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City development, a study of parks, gardens, and culture-institutes; a report to the Carnegie Dunfermline trust (1904)

Geddes, Patrick, Sir, 1854-1932 · Edinburgh : Geddes and company; [etc., etc.] · leaf 70

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let us keep them in the main ; even the smallrock garden also, which is now thoroughly estab-lished, and needs little care, and may easily bekejit by the garden pupil and imitated at home bythe intelligent amateur. There is not room here for a great fruitcollection ; hence all the more care should… … Iiti. 4i(?. — Present garvlen. InoUiiig West ; old central grass walk and herbaceous borders to he preserved. not onlv what to grow and how to grow it, butreminded when to sow, transplant, prune, and soon—a no less important matter. Here, then, our gardener wouUl become ateaching horticulturist ;…

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