Sedding, John Dando, 1838-1891, Russell, Edward Francis, 1844-1925 · London, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner · leaf 194
pe, unscreened and unterraced, is not to treatsite or house fairly. There exists a certain necessityfor features in a flat place, and if no raised terracebe possible, it is desirable to get architectural treat-ment by means of balustrades alone, without much,or any, fall in the ground. The eye… … THE TECHNICS OF GARDENING. i6i house that has tumbled casually down from theskies, near which the cattle may graze as they list,and the flower-beds are the mere sport of contin-gencies. Good examples of terrace walls are to be foundat Haddon, Claverton, Brympton, Montacute. Brams-hill. Wilton, and…
Gardens · Landscape architecture
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