Section III. On Wood.
- Trees and buildings in landscape gardening
- Trees in geometric gardening
- Country gentlemans plantations
- Plantations in the ancient formal style of garden design
- Symmetrical uniformity in ancient style woods
- Contents of Section 3
- Woods for country residences
- The beauty of trees
- Usefulness of trees
- Shapes in woods and landscapes
- Woodland scenery in different seasons
- Avenues and labyrinths in plantations
- Picturesque and beautiful woods
- Geometric plantations in the country of the New World
- Natural plantations in city suburbs
- The modern style of Landscape Gardening in the United States
- Plantations in the Modern Style of Landscape Gardening
- Group, clump and avenue planting
- Experience in natural grouping
- Avoiding the artificial manner of planting
- The composition of larger masses of trees
- Tree belts in landscape gardening
- Native woodlands
- Grouping for natural beauty
- Planting and grouping to produce beauty
- Pruning and trimming
- Picturesque planting and grouping of woodlands
- Wildness in natural forests
- Open glades in picturesque plantations
- Planting in the picturesque mode
- Planting in picturesque landscape gardens
- Picturesque imporvers
- Principles of picturesque improvement
- Planting to form backgrounds
- Mass in plantations
- Distant planations
- Views of lawns and openings
- Undulations in fine parks
- Planting on level ground
- Connecting garden demesnes to distant views
- Good taste in tree planting
- Planting in relation to local character
- Planning the grounds of ornamental plantations
- Planting a farm
- Plan of an American mansion
- Suburban villa residences plantations
- Riverside Villa, at Burlington, New Jersey
- Ornamental embellished farm - ferme ornee
- Picturesque or ornamental farm
- The cottage ornee grounds
- Harmony of effects - Abbe Delille
- Observation of real plantations
- Leading principles for the formation of plantations
- Expression of tree plantations
- Round, oblong and pyramidal trees
- Round-headed trees
- Spiry-topped evergreen trees
- Planting in the Highlands of the Hudson and the Alleghanies
- Picturesque larch trees
- Oblong-headed trees and foliage
- Use of the Lombardy poplar
- Conical trees with Grecian and Italian architecture
- Drooping and weeping trees
- Drooping and round-headed tree groups
- Keeping picturesque spiry-topped trees
- Harmonious combination of tree forms
- Rules for the tree planter
- Planting for gracefulness
- Sweeping outlines and colored foliage
- Contrasts in woody scenery
- Thomas Whately on contrasts in planting
- Coloring and aerial persepctive in painting and planting
- Gradation of color in Landscape Gardening
- Knowledge and admiration of beautiful trees
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