we have already hinted there is room in almostevery domain for gardens of both kinds, the purelyarchitectural and the purely natural, and betweenthese two there is every variety of gradation andinfinite possibility of expression which shouldpreclude the slightest tendency to repetition orsameness… … CAUOENS AT KKARSNKY COURT, DOVER DESUJNEl) HY THOMAS H. MAWSO.N, HON. A.K.l.H.A. 269 // liaf is a Ganicii ? The second answer we would give to this question,• What is a garden ? is that it is, in its way, aportion of the dweUing house. N\hen we considerwhat a large part the English garden plays…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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