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Indexes Volume I to III, Fall 1991-Fall 1993
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American Renaissance Movement, 3:23, 27
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Arlington, Massachusetts, 1:21
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Arnold Arboretum, 1:41
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Bassick, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar H., rose garden, 2:48–50
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Beautiful, The, 1:4; 3:20; 3:49
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Beecher, Henry Ward, 3:51, 52
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Begg, Virginia Lopez : Frances Duncan: the "New Woman" in the Garden, 2:29–35
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Begg, Virginia Lopez:Influential Friends..L..Y..King and C..S..Sargent, 1:39–45
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Bellmont, 1:1–9
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Biltmore, 3:2–6
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Bok, Edward, 2:33
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Brockway, Lucinda : John Hay's Fells Farm, 3:39–47
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Brookline, Massachusetts, 1:47, 48
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Budding, Thomas, 1:55
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Cabot, Frank, 2:38–45
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Campbell, William, 1:22
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Canning, Edward J., 1:21
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Century magazine, 2:31, 32
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Charles O. Dexter Estate, Sandwich, Massachusetts. see Dexter, Charles O.
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Child, Susan:Warren Manning 1860-1938, 1:29–37
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Child Associates, 1:33, 35
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Children and gardens, 2:33
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Cleveland, Horace William Shaler (1814-1900), 3:8–14
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Coffin, Marian Cruger (1876-1957), 2:47–52
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Concord, Massachusetts public park, 3:13
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Copeland, Robert Morris (1830-74), 3:8, 10–14
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Cornish, New Hampshire, 2:1, 31, 32
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Cushing, John Perkins (1787-1862), 1:1–9
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Darnell, Margaretta J. The Willows : Edith Wharton and Andrew Jackson Downing, 3:17–22
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Dean, Ruth B. (1889-1932), 3:35–38
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Dean, Ruth B:The Livable House Its Garden, 3:35, 36
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Dexter, Charles O., 2:17, 18
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Downing, Andrew Jackson. A Treatise on the Theory and Practice of Landscape Gardening., 3:17–22, 49
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Downing, Andrew Jackson. The Architecture of Country Homes., 3:18–20
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Downing, Andrew Jackson (1815-1852)
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description of Brookline, Massachusetts, 1:48
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description of Holm Lea, 1:22
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and The Horticulturist, 3:49
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influence on Hudson River Bracketed, 3:17–22
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and lawns, 1:55
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and the morality of gardening, 3:49–52
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and the Picturesque, 2:25, 3:17, 20
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visit to Bellmont, 1:2
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Duncan, Charles, 2:30
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Duncan, Frances, 2:29–35
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description of Northcote, 2:2, 8
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Edgeworth, Maria: The Absentee, 2:26
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Ely, Helena Rutherford: A Woman's Hardy Garden, 1:39.40
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Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803-1882), 3:8, 11–14
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Emmet, Alan. Brief Dynasty: John Perkins Cushing's "Bellmont," 1:1–9
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Emmet, Alan. Potter's Grove and the Suburban Ideal, 2:20–27
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Endicott, H. Wendell (1880-1954), 1:27
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Evers, Gustave, 1:8
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Farrand, Beatrix Jones (1872-1959), 1:11, 13–16, 24
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Fells, The, 3:39–47
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Fleming, Nancy M. Marian Coffin and the Roses in Her Landscapes., 2:47–52
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Frick, Mrs. Childs, rose garden, 2:50
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Frost, Paul Rubens (1883 - 1957)
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and Gwinn, 3:29
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life and career, 2:10–19
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Gallagher, Percival, 2:17
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Ganong, William F., 1:21
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Garden Book of Alexander Hamilton Ladd, 1:59–61
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Garden Club of America, 1:42
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Garden writing, 2:29
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Gardening and women, 3:51, 52
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Gilder, Richard Watson, 2:31, 32
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Greenhouses, 1:5
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Gwinn, 3:23–33
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Haggerston, David, 1:7, 8
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Handlin, David P.:The American Home, 1:57
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Hay, Alice Appleton, 3:42–45
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Hay, Clarence, 3:42–45
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Hay, John (1838-1905), 3:39–42
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and Abraham Lincoln, 3:39
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Hay, John II, 3:45, 46
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Henderson, Peter, 1:60
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Heritage Plantation. see Dexter, Charles O.
