cter of its furnishing willbe cool greenery in handsome masses, though flowerswill be in fair proportion. Here again, if the wall-garden is to be seen at its best, and if the plants are tobe shown as well as possible, it will not do to throwtogether one each of a quantity of kinds, but a fairnumber… … FERNS AT A NORrilERN WALL-FOOT. THE ROCK-WALL IN SHADE 29 hended from the diagram at p. 61, in which the groupsof each kind of plant are represented by the differentways of hatching. It would be well to get into the way of this kind ofplanting as a general rule, though here and there oneisolated…
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