2012 January-

Archive for January, 2012

Downton Abbey’s Landscape Looks Like Chatsworth

Posted on 30 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: Advertising, English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style

The Formal English Garden Returned at the End of the Nineteenth Century

Posted on 26 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style, Native American Plants

What Did Cardinal Newman Say about Gardening?

Posted on 23 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: Advertising, English garden design, English Style, Native American Plants

This Definition of American Gardening in the Nineteenth Century May Surprise You.

Posted on 19 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style, Native American Plants

No Fence Restricted the American Lawn

Posted on 16 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style, Native American Plants

Rochester Seedsman James Vick Taught Landscape Design in His Catalog and Magazine

Posted on 12 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: Advertising, English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style, Native American Plants

Nineteenth Century American Garden Writers Couldn’t Compare with the English

Posted on 9 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: Advertising, English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style, Native American Plants

Nineteenth Century American Garden Catalogs Offered Native Plants

Posted on 5 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: Advertising, English Style, Native American Plants, Perennials, Plants from England

The English Sold Plants for the Nineteenth Century American Garden

Posted on 2 Jan 2012 - by thomasmickey In: Advertising, English garden design, English Style, Gardens of England, History of English garden style, Perennials, Plants from England

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