This symbol of luxury was usually planted only near the house where it could be constantly admired. Topiary and hedging, which demanded less moisture, was used in preference to colourful planting, providing the seclusion necessary to divide the garden into compartmentalised sections, and also shade and living green statuary.
This emblem of luxury was usually situated near the dwelling where it could be frequently admired. Topiary and hedging, which required less maintenance, were preferred over colorful planting, enabling the division of the garden into separate areas, as well as offering shade and living green features.