Gloag, M. R, Wyatt, Katharine Montagu · London, Methuen & co · leaf 222
d as author of TheEnglish Vineyard which appeared at the end of Evelyns French Gardens. The Orangery at Ham—mentioned by Evelyn—was probably arranged by Rose, who was moreinterested in fruit-growing than in Gardening. It isoften thought Evelyns allusion to Orangeriescan only mean an Orange… … THE ORANGERY, HAM HOUSE HAM HOUSE 187 been built at Woolaton in 1696. At the foot ofthe stone steps of the gravel Terrace, at the westside of the Garden the old Orangery at Ham isfound, placed at the end of a walled Garden,chiefly grass, planted with Apple trees. Down themiddle is a wide grass path…
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