Jekyll, Gertrude, 1843-1932 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 191
et high(N and above on plan). These give place to lowershrubs, rather more thinly grouped, while the rockyboulders are more frequent and more conspicuous.Presently, and only by a gentle transition, the rock-mound comes into view, and we see that there arethree paths, each having a slightly… … THE ROCK-GARDEN 85 and see and enjoy. There is no bewilderment,because there is no jumble or crowding of irrelevantitems. Everything falls into its place, and a quietprogress through any one of the paths presents asuccession of garden-pictures that look not so muchas if they had been designed and…
Gardens · Water gardens · Rock gardens
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