培塿無松柏 Pines and cypresses won't grow from a small mound. I thought I saw the first character was to be pronounced pou3 instead of the usual pei2, making for a nice rhyming binome, but via Baidu.com, I find:

“坆謱”，疑读“部娄”。《左传·襄公廿四年》“部娄无松柏”，注“小阜”。或作“坆嵝”（《淮南子·原道》）、“培塿”（《墨子·佚文》）、“杯楼”（《史记·滑稽列传》索隐）、“附娄”（《说文》）等，皆一音之转。

Geez, how are you supposed to find anything if it has so many variants? The phrase seems to be used to mean that breeding shows.