The art and practice of landscape gardening (1890)
Milner, Henry Ernest · London : The author : Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent · leaf 131
in wrought wood, varnished or painted. The roof shouldbe tiled. In more pretentious structures space can be allowed fora tea-room ; but in any case it is well to provide space in the rooffor the stowage of sails, sculls, ropes, etc. {see Plate R). Theentrance to a boat-house can be from the back or… … HOTHOUSES. Two descriptions of glass-houses are commonly used; one beingfor the display of plants, the other for their growth. The usualname for the first is the conservatory, while those in the secondcategory are denoted by names signifying the particular use forwhich each house is designated.…
Landscape architecture · Gardening
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