Amateur gardenKraft; un livre pour le constructeur et l'amoureux du jardin. Ver la pelouse et vous détruisez la thatimpression de distance qui est donnée par même asMall pelouse quand il n'y a rien sur elle à interférer avec la vision, comme nous l'avons vu à travers. Reléguer les arbustes sur les côtés du lot, si vous pouvez le faire facilement, en faisant attention à donner des endroits plus fins de la rue, en les graduant vers l'avant du lot selon leur habitude de croissance. Aimto sécurise un arrière-plan en gardant les grands fel-lows où ils ne peuvent pas interférer avec l'extérieur de l'apparence des petits. Si chemins

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Amateur gardencraft; a book for the home-maker and garden lover . ver the lawn and you destroy thatimpression of distance which is given by even asmall lawn when there is nothing on it to interferewith the vision, as we look across it. Relegate shrubs to the sides of the lot, if youcan conveniently do so, being careful to give thelarger ones locations at the point farthest fromthe street, graduating them toward the front ofthe lot according to their habit of growth. Aimto secure a background by keeping the big fel-lows where they cannot interfere with the out-look of the little ones. If paths are to be made, think well before de-ciding where they shall be. Some persons prefera straight path from the street to the house. Thissaves steps, but it gives the place a prim andformal look that is never pleasing. It dividesthe yard into two sections of equal importance, where it is advisable to have but one if we wouldmake the most of things. In other words, ithalves things, thus weakening the general effectgreatly. A straight path is never a graceful one. 36. A BIT OF IXFOKMAL BORDER THE LAWN A curving path will make you a few more steps, but so much will be gained by it, in beauty, thatI feel sure you will congratulate yourself on hav-ing chosen it, after you have compared it withthe straight path of your neighbor. It will allowyou to leave the greater share of the small lawnintact, thus securing the impression of breadththat is so necessary to the best eiFect. I have spoken of planting shrubs at the sidesof the home-lot. If this is done, we secure a sortof frame for the home-picture that will be ex-tremely pleasing. If the shrubs near the streetare small and low, and those beyond them in-crease in breadth and height as they approach therear of the lot, with evergreens or trees as a back-ground for the dwelling, the effect will be de-lightful. Such a general plan of planting thehome-grounds is easily carried out. The mostimportant feature of it to keep in mind is that ofloca

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