The art and practice of landscape gardening (1890)
Milner, Henry Ernest · London : The author : Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent · leaf 65
pecial object, as the route to some distant point, toconnect two lawns, to approach some particular group of planting, toreach some point of view, or to provide alternative means of com-munication at different levels. No doubt the designer will have firstplaced the group of planting, the lawn, the… … ARRANGEMENT AND FORMATION 33 It is essential that groups of planting should be, and should appearto be, rightly placed in the general composition. If there be old singletrees, or groups of trees, on the turf, they should be treated as specimens,and isolated each on its own mound, and not have…
Landscape architecture · Gardening
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