. Manuel de jardinage; un guide pratique pour la fabrication de la maison et la culture de fleurs, fruits, et légumes pour l'usage à la maison . stratagème un paysagearchitect de mérite reconnu, dans le même esprit que l'on devrait employer un architecte. Les détails, cependant, mai eventhen être rempli par le propriétaire, s'il est si incliné, suivant le plan que l'architecte de paysage fait. Il est souhaitable d'avoir un plan défini sur le papier (dessiné toscale) pour l'emplacement des principales caractéristiques de l'endroit.ces caractéristiques sont la résidence, les maisons de sortie, les promenades et les lecteurs, les aires de service (comme des vêtements

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. Manual of gardening; a practical guide to the making of home grounds and the growing of flowers, fruits, and vegetables for home use . ploy a landscapearchitect of recognized merit, in the same spirit that onewould employ an architect. The details, however, may eventhen be filled in by the owner, if he is so inclined, followingout the plan that the landscape architect makes. It is desirable to have a definite plan on paper (drawn toscale) for the location of the leading features of the place.These features are the residence, the out-houses, the walks anddrives, the service areas (as clothes yards), the border planting, flower-garden, vegetable-garden, and fruit-garden. It shouldnot be expected that the map plan can be followed in everydetail, but it will serve as a general guide; and if it is madeon a large enough scale, the different kinds of plants can belocated in their proper positions, and a record of the place bekept. It is nearly always unsatisfactory, for both owner anddesigner, if a plan of the place is made without a personalinspection of the area. Lines that look well on a map may not 10 MANUAL OF GARDENING. adjust themselves readily to the varying contours of the place itself, and the location of the features inside the grounds will depend also in a very large measure on the objects that lieoutside it. For example, all interestingand bold views should be brought into theplace, and all unsightly objects in the im-mediate vicinity should be planted out. A plan of a back yard of a narrow citylot is given in Fig. 2, showing the heavyborder planting of trees and shrubs, withthe skirting border of flowers. In thefront are two large trees, that are desiredfor shade. It will readily be seen from thisplan how extensive the area for flowersbecomes when they are placed along sucha devious border. More color effect canbe got from such an arrangement of theflowers than could be secured if the whole area were planted to flower-beds. A contour map plan of a very rough

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