The flowering of the landscape garden: English pleasure grounds, 1720-1800

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Preface Introduction: Locating the Georgian Shrubbery and Flower Garden Ch. 1. The Origins of Theatrical Planting Ch. 2. The North American Influx: A Mania for Pines and Magnolias Ch. 3. The First Shrubberies: Circuits, Clumps, and Axiality Ch. 4. The Role of Exotics in Early Shrubberies Great and Small Ch. 5. Flowers in Cones, Crescents, Circles, and Conservatories Ch. 6. Flower Gardens Before Nuneham: The Planting Palette Ch. 7. The Shrubbery Codified Ch. 8. Shrubberies Perfected: Professionals in the Pleasure Ground Ch. 9. Theatrical Flower Beds and Flowering Elysiums Ch. 10. A Flower Garden of Profusion and Luxuriancy Epilogue Notes Bibliography Index of Names and Places Index of Plant Names Permissions and Credits

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