Gilpin, William S.: Practical hints upon landscape gardening: with some remarks on domestic architecture, as connected with scenery (London: Cadell [u.a.], 1835)

IV

CONTENTS.

CHAP. VI.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Entrance to the House not to be on the Side of the
Living Rooms. — Altering the Entrance. — Turning
the Approach. — Removing Hedge Rows. — Caution
necessary. — Kitchen Garden. — On Opening Scenery.
— Cheerfulness as connected with Scenery. — Blue
Distance one great Source of it.—A Village or Hamlet
conducive to it. — Mistake in hiding such Circumstances.
— Planting. — Characters of Trees. — Scotch Fir. —
Various Opinions of it. — Trees in Groups. — Levelling
and Smoothing. — Hyde Park. — Fences. — Lodges. —
Bridges.—Villages - Page 177


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