Le jardin que nous avons fait . t dernier, a wefound un design pour ce lit de fleur qui a beaucoup plu, et qui a été le test des manyannées en dépit de notre soleil fort et de nos gales de la bande étroite de la mer où la Baltique et le Northsea se rencontrent. Le mur lui-même, nous avons essayé de décorer, aussi, partlyafin de cacher une ligne de ciment laid. Un vieux Gloire deDijon s'y tenait avant notre époque, et c'est maintenant flanqué du super-réducteur de Virginie (Ampelopsis Veitchii) et de la glycine bleu pâle. Les autres côtés de la maison sont bien couverts avec ivy. Nous Avons Planté Crimson Rambla Un Terrac Inférieur

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The garden that we made . t last, wefound a design for this flower-bed which pleased usvery much, and which has stood the test of manyyears in spite of our strong sun and our gales fromthe narrow strip of sea where the Baltic and the NorthSea meet. The wall itself we have tried to decorate, too, partlyin order to hide an ugly cement-line. An old Gloire deDijon stood there before our time, and that is now flankedby the self-clinging Virginia creeper [Ampelopsis Veitchii)and the pale blue glycine. The other sides of the house are well coveredwith ivy. We Planted Crimson Ramblerson a Lower Terrace. On a lower terrace, where it forms a large round sweep, we planted crimson ramblers, training them over lowarches. Here is also an old-fashioned sundial encircledby fan-shaped flower-beds of heliotrope and ageratum, both of which are annuals. The blue flowers blendcharmingly, and contrast very prettily with the crimsonramblers. Amass of Wh:tions, Mrs. te Carna-Sinkins. II Digitized by IVIicrosoft® The Gardenthat We Made. And the Slope was Carpetedwith more Roses. On the slope betweenthe already-mentioned yewhedge and this lower terraceis a luxuriant carpet of roses—the pink Dorothy Perkinsand the white JVichitriaiia;they climb up the littleslope and look so happyand comfortable basking inthe sunlight and flowering abundantly. These particular roses are especially suitable forcovering and clothing any bit of ground. In our gardenthey climb along a grassy slope, but they appear to evengreater advantage when they are allowed to ramble asthey please over a bare bleak hill-top. The JVichiLrianasare among the loveliest of roses, and they are to be had inso many colours; and, in addition, their dark, shiny littleleaves are always very pretty. How we Transformed theKitchen Garden. Having accomplished the remaking of our garden onone side of the house, we set to work on the large rect-angular orchard or kitchen garden—I really do not knowwhich to call it. For when I first saw it,

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