ould be,that the house and its subsidiary buildings should be directly associatedwith designs of a character which may have much of architectural re-gularity, as well as actual architectural feature about them. By thismeans the house itself not only becomes a more pleasing object to lookat from all… … vases, sun-dials architectural seats, fountains, and statues, mingled witha profusion of shrubs, plants, and creepers, are all appropriate and usefuldecorations in such a place. The more formal trees, such as cypresses,Lombardy poplars, Irish yews, &c, come well into harmony with…
Landscape gardening · Aesthetics
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