Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 122
gularlysloping bank to the top, where a background of shrubbery andtrees would be effective. If a streamlet is available, and can bemade to fall in a series of little cascades from the upper tothe lower level, the picturesque effect of the rock garden maybe heightened charmingly. A rock garden can,… … A Picturesque RockeryTo the left we illustrate a very pretty pieceof rock-gardening on the grounds of Mr.Ellvvanger. It is very happily placed on theedge of the lawn at the foot of the semi-wild wooded slope. The plants growing inthis rockery are the tufted Phloxes, subulata,procumbens and amcena,…
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