An Italian garden that is full of flowers : why most of our formal gardens are disappointing, and why one American example takes rank among the world's masterpieces in garden architecture
1905
640.05 C855 1905 v. 7 no. 5 [folio]
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Title
An Italian garden that is full of flowers : why most of our formal gardens are disappointing, and why one American example takes rank among the world's masterpieces in garden architecture
Published
1905
Description
485-492 p. : ill. ; 36 cm.
Call Number
640.05 C855 1905 v. 7 no. 5 [folio]
Note
Describes the garden of Larz & Isabel Anderson, Brookline, Massachusetts: "For its size, I believe there is no spot on earth that presents a more gorgeous floral picture than the Larz Anderson garden in our own United States."
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