Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 114
he monksfor their herbs and vegetables, it is carried out onsimilar lines. Imagination, therefore, can repeopleit with the grey-clad monks wandering among thegravel walks and Box-edged knots which form thisprototype of a mediaeval Garden—without fear ofdisillusion in the garish light of… … ASHEIDGE 91 round the square of the Garden. Four flights ofstone steps in the grass slope beyond form theentrances to this Garden, which is on a slightlylower level than the surrounding ground. Thesesteps are very effective, with their pedestal pillarsand vases on each side; straight gravel paths…
Gardens
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