How to Lay Out a Garden Intended As a General Guide in Choosing Forming Or I

Edward Kemp

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what the other lias done. Latterly, (1858, ) Mr. T. G. Frost, who owns the easternmost plot, has also purchased an additional half acre of land to the east of his present garden ; and this, as it nearly terminates the available land for building m that direction, will secure him against what neighbours may do in 208 GENERAL OBJECTS.
the way of building, and give him some additional pleasure- grounds, and a sufficient space for a kitchen- garden in a part where it will not be s...een from his house, and also supply him and his brother with land for erecting stables. Mr. Frost, senior, the father of these gentlemen, has likewise bought land for a house to the westward of the plots shown on the plan ; and as he purposes arranging his ground so as to unite with what has already been done, the entire space, which will only slightly exceed two acres in extent, will probably present a remarkable (and certainly gratifying) example of what can be done in this way by the combined efforts of several members of a family.

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