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he land. Themost picturesque gardens are never all visible fromone point of view, but consist of parts screenedby shrubs, bushes, or vine-covered trellises, eachpart different in character from the other. It issafer to use a curved line than a straight one inpaths and lines of shrubbery. Straight… … PLATE XVII 140 Home Planning Japanese can teach us much in the way of gardenplanning. In Japan the working classes have 10by 12 yards, which they transform into gardenssuggestive of vast spaces. There is no point onwhich the eye fastens, no dominant form to attractor hold attention, and this very…
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