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The Principles of Landscape Gardening
> Chapter 4: Private and Public Landscape Gardens
Chapter 4: Private and Public Landscape Gardens
Designing a complete residence
Mansion, demesne, villa farm and cottage
The mansion and demesne
The villa is a small mansion
The marine villa has teraces and views
The shooting or hunting box is a small villa
The ferme ornee, or villa farm
A parsonage
The parochial schoolmaster's house
A cottage ornee is a villa on a small scale
The suburban villa
The suburban house
The labourer's cottage and garden
Cottage accommodation
Size of a cottage garden plot
Garden compartments
Encyclopᄉdia of Cottage, Farm, and Villa Architecture
General principles for laying out villas
General principles for walks through shrubberies and pleasure-grounds
The general principles for planning cottages
Public gardens designed for recreation, instruction or commercial purposes
Public parks, or equestrian promenades
Boulevards
Public gardens, or pedestrian promenades
Public squares
General principles for public gardens
Botanic gardens
Extent of botanic gardens
The form of a botanic garden
Layout of botanic gardens
Components of a complete botanic garden
Compartments in botanic gardens
Phanerogamous plants, including hardy exotic trees and natives
Jussieuean or Linnᄉan arrangement of botanic gardens
Botanical arrangement in hothouses
Public nursery gardens
Florists' gardens
Market gardens
Commercial gardens