Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 110
aid us indealing with the continual round of work. Like allthings of value, they are expensive in the initial out-lay ; but money laid out in this way will repay itself,not once, but many times over. Gates and Gateways Boundaries in gardens are made for us to passthrough, and the openings need only… … Fig. 22.—Wrought-iron Gateway. 88 GARDENS IN THE MAKING simple break In wall or hedge, a tree or clippedshrub, perhaps, standing near, is aU that a modestgarden will require, and the choice of its situationand the size of the opening will be the chief subjectof deliberation. Where, however, a…
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