the kind that finds garden work only another 

 name for play, for health, and for a sweeter inter- 

 est in life. 



Harmony is such an elusive quality in one's 

 garden, that I do not know of any better way to 

 speak of harmony than to tell you of some actual 

 plantings resulting in rare and harmonious pic- 

 tures. 



THE WHITE AND GOLD GARDEN 



In the white and gold garden only white and 

 gold flowers bloomed. The crested white blossoms 

 of Philadelphus Virginale, the tall rockets of buff 

 and unspotted white Foxgloves, white Physoste- 

 gia, golden and white Delphiniums (tall). Madon- 

 na Lilies, Trollius (Golden Globe Flower), white 

 Peonies, the Bride and Queen Victoria; Yellow 

 Peonies, Solfaterre and Duchesse de Nemours 

 and Lupines (white and gold), tall Campanulas, 

 White Pyramidalis, White Japanese Anemones, 



