Hints On Landscape Gardening
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In the "pleasure-ground" and the gardens one is justified, by the smaller scale and the far larger choice of plants (especially the number of shrubs which serve the purpose), in a looser application of these rules, for only so much thinning out is necessary as concerns the health of the plants, or at times the improvement of their shape.
On the maintenance of meadows I have al- ready enlarged, and so no further remarks are necessary except that every year they must be rolled at least once and i...f possible twice ; that moles must be diligently caught; that in spring and autumn these meadows must be watered ; and that every three or four years they must be manured if they are to be always fresh and thick- set. Rivers and lakes require occasional repairs when damaged by accidents, but no maintenance.
The more the water gnaws at the shores, and Maintenance 109 the more the edges are clothed with green and water plants, the better.
But the cleaning out of ponds which are not very deep is advisable every three years, partly to prevent clogging of the bottom with water mosses and other plants, partly for economy's sake, because the collected sediment or mud makes the best manure for meadows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the "pleasure-ground" and the gardens one is justified, by the smaller scale and the far larger choice of plants (especially the number of shrubs which serve the purpose), in a looser application of these rules, for only so much thinning out is necessary as concerns the health of the plants, or at times the improvement of their shape.
On the maintenance of meadows I have al- ready enlarged, and so no further remarks are necessary except that every year they must be rolled at least once and i...f possible twice ; that moles must be diligently caught; that in spring and autumn these meadows must be watered ; and that every three or four years they must be manured if they are to be always fresh and thick- set. Rivers and lakes require occasional repairs when damaged by accidents, but no maintenance.
The more the water gnaws at the shores, and Maintenance 109 the more the edges are clothed with green and water plants, the better.
But the cleaning out of ponds which are not very deep is advisable every three years, partly to prevent clogging of the bottom with water mosses and other plants, partly for economy's sake, because the collected sediment or mud makes the best manure for meadows.
What to read after Hints On Landscape Gardening?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Society of Landscape Architects to read onlineMoreLess
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