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 57
asures 14ft 4in. ata height 0 ift. above the ground. Very picturesque a so isa peculiar gnarled oak near the burn on the east side of thecastle. The ash trees are more splendid even than the oaks,and at least one specimen has a girth of 22ft. But the beechtrees are the m narchs of ihe place,… … LENGTHENING SHADOWS ON THE GARDEN WALK. from the ground, and of i6lt. at 5ft. Th.e extreme height is71ft., and the spread of branches 105ft. It would be tedious,however, to describe all the grand trees -A Drummcnd Castle.A beautiful purple beech, planted by Queen Victoria on her visitin 1842,…
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