The Planning Planting of Little Gardens
The Planning Planting of Little Gardens
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This com- petitor has utilized the fall in the ground from east to west by levelling out the western end, and thus creating a terrace to the house, with some broad central steps descending to the lawn, and the whole idea of this is thoroughly well conceived. It is a question for the reader who wishes to adopt this idea to decide whether or no the use of paving is a little too lavish. As a guide to those who contemplate such a feature I will suggest that in few places would it be achieved at an ...expenditure of less than 55 ; in some districts it would be more. It must, however, be remembered that, on the whole, this design would prove comparatively inex- pensive in the carrying out. Below the terrace Miss * Matthiola bicornis is the name under which this delightful little plant is offered by the seed merchants.
63 The Winning Designs Brown surrendered unconditionally to the existing cir- cumstances, and I think the general impression will be that, despite the attraction of a shady walk round under the fruit-trees, there are many ways in which this area could have been utilized with results more satisfactory to the garden lover generally, and into which the fruit-trees could have been introduced quite successfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This com- petitor has utilized the fall in the ground from east to west by levelling out the western end, and thus creating a terrace to the house, with some broad central steps descending to the lawn, and the whole idea of this is thoroughly well conceived. It is a question for the reader who wishes to adopt this idea to decide whether or no the use of paving is a little too lavish. As a guide to those who contemplate such a feature I will suggest that in few places would it be achieved at an ...expenditure of less than 55 ; in some districts it would be more. It must, however, be remembered that, on the whole, this design would prove comparatively inex- pensive in the carrying out. Below the terrace Miss * Matthiola bicornis is the name under which this delightful little plant is offered by the seed merchants.
63 The Winning Designs Brown surrendered unconditionally to the existing cir- cumstances, and I think the general impression will be that, despite the attraction of a shady walk round under the fruit-trees, there are many ways in which this area could have been utilized with results more satisfactory to the garden lover generally, and into which the fruit-trees could have been introduced quite successfully.
What to read after The Planning Planting of Little Gardens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Dillstone to read onlineMoreLess
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