Gardens, old and new; the country house & its garden environment (1900)
Leyland, John, 1857?-1924, ed, Tipping, H. Avray (Henry Avray), 1855-1933, ed, Country Life Limited · London, The Offices of "Country life illustrated": George Newnes, Ltd., New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 295
THE HIGHER POND, a magnificent growth of trees, partly enclosing them on thefurtiier side, over whose topmost branches, from our loftyposition on the hill, we look out to the lovely landscape beyond,rich in the s)lvan beauty and green spaces of the country.There are five successive terraces, edged… … THE LOWEF. POND. ST. rAGAU^S IM by rows of junipers. The arianj,c;iiLnt is supcrli, anJ mayserve as an example for many who would form tlicir gardenson the slope. In such a garden, where formahty has not been sought,it is natural to find that tlie aichitectural featLires are few.Yet, at the various…
Gardens
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