LOW-GROWING PLANTS ALONG THE INNER SIDE OF CURVING ROADWAYS AND AT ENTRANCES : Page 374

The plants in this group are selected because of their low-growinghabit. Many other specimens may be used, which under the care of

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an expert gardener can be kept within definite bounds. Where openviews are essential and expert care is lacking, the plants indicatedin these groups should be used.

A. Evergreen:

Andromeda polifolia Mahonia repens

Wild Rosemary Creeping Mahonia

Chamaedaphne calyculata Picea excelsa gregoriana

Leather-leaf Gregory's Dwarf Norway Spruce