Garden Planning And Planting
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, xtra narrow beds ire sometimes the mly ones that can DC cut in strips of, urf or spare spaces >f gravel, and Fig.
1 shows a shape that ooks better than n oblong ; it can equally well be Wanted with low growers or with ;aller ones.
The corners of awns are wasted unless beds are FIG 7 nade in them, or pillar Roses, clumps of grass, specimen trees, shrubs, giant plants, rockeries, urns, or mounds fill them. Now there are some beds that 62 GARDEN PLANNING AND PLANTING look awkward when set in cor...ners, others that are just suited to them ; a shield, oblong, or oval never looks well, but a diamond, with one point to the corner, fulfils every need, a round is tolerable, and so is a heart shape.
Grouping beds successfully is a matter of some difficulty always, and rules are not likely to meet all cases ; still it may be taken for granted that when three beds lie together at the end of a lawn the centre one should be considerably larger than the others, that the side beds of the lawn may be longer, but should not be as wide as the end ones, and thatl there should be a >vide margin; left round every bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, xtra narrow beds ire sometimes the mly ones that can DC cut in strips of, urf or spare spaces >f gravel, and Fig.
1 shows a shape that ooks better than n oblong ; it can equally well be Wanted with low growers or with ;aller ones.
The corners of awns are wasted unless beds are FIG 7 nade in them, or pillar Roses, clumps of grass, specimen trees, shrubs, giant plants, rockeries, urns, or mounds fill them. Now there are some beds that 62 GARDEN PLANNING AND PLANTING look awkward when set in cor...ners, others that are just suited to them ; a shield, oblong, or oval never looks well, but a diamond, with one point to the corner, fulfils every need, a round is tolerable, and so is a heart shape.
Grouping beds successfully is a matter of some difficulty always, and rules are not likely to meet all cases ; still it may be taken for granted that when three beds lie together at the end of a lawn the centre one should be considerably larger than the others, that the side beds of the lawn may be longer, but should not be as wide as the end ones, and thatl there should be a >vide margin; left round every bed.
What to read after Garden Planning And Planting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Harry Higgott Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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