European and Japanese gardens; papers read before the American Institute of Architects (1902)
Brown, Glenn, 1854-1932, Hamlin, Alfred Dwight Foster, 1855-1926, Sturgis, R. Clipston (Richard Clipston), 1860-1951, Howard, John Galen, 1864-1931, Honda, K · Philadelphia, H. T. Coates · leaf 93
emight find separate gardens for herbs, for small fruits, for rootsand for the more quickly growing crops, such as beans andpeas. The necessary water is made use of as an interestingfeature. Water which has lain in the sun is better than coldwell water, or water just from the town mains, so one… … European and Japanese Gardens bed cold-frames, bins for leaves, and all such accessories ofgarden-work are made to lend interest to the kitchen-gardenand give it the air of order which is characteristic of all Englishwork. The desire to make the most of every scrap of groundinduces the utmost care…
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