Making a Garden of Perennials
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In other words, you increase your width in jumps of eighteeninches at a time. While this is not actually necessary, it is best andapplies only to the widest and narrowest points. The intervening curvedlines will vary from this measurement but it makes no difference, because you do not plant in straight rows from back to front as onewould cabbages.
In planting at boundary lines or at buildings, the taller ones shouldbe used at the back, but the semi-tall ones--say three feet inheight--should occ...asionally be brought well toward the front in orderto avoid stiffness and to add irregularity to the general effect. If ahouse or fence is at the back, flowering vines like the _Clematispaniculata_, or _C. Flammula_, or any annual flowering vine, may beused here and there. In detached beds which may be seen from all sides, the taller plants are set in the middle.
The effect is much better if you plant in groups of four, six, or moreof one kind. It relieves the effect of spottiness. Plant in anirregular manner so as to avoid stiffness or lumpiness, and let onegroup run in behind another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In other words, you increase your width in jumps of eighteeninches at a time. While this is not actually necessary, it is best andapplies only to the widest and narrowest points. The intervening curvedlines will vary from this measurement but it makes no difference, because you do not plant in straight rows from back to front as onewould cabbages.
In planting at boundary lines or at buildings, the taller ones shouldbe used at the back, but the semi-tall ones--say three feet inheight--should occ...asionally be brought well toward the front in orderto avoid stiffness and to add irregularity to the general effect. If ahouse or fence is at the back, flowering vines like the _Clematispaniculata_, or _C. Flammula_, or any annual flowering vine, may beused here and there. In detached beds which may be seen from all sides, the taller plants are set in the middle.
The effect is much better if you plant in groups of four, six, or moreof one kind. It relieves the effect of spottiness. Plant in anirregular manner so as to avoid stiffness or lumpiness, and let onegroup run in behind another.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egan William Constantine to read onlineMoreLess
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