Henderson's picturesque gardens and ornamental gardening illustrated (1908)
Henderson, Charles · New York: Henderson · leaf 96
y,— not too close, as their roots are robbers,—■greatly emphasizes the color effects, and similar results may beobtained in front of vine-clad walls, or at the side of a house.Where space permits, borders should be of sufficient width toallow the plants to be boldly grouped, and a very… … Do the same with the summer-flowering sorts, and again withthe autumn-flowering, so that the entire border will be at-tractive at all seasons. For instance, the early-floweringhardy Candytufts planted in conjunction with autumn-flower-ing hardy Phloxes will give successional displays, as, too,would…
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