Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 84
the Terrace—(which is much wider than the upper one)—thehedge serving as a screen to shut off the kitchenGarden. Here, too, the old brick wall is a massof sweet-smelling Roses, Lavender bushes, andIlex trees leaning down over it from the Terraceabove. Evelyn claims to have been the; first to make… … HO hB3- ALBURY 65 La Quintinye, whose book, The CompleteGardiner, he translated into English. The Yew hedge at Albury is quite remarkablein its way: It is rather a row of Yew trees thetrunks of which are bare and the tops of whichform one solid head of about ten feet high, whilethe bottom branches…
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