You see this most clearly perhaps in the High Garden, a series of enclosures that originally formed part of the working, rather than the display garden.
Any landowner wishing to build so much as a particularly high garden fence must apply to a local authority planning office for permission.
The roof areas were set back behind a corbeled parapet and rimmed with a projecting copper trellis, suggestive of a high garden.
And though I fear I may have raised the bar a bit too high, garden-wise, obviously buying a Himalayacalamus Falconeri from the GD nursery is a start.
I was there in late June, when an opium poppy (it's called "Lauren's Grape") was laying trails of deep purple through one of the beds in the High Garden.
A scene from "The Subtle Knife" takes place near the Radcliffe Camera, which Pullman describes as "a round building with a great leaden dome, set in a square bounded by honey-colored stone college buildings and a church and wide-crowned trees above high garden walls.
Betty's spookily precise knowledge of the layout of The Franchise has been gained, mundanely, from the top of a double-decker bus, from which she's been able to gaze over the high garden walls of the house and in through its windows.
It's even conceivable that bona fide rich people could end up worse off under the plan if they draw their incomes from a high garden-variety salary, rather than stock or interest.
George's fence is made up of 30 three-foot-high garden stakes that he and I, fueled by the adrenaline of our recent arrival, now try to place in a circle around our tents.
These include high streets, gardens, factories, clubs, markets.
