Gardens for Small Country Houses
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Labourers are apt to scamp it ; even experienced builders and foremen, unless they have had special experience in dry walling, do not give it the unremitting attention that it requires. This tight ramming cannot be too strongly insisted on or the absolute need of it too often repeated. Ram as tightly Retaining Walls and Their Planting. 123 co in 124 Gardens for Small Country Houses. M in o en PS W Q o Retaining Walls and Their Planting. . , ; FIG. 160. PALE PINK ROSE, VALERIAN, CERASTIUM AND R...OCK PINK IN A ROUGH STONE WALL. 126 Gardens for Small Country Houses. As possible and on every part of the back of the walling. If the whole thing is in " made ground " it must all be rammed, but the part just behind the stones is the vulnerable point. If the ram- ming is neglected or is insufficient the wall will either come down in heavy rain or will bulge at various points in a manner that is very unsightly. It is always best to lay the stones level as to right and left and on their natural bed, that is, the same way up as they lay in the quarry ; they both look better and stand better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Labourers are apt to scamp it ; even experienced builders and foremen, unless they have had special experience in dry walling, do not give it the unremitting attention that it requires. This tight ramming cannot be too strongly insisted on or the absolute need of it too often repeated. Ram as tightly Retaining Walls and Their Planting. 123 co in 124 Gardens for Small Country Houses. M in o en PS W Q o Retaining Walls and Their Planting. . , ; FIG. 160. PALE PINK ROSE, VALERIAN, CERASTIUM AND R...OCK PINK IN A ROUGH STONE WALL. 126 Gardens for Small Country Houses. As possible and on every part of the back of the walling. If the whole thing is in " made ground " it must all be rammed, but the part just behind the stones is the vulnerable point. If the ram- ming is neglected or is insufficient the wall will either come down in heavy rain or will bulge at various points in a manner that is very unsightly. It is always best to lay the stones level as to right and left and on their natural bed, that is, the same way up as they lay in the quarry ; they both look better and stand better.
What to read after Gardens for Small Country Houses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gertrude Jekyll to read onlineMoreLess
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