Godfrey, Walter Hindes, 1881- · [London] B. T. Batsford, ltd · leaf 41
ild, more richly clad than its brotherglades and meadows ; and where the cultivatedmeets the wild land, some pleasant boundary can beset,—some quiet ditch of fern or sheltered path, ora wild garden, can be planned between the wood-land and the well-trimmed walks. The second group of considerations… … Fig. 5.—Gateway and Yew. garden domain. We may perhaps sum up thesentence in the single word repose. The methodof garden planning, as it is desired to present it here,is largely embraced in a process of dividing thegarden into many gardens, each part having anoifganic relation with every other…
