In a small garden we have chiefly to aim at the gardenesque and in an extensive park at the picturesque.
Too many trees and too much embellishment of a small garden make it look still smaller, and even on a large piece of ground they produce confused and disagreeable effects and indicate an absence of all true judgment.
At the farther end of the stable-yard, through a narrow gate, the youth caught a glimpse of the green sward and the springing flowers of a small garden.
On a lawn or in a small garden a tank on wheels (Figs.
In small garden areas, this deep preparation will ordinarily be done by trenching with a spade.
A small garden may be as truly admirable as a perfect song or painting.
In a small garden there is less fear of dissipated effort, more chance of making friends with its inmates, more time to spare to heighten the beauty of its effects.
Nay, one would almost prefer a small garden plot, so as to ensure that ample justice shall be done to it.
If you can only have a small patch in a small garden, we advise you to buy, ready-grown, every spring, the few biennials you need.
They should be sown in the centre of a small garden, and will make a great show in July.
If you have a small garden full of delicate flowers, we should advise you not to grow Sunflowers at all.
If no hot-bed is at hand, sufficient seedling plants for a small garden may be easily raised by sowing a few seeds in March in common flower-pots, and placing them in the sunny window of the sitting-room or kitchen.
It was on the skirts of the village, on a green bank a little back from the road, with a small garden in front stocked with kitchen herbs and adorned with a few flowers.
The chamber was remote and overlooked a small garden.
They had inhabited one of the neatest cottages, and by various rural occupations, and the assistance of a small garden, had supported themselves creditably and comfortably, and led a happy and a blameless life.
They passed through a wicket-gate into a small garden gay in summer with larkspurs, hollyhocks, and what children call "red-hot pokers.
It was set in a small garden, surrounded by a small holly hedge, and flanked on the north-east by a row of tall elms.
His widow bought a large house standing in a small garden, just outside Melchester.
Asters=, the botanical name for Michaelmas daisies, are beautiful flowers for a small garden if the right sort are chosen; those that take up a great deal of room should be discarded where space is an object, and such kinds as A.
Always ornate, it is one of the easiest shrubs to grow, and =just the thing for a small garden=.
It is imperative that =a small garden=, such as one generally finds attached to suburban or small houses, should be made the very most of.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "small garden" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
