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the absence of grouping or any attempt to hold " things together,," 

 a fault which is easily got over. It is easy to avoid scattering 

 things one likes all over the beds at equal distances, and, without 

 " squaring " them in any stupid way, to keep them rather more 



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Sheltered little garden in front of gardener's house at Uffington, Stamford, with simple beds of Roses 

 and hardy flowers. The space enclosed in walls. 



together in natural groups, in which they are more effective, and 

 in winter it is much easier to remember where they are. In this 

 way, too, it is easy to give a somewhat distinct look to each part 

 of the garden. Box edgings may be used in such a garden, and 

 where they thrive and are well kept they are very pretty in effect, 



