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INDEX. 



Nole. — TJw LAKGE numerals indicate illustrations of Ike subject indexed, and refer ]iol to the Fiiiure numbers, hut 

 to tJie PAGES on wJiicli illustrations will be found. Tfie small numerals indicate rf,fj;renc]-:s in the text. 



Acid in soil, 1 1. 



Acremead, Kent, gard,en at, 18S, 191. 



Alpines, 52, 68, ijg, 244. 



Amalfi, pergola at, 179, iSo. 



Arnorini, Chapter XIX. passim. 



" Antiques," 219. 



Arches, iron, for pergolas, 1S8. 190 ; of treillage, xliv. 



Ardkinglas, garden stair at, 85, 85. 



Athelhampton, garden at, 145,' 147, 105, 106, 208, 208. 



Autumn-blooming shrubs, 43, 44, 44. 



Balusters, 100 — 104. 



Balustrades, xxiii., xxiv., 155, Chapter X. 



Bankart, George F., designs by, 163, 164, 164, 226 



226, 228, 232. 

 Bargate stone, 3, 171, 171. 

 Barrow-way at side of long garden, g. 

 Bases for sundials, 227. 

 Basin, tile-built, 160, i5i. 

 Basin, tiled, 59, 60. 

 Bathing pooC 165, 166. 

 " Battering " of retaining walls, 122. 

 Berkshire, a garden in, Chapter III. 

 Biddestone Manor, gate at, 195, 196. 

 Bidlake, W. H., garden designed by, 10. 

 Billerey, Fcrnand, design hy, 214, 215. 

 Bird-baths, 165, 165, 223. 

 Blackamoor in lead, 227, 230. 

 Blomfield, Reginald, A.R.A., dcsi.gns by, 13S, 140: 



quoted, 12. 

 Blow, Detmar. designs by, 211, 211, 214, 213. 

 Blythburgh, garden at, 143, 145. 

 Bog garden, 249, 251, 254, 254. 

 Bologna, Gian di, 223. 

 Bolton, Arthur T., designs by, 78. 

 Borders, backed by hedge, 131, 133; by well, xlii., .\liu. 

 Borders by serpentine walls, 108, 108. 

 Borders, flower', xl., xlix, 3, 7, 8, 21, 25, },=,, 39, 40, 



42, 52, 121. 

 Berwick, Leonard, his garden, xlvii., xlviii. 

 Boundary walls of rock, 248, 249, 250. 

 BowUng greens, 131, 131, 132. 

 Box hedges, 36, 37, 42, 132. 

 Boy and Dolpfiin, 220, 222, 223, 223. 

 Boy statues. Chapter XIX. passim. 

 Bracken, 11, 16. 

 Bramley, Millmead, Chapter I. 

 Brick dry walls, 120, 122, 123, 126. 

 Brick fountain, 150, 151, 157 ; do. paths, 56, 38 ; 



do. paving, 176-8, 176-8; do. steps, 201, 206. 

 Brickwork, open, 104. 

 Bridge End garden. Saffron Walden, xxxiii. — xxxvi., 



xxxix. 

 Bridge over pool, 147, 151. 

 Bridges over moats, 165, 166. 

 Brierley, Walter, design by, 196, 196 

 Broadway, a garden at, 213, 214. 

 Brockenhurst, hedges at, 132. 

 Bromsgrove Guild, ornaments by, 222. 

 Bronze dials, 231, 233. 



Building of retaining w.ills, 122, 126, 127. 



Bulwick, vews at, 132, 136. 



Buncker, a smith, 200. 



Calcareous soil, 53. 



Canal treatment, 56, 58, 159, iGo. 



Carriage gates, 197, 197. 



Carriage ways, xlvli., xlix. 



Carter, W. T. A. T.. designs by, 209, 210. 



Cascades, 149, 251, 251. 



Cashmore, H. W., modeUing bv, 162, 162. 



Cave, Walter, designs by, 89,' 89, 92, 93, 93, 183, 



189, 209, 209. 

 Cementing of walls, 103. 

 Chains lor pergolas, 188. 



Chance, Ladv, garden sculpture liy, 161, 161, 162. 

 Chclwood ^'etchery, g,-i,rden at, 159, 160, 183, 187, 



204, 204. 

 Chesterton, Frank, design by, 82, 83. 



Che3rne Walk, 100, garden at, 60, 62, 64, 65. 



Children and gardens, 89. 



Circular garden, 29 — },i, 30 — 32. 



Circular paving, 174, 176: do. pool, 46. 



Cisterns, lead, 164, 164, 163, 165. 



Cleeve Prior, gate at, 194, 193 ; do., yews at, 130, 131. 



Climbing plants, 37, Cha.pter XI. 



Clipped box, 36, 37, 42. 



Clipping of yew hedges, 132. 



" Clocks," game of, 2:;i, 233. 



" Cob " walls, 212, 213. 



Cole, Leopold E., design by, xlvii. 



Colonnade of treillage, xlv. 



Colour schemes, 31, 40, 41, 42, 44, 34, 124, 125. 



Colour scfiemes in the flower garden, reference to, 42. 



Colours for garden furniture, 238. 



Combelands, Pulborough, garden at, 39, 61. 



Compartments, a garden in, 27. 



Concrete walls, 109, 109. 



Cordon fruit pergolas, 1S8, 190. 



Coronal garden, 103, 106. 



Cottages, motor approaches for, ,\lvii. — xlix. 



Courtyard gates, ig6, 196. 



Cray, garden at, 39, 61. 



Creepers — see climbing plants. 



Cupid and Swan, 223, 223. 



Cupids, Chapter XIX. passim. 



Cvpress hedges, 132. 



Danby Hall, Yorkshire, seat at, 234, 237. 



Dancing Boy fountain, 163, 163. 



Deas, F. W., design by, xxx., xxxv. 



Deep planting. 11. 



Dialling, 231. 



Dillistone, George, garden laid out by, xxv. 



Dippmg-wells, 8, 9, 9, 56, 58. 



Ditton "place, sundial at, 227, 229. 



Dolphin, lead, 162, 162. 



Dorchester, a garden at, 72. 



Dormv House, Walton Heath, garden at, xxvii — xxx.- 

 xl., xl. 



