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s of velvet, with edges trimmed withunerring straightness. These paths are often usedin kitchen gardens, but they naturally will not standa great deal of wear, so that it is advisable to havethe main paths paved for the passage of thewheelbarrow. For the divisions of small formalgardens, however,… … 98 GARDENS IN THE MAKING or filling a definitely defined space (fig. 24). It isonly when they are dispersed in aimless fashionabout a lawn that both they and the lawn sufferfrom the lack of order and of any sense of design.A stretch of lawn is the better for a good back-ground or boundary. To this…
