Excerpt from Flower Gardening
"Just a Garden"; The flower garden in intimate relationship with the house; "A rock garden is a semblance of nature"; The adaptation of ideas rather than slavish imitation.; The Japanesque rock garden; Roses for the place that cannot be called a rose garden; A strip of turf between a border and a path; The spring bulbs along a path; The double border inside the garden gate; A simple fountain; Shrubbery around the base of the house; The border defining an edge of the lawn; The border-enclosed lawn for the small place; An elaborate hardy garden; "The big notes are struck by solid effects as in nature"; Naturalistic arrangement of foxgloves; Annuals filling gaps in the border; May tulips back of contrasting edging plants; Spanish iris and English iris in the early summer garden abroad
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