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Sea-coast gardens and gardening (1908)

Bardswell, Frances Anne · London, Sherratt & Hughes · leaf 47

An illustration from Sea-coast gardens and gardening, 1908, leaf 47
lly warm and comfortable to sitabout in, like those that are well screened by trees,nor can you grow the same variety of flowers andshrubs. Hurdles made of reeds are light and handyto move about, as they are wanted, others of woodare heavier and more permanent. A light fence orpaling is often put… … Sunk Path with Herbaceous Borders at Sidestrand Hall, Cromer. THE FIRST LINE OF DEFENCE 31 Hedges. Much might be said about evergreen and deciduoushedges. There is the neat-trimmed hedge, whichserves as an outside line to a garden, and also as ascreen or wind-break to small and tender plantsgrowing…

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