The book of Topiary
The book of Topiary
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In the making of a Topiary garden, nothing should be done to the trees in a hurry ; but on the other hand, no more time should be lost than can possibly be avoided in hastening on the work of shaping, and in getting the garden furnished in the quickest possible time. No young shoots or branches should be cut away that can possibly be used in the construction of the various shapes ; but in the training of young trees special care should be given to them, and particular notice taken that they are... not allowed to make too rapid growth. In a very few years trees will be injured to a great extent through being 68 THE BOOK OF TOPIARY allowed to grow too quickly. More especially does this apply to hedges. No matter how much it is desired to get a hedge quickly grown in a certain place^ whether for shelter or anything else, it is the greatest possible mistake to sacrifice strength and substance to a desire to promote rapid growth, a result that is certain to occur if a hedge is allowed to grow eight or ten feet before it is stopped.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the making of a Topiary garden, nothing should be done to the trees in a hurry ; but on the other hand, no more time should be lost than can possibly be avoided in hastening on the work of shaping, and in getting the garden furnished in the quickest possible time. No young shoots or branches should be cut away that can possibly be used in the construction of the various shapes ; but in the training of young trees special care should be given to them, and particular notice taken that they are... not allowed to make too rapid growth. In a very few years trees will be injured to a great extent through being 68 THE BOOK OF TOPIARY allowed to grow too quickly. More especially does this apply to hedges. No matter how much it is desired to get a hedge quickly grown in a certain place^ whether for shelter or anything else, it is the greatest possible mistake to sacrifice strength and substance to a desire to promote rapid growth, a result that is certain to occur if a hedge is allowed to grow eight or ten feet before it is stopped.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Henry Curtis to read onlineMoreLess
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