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Live music will be featured each week as local artists perform under the pergola at Crescent Park.
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The pergola supports a wisteria vine and is surrounded by boxwood topiaries.
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That patio, still in the works, will seat 60 people and include a pergola, custom picnic tables and tables with umbrellas.
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White wisteria winds its way along the house and a pergola is crowned by Fourth of July roses and flanked by towering oriental lilies.
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Harper’s Garden, a wine garden set beneath a pergola, is looking at spring at 31 S. 18th St., placing it near nightspots, including Continental Mid-town, Concourse Dance Bar, and Uptown Beer Garden.
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These vines happily and haphazardly clothe pergolas with their small, green fruits hanging—not always easily accessible nor in prodigious quantity—beneath the leaves.
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White magnolias are near the pergola, which is topped by wisteria and varieties of clematis.
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Elm Grove Heights also would feature amenities such as a club room, exercise room and a pergola overlooking a creek on the site's northern portion.
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Origin and Etymology of pergola
Italian, from Latin pergula
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First Known Use: 1664
in the meaning defined at sense 1
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