THE WRONG WAY 
5 
Lawn Poorly Planted. 
THE WRONG WAY 
Everything is neat, but stiff; well kept, but poorly planned. The mass of 
shrubbery at the right of the door is overgrown and appears out of place. The 
round flower-bed and formal "shoe-button" shrubs spoil the unity of the planting. 
Each plant does not do its part to make a complete and beautiful picture. The 
vine on the porch is the one attractive feature. 
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The Wiong Way. 
The usual unattractive way of scattering 
ahnibs all over the lawn. 
The Rijfht Way. 
The natural way of planting in m 
to form a picture. 
