Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 216
area. Along the two inter-secting central paths there can be a border of gaily-coloured old-fashioned flowers, making a brilliantcross, the arms of which reach from the centre almostto the boundary. And in the middle an open tankof water, with curb of brick, stone, or lead, is themost fitting… … Fig. 54.—^Wall of Kitchen Garden, Dalingridge Place. sand, or ashes can be used. If these are many, thebyways can be turfed, thus adding greatly to thegardens beauty, but the main walks should be ofa material hard enough to bear the traffic of barrowor trolley. Of fruit trees, the larger sort…
