Come Into the Garden
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Firm balance, a smooth seat, and an easy, smooth reclining surface for a back are essential — and all three are perfectly simple to attain without sacrificing the picturesque in the least.
With the loitering places and the living spots of the outdoors provided, lesser accessories make their claim. Named in the order of their interest I consider them to be: first, the bird bath, either a pool or elevated basin or a very simple foun- tain, if circumstances permit its being kept in play; second, t...he sundial; third, the statue or GARDEN ACCESSORIES 95 Herm; fourth, the column or, under conditions where it may be suitable, the stone lantern of Japanese extraction, or some similar object.
Arches I have purposely omitted for reasons which will develop later; and bird houses find their positions in trees or atop of posts inciden- tally and not as special objects of consideration.
If I could have nothing else in my own garden, I most certainly should have the bathing and drinking place for birds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Firm balance, a smooth seat, and an easy, smooth reclining surface for a back are essential — and all three are perfectly simple to attain without sacrificing the picturesque in the least.
With the loitering places and the living spots of the outdoors provided, lesser accessories make their claim. Named in the order of their interest I consider them to be: first, the bird bath, either a pool or elevated basin or a very simple foun- tain, if circumstances permit its being kept in play; second, t...he sundial; third, the statue or GARDEN ACCESSORIES 95 Herm; fourth, the column or, under conditions where it may be suitable, the stone lantern of Japanese extraction, or some similar object.
Arches I have purposely omitted for reasons which will develop later; and bird houses find their positions in trees or atop of posts inciden- tally and not as special objects of consideration.
If I could have nothing else in my own garden, I most certainly should have the bathing and drinking place for birds.
What to read after Come Into the Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grace Tabor to read onlineMoreLess
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