52 MANUAL OF GARDENING 
1 Privet. 
3 Viburnums. 
1 Snowball. 
1 Tartarian honeysuckle. 
1 Silver Bell, Halesva tetraptera. 
These were planted on the sloping bank of the terrace, from 
E to D. The terrace has an incline, or width, of about three 
feet. Figure 45 shows this terrace after the planting was com- 
pleted, looking from the point C. 
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45. The planting of the terrace in Fig. 44. 
Shrubs of medium size, suitable for side plantings and groups in 
the foregoing example 
3 Barberries, Berberis Thunbergit. 
3 Osier dogwoods, variegated. 
2 Japanese quinces, Cydonia Japonica and C. Maulet. 
4 Tall deutzias. 
1 Variegated elder. 
7 Weigelas, assorted colors. 
1 Rhodotypos. 
9 Spireas of medium growth, assorted. 
1 Rubus odoratus. 
1 Lonicera fragrantissima. 
Most of these shrubs were planted in a border two feet wide, 
extending from B to C D, the planting beginning about ten 
feet back from the street. Some of them were placed on the 
terrace at the left, extending from E one-fourth of the distance 
