Excerpt from Molding Concrete Flower Pots, Boxes, Jardinieres, Etc IT is the purpose of the writer to present in this series of books a complete explanation of various successful methods of concrete construction that may be employed by the beginner as well as by the more experienced worker. I shall endeavor to give the details of molds and ideas that are not covered by patents, such as may be easily and cheaply con structed; hence the reader is not compelled to pur chase expensive patented molds before putting into practise the many successful types of concrete con struction I have exhaustively described in this series. There is no practical value to the reader in explain ing a patented system of construction, other than a few words on its merits, as the owners of same are always pleased to give this information; hence in going outside the beaten track of concrete authors and presenting ideas, systems, and molds that are practical, successful in operation, and, above all, easily and simply constructed, I trust that I have merited the sincere gratitude of all fellow workers in the concrete field who seek such information.