Ferree, Barr, 1862-1924 · New York, Munn and Company · leaf 301
m and transform what may have been a waste into a bower of colorand foHage. The homehness of the plants was the best evidence of the dee])-seated love ofthe old garden maker. He knew little of vistas and axes, and of garden architecture he hadnever heard; but out of the simple plants that thrived… … wZ 2a < O O h<h w w u, ^1Z Goi<O hD O [272] AMERICAN ESTATES AND GARDENS The old-tiine garden was an individual garden. It would be a mistake to su]:.pose thatthe gardener, the specialist in garden making, is a new-fashioned adjunct to the country house.The modern gardener differs from the…
Architecture, Domestic -- United States · Gardens
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