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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 73

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e garden, for with alittle protection in winter one can do wondersupon such a well-sunned and well-sheltered wall. So far, then, the Lairds Garden, a developedyet simply domestic type for general example andfor horticulture. E. School Gardens The relation of this garden to the schools willnaturally… … CHILDRENS GARDENS Fig. 43. — Ilan nf Tri;il Gnnlen, inckulini; 75 small gardens fur indivichialcliildren, and with two small greenhouses and appropriate working-sheds andyards. These may he reserved for boys and girls respectively, itr employed fordifferent uses as preferred. Note also…

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