The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 87
hill is to prevent the grassfrom injuring the roots of the trees while young, and to admit ot thelarger roots showing themselves above the surface, where they ramifyfrom the stem, as before mentioned. It has been found since the gar-den was completed that these little hills have served as an… … Fig. 5.—East Lo.lge of ilie Derln Ar>orctum. showing the Entrance Gates.Tuilur Style, lime of Henry VII. ceremony of the opening, not a single pl;int was injured. Some fewof the shrubs wliifh require peat .soil, such as the heaths, have hailthatsoil prepared for them; and the genera Cistiis and…
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