For Every House a Garden: A Guide for Reproducing Period GardensA guide for reproducing period gardens. |
Contents
A guide for starting your reproduction project | 7 |
Farmstead Gardens 16071940 | 15 |
Gardens of City Merchants and Country Gentlemen 16201860 | 27 |
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Acer alba American Anemone angustifolia Aster Azalea Bell-flower Betula Birch Blue Brassica oleracea var Buxus sempervirens Campanula canadensis Catalpa Catchfly Chamaecyparis pisifera Cherry Chinese Chrysanthemum Clematis Common Cornus Crataegus Daphne Delphinium Dianthus Dogwood dooryard Dwarf enclosed Euonymus European Evergreen fences Figure flower beds fruit trees Gentian Geranium Golden Grass gravel herbs Hibiscus Hibiscus syriacus Honeysuckle Hydrangea Ilex Iris Japanese Japanese Maple japonica Juniperus Juniperus virginiana Knot gardens landscape Larkspur lawn Lilium Lily Lonicera Lupin Lychnis Magnolia Maple Narcissus nigra nineteenth century officinalis orientalis ornamental parlor garden parterre pendula Perennial Phlox Pine Pink Pinus planted Podalyria Poppy popular Primula probably Prunus Purple purpurea Quercus Ranunculus Rhododendron Rosa Rose Saxifrage sempervirens shrubs Silphium Spiraea Stewartia style Swamp Sweet Syringa Taxus baccata topiary Trillium Tsuga canadensis Ulmus variety vegetable garden Viburnum vines Virgin's Bower virginiana virginica vulgaris walkway wall Weeping Weigela florida White Wisteria Yellow