Jekyll, Gertrude, 1843-1932 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 321
attribute, quality, or circumstance thatcould possibly be turned to account for the increaseof the beauty and interest and delightfulness of thegarden. One small section I have ventured to de-scribe and figure in detail, but only as a suggestionof how much may be done with a limited number ofplants… … ^ -s. §1 o A LILY TANK 151 a good deal of the knowledge that only comes ofmany forms of study and labour and effort. Butthe grand plants are now so numerous and so easilyaccessible that one should consider all ways of usingthem worthily. As far as I understand the needs of such a gardenas I have…
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