Garden Planning
Garden Planning
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A group) of flower- ing shrubs occupies a central position on the grass. The position of the entrance gate permits of borders on either side of the path.
Fig. I2i. Size, 40 feet by 40 feet. Aspect, W. Gravel makes a pleasing and distinctive feature.
The group of beds on the Fig. 122. Size, 19 feet by 30 feet. Aspect, E. An arrangement which gives ample border space, and admits of a group of small beds on the grass.
GARDEN PLANS 3 OI Fig. 123. Size, 51 feet by 50 feet. Aspect, nearly W. A fore-c...ourt larger than the average, treated with no regard to symmetry.
i Fig. 124. Size, 73 feet by 15 feet. Aspect, S. A not uncommon type of front garden, arranged so as to obtain variety in detail, and a screening effect for the sake of privacy.
302 GARDEN PLANNING Fig. 125. Size, 50 feet by 32 feet. Aspect, S. A front garden of ample width, admitting of treatment for picturesque effect. With a good screen of trees or shrubs along the front boundary this garden would not be unduly overlooked. It should be noted that the side yard is masked by trees and the summer house by transverse borders.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A group) of flower- ing shrubs occupies a central position on the grass. The position of the entrance gate permits of borders on either side of the path.
Fig. I2i. Size, 40 feet by 40 feet. Aspect, W. Gravel makes a pleasing and distinctive feature.
The group of beds on the Fig. 122. Size, 19 feet by 30 feet. Aspect, E. An arrangement which gives ample border space, and admits of a group of small beds on the grass.
GARDEN PLANS 3 OI Fig. 123. Size, 51 feet by 50 feet. Aspect, nearly W. A fore-c...ourt larger than the average, treated with no regard to symmetry.
i Fig. 124. Size, 73 feet by 15 feet. Aspect, S. A not uncommon type of front garden, arranged so as to obtain variety in detail, and a screening effect for the sake of privacy.
302 GARDEN PLANNING Fig. 125. Size, 50 feet by 32 feet. Aspect, S. A front garden of ample width, admitting of treatment for picturesque effect. With a good screen of trees or shrubs along the front boundary this garden would not be unduly overlooked. It should be noted that the side yard is masked by trees and the summer house by transverse borders.
What to read after Garden Planning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S William Snow Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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