Landscape Gardening; How to Lay Out a Garden
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Specimen Plants. • — Where a place is so small that there cannot be many single plants grown upon the lawn, to exhibit their full beauty and proportions, it will be a judicious plan to treat a number of the plants in the beds or groups mainly as specimens, that they may show themselves better and that the natural desire for individualizing objects of attention and watching and tending them during their prog- ress may be duly gratified. Besides which, by thus making each plant a more or less per...fect one, a way will be prepared for subsequently covering more of the soil in. the bed with turf, and so increasing the size of the lawn, or ultimately turfing over the whole and leaving the best plants to stand on the grass.
The method of rendering individual plants shapely and fit to stand by themselves is very simple. It is not by planting so thinly in the first instance; for, however that plan might succeed in some soils and climates, it will more generally be found serviceable to plant rather thickly, in order to afford encouragement and shelter.
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Specimen Plants. • — Where a place is so small that there cannot be many single plants grown upon the lawn, to exhibit their full beauty and proportions, it will be a judicious plan to treat a number of the plants in the beds or groups mainly as specimens, that they may show themselves better and that the natural desire for individualizing objects of attention and watching and tending them during their prog- ress may be duly gratified. Besides which, by thus making each plant a more or less per...fect one, a way will be prepared for subsequently covering more of the soil in. the bed with turf, and so increasing the size of the lawn, or ultimately turfing over the whole and leaving the best plants to stand on the grass.
The method of rendering individual plants shapely and fit to stand by themselves is very simple. It is not by planting so thinly in the first instance; for, however that plan might succeed in some soils and climates, it will more generally be found serviceable to plant rather thickly, in order to afford encouragement and shelter.
What to read after Landscape Gardening; How to Lay Out a Garden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waugh, F. A. (Frank Albert), 1869-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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