Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 71
ry wall and steps,thus forming a charming sunkengarden with borders of flowers,vines, etc. The evergreen trees inthe corners add character and breakthe formal horizontal lines of pathsand walls. 66 HENDERSONS PICTURESQUE GARDENS WALLED GARDENS Walled Gardens, an example of which is delineated here,… … ing sense of security. As traditional customs are not quickly elimi-nated, even in garden plans, border walls still remain a feature ofmany British and Continental home grounds, especially in the citiesand towns, and although no longer needed for protection, they accord with the sentimentsof…
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