Garden Design and Architects' Gardens
- Subtitle
- Two reviews, illustrated, to show, by actual examples from British gardens, that clipping and aligning trees to make them 'harmonise' with architecture is barbarous, needless, and inartistic
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1. Front matter2. GARDEN DESIGN AND ARCHITECTS' GARDENS3. PREFACE4. ILLUSTRATIONS5. GARDEN DESIGN[1]6. Natural and False Lines7. "Uncultivated Nature"8. The True Landscape9. Buildings in Relation to the Garden10. Time and Gardens11. True Use of a Garden12. Formal Gardening13. "Nature" and what we mean by it14. "All our Paths" are Crooked!15. "The Only Garden Possible!"16. "No Design in Landscape"17. No Grass in Landscape Gardening!18. "Improving" Battersea Park!19. Nature and Clipped Yews20. No Line in Nature!21. "Vegetable Sculpture"[2]