Sedding, John Dando, 1838-1891, Russell, Edward Francis, 1844-1925 · London, K. Paul, Trench, Trübner · leaf 200
, with a statue or sundial orpavilion at the end ; or an archway framing a peepof the country beyond. As to the gardens size, it is erroneous to supposethat the enjoyments of a garden are only in propor-tion to its magnitude; the pleasurableness of agarden depends infinitely more upon the degree… … DOO 2 -< w Q Pi o w o fa 2 D CD faO H w w o <^ <o w THE TECHNICS OF GARDENING 165 the number of attendants, so that the time and careof the u;ardener are nearly absorbed in the manuallabour of repairing and stocking the beds, andmaintaining and sweeping the walks. But if not large, the…
Gardens · Landscape architecture
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