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ent levels, but they are difficult andexpensive in upkeep. Moreover, if they lose theirshape they easily become unsightly. It is thereforeworth while, where stone or brick is procurable, tobuild a retaining wall, battered or sloping if pre-ferred, from the foot and crown of which the levelgrass can… … =-1 s^ M o FLOWER ENCLOSURES AND BORDERS loi determined by the size of the enclosure, for thebeds must not be thrown too much in the shade.Quite low boundaries are sufficient where thegarden is sheltered, so long as their outline isclear; and such formal gardens as are sunk belowthe level of the…