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Higginson, Stephen, 1:47
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Hill, Anna Gilman: Forty Years of Gardening, 1:40
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Holm Lea, 1:22–24
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Hutchinson, B. June: The Importance of Seeing Green, 1:55–57
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Imagist poetry, 1:51
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Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary, 1:24
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Irving, Washington: "Legend of Sleepy Hollow," 3:9, 11
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Jack, John George, 1:24
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Jensen, Jens, 3:35
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Judge Seth Gage Garden, Weathersfield, Vermont, 2:11, 12
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Karson, Robin:Gwinn: ... by Charles A. Platt and Warren H. Manning, 3:23–33
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Keyes, John, 3:10
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Kiley, Dan, 1:29
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King, Louisa Yeomans (1863-1948), 1:38–44
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Klaus, Susan L. "Such Inheritance as I Can Give You" : ....FLO, Jr., 3:1–7
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La Libellulle, 2:38, 39
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Ladd, Alexander Hamilton (1815-1900), 1:58–62
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Ladies' Home Journal, 2:33
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Lawns, 1:55–57
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Lee, Thomas, 1:22
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Les Quatre Vents, 2:36–45
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Lincoln, Abraham, 3:39
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Linn, Eve F. W.: Comfortable Haven: the garden writing of Ruth B. Dean, 3:35–38
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Longfellow Park, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2:12–14
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Loudon, John Claudius, 1:55
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Lowell, Amy (1874-1925), 1:46–53
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Lowell, Augustus, 1:47, 48, 51
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Lowthorpe School, 1:43
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Manning, Jacob, 1:29
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Manning, Warren (1860-1938)
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career, 1:29–37, 3:3
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and Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr., 3:3, 24
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and Gwinn, 3:3, 23–33
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Massachusetts Horticultural Society
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awards to Charles Sander, 1:23
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awards to John Perkins Cushing, 1:6
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financial help for Horticulture magazine, 1:42
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George Robert White medal to Charles Sprague Sargent, 1:39
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George Robert White medal to Louisa Yeomans King, 1:39
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Jackson Dawson medal to Paul R. Frost, 2:17
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letters of Charles Sprague Sargent, 1:39
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Mather, William Gwinn (1857-1951), 3:23, 26
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Mathews, Edward James, 2:37, 44
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McGuire, Diane Kostial : Sermon on "The Mount," 1:11–17
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McMahon, Bernard, 1:55
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Moffat, John, 1:59
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Moffat-Ladd garden, 1:59–62
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Morgan, Patrick, 2:37
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Mount, The see The Mount
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Muspratt, Sally. Les Quatre Vents: Frank Cabot's Global Garden., 2:35–45
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Nadenick, Joseph Daniel. Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, 3:8–14
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National Society of The Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Hampshire, 1:59
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New Woman, the, 2:29, 34
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Noble, William: Northcote: an artist's New Hampshire garden, 2:1–9
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Northcote, 2:1–9
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Olmsted, Frederick Law, Jr. (1870-1957), 3:1–7
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Olmsted, Frederick Law, Sr. (1822-1903), 1:56, 57
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Influence on Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr., 3:1–6
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Lawns, 1:56, 57
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Parks, 3:52
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Olmsted-Manning style, 1:30, 31
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Parrish, Stephen (1846 - 1938)
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at Cornish, New Hampshire, 2:1–9
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and Gwinn, 3:23, 26–33
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Parsons, Samuel, 2:30
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Parsons, Samuel, Jr., 1:56
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Perkins, Thomas Handasyd, 1:1, 2
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Picturesque, The, 2:25, 3:17, 20
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Pierce, Mrs. George W., Garden, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2:12
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Pineapples, 1:6
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Platt, Charles (1861 - 1933), 2:1
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Potter, Joseph S. (1822-1904), 2:20–27
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Prairie School, 3:24
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Proctor, Thomas, 1:23, 24
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Quail Hollow, Sandwich, Massachusetts, 2:17
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Quebec gardens, 2:36–45
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Rock gardens, 1:19–28 ; 3:45, 46
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Rockweld, 1:26–28
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Rogers, Ruthanne C.: The Man Who Loved Tulips, 1:59–62
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Roses, 2:48–51
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Saint-Gaudens, Augustus, 2:1, 32
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Sander, Charles, 1:23
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Sargent, Charles Sprague (1841-1927), 1:38–45
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and Holm Lea, 1:22
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Sargent, Henry W., 1:55, 56
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Schnare, Susan E. : Some Massachusetts Rock Gardens, 1:19–28
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Schwimming, Heinrich, 1:8
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Scott, Frank J.: The Art of Beautifying Home Grounds, 1:56, 2:21
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Seiberling, F. A., 1:31–34
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Sevenels, 1:48–52
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Sharp, H. Rodney, estate, 2:50
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Shawme Farm. see Dexter, Charles O.
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Shipman, Ellen Biddle
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and Gwinn, 3:23, 26, 27, 29
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and women landscape architects, 3:38
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Singer, John Singer, 3:6
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, 3:8–14
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Smith College Botanical Garden, 1:20–22
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St. Amour, Wilmington, Delaware, 2:50
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Stan Hywet Estate, 1:31–36
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Steele, Fletcher, 1:29
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Suburbs, 2:21
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Sunset Hill, 1:19, 20
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Sweeting, Adam:The morality of Antebellum gardening, 3:49–52
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The Mount, 1:12–15, 24–26
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Thomas Proctor Estate, 1:23, 24
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Thoreau, Henry David (1817-1862), 3:13
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Todisco, Patrice: Amy Lowell: A Poet in the Garden, 1:47–53
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Transcendentalist philosophy, 3:8, 11, 12
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Trumpy, Jean Rudolph, 2:30, 31
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Tulips, 1:60–62
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Twain, Mark, 2:30
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Two Places, Concord, Massachusetts, 2:15
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Urban, Abram Linwood:Garden of Dreams, 1:51
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Van Ravensway, Charles, 1:62
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Van Rensselaer, Marianna Griswold:Art Out-of-Doors, 1:57
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Vick, James, 1:60, 61
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Von Arnim, Mary Annette Beauchamp: Elizabeth and Her German Garden, 1:40, 2:29
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Weld, Stephen M. (1842-1920), 1:26, 27
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Wharton, Edith, (1862-1937)
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and Beatrix Jones Farrand, 1:11, 13–16
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and The Mount, 1:13–15, 24–26
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Wharton, Edith. Hudson River Bracketed., 3:17–22
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Wharton, Edith. Italian Villas and Their Gardens, 3:17, 20
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Wheeler, Gervase: Homes for the People in Suburb and Country, 2:21
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Whidden, Michael, 1:59
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Women writers, 2:29
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Zaitzevsky, Cynthia: Paul R. Frost of Cambridge, 2:10–19
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Author Index
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Andersen, Phyllis
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The Codman collection of books on landscape gardening at the Boston Public Library
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Vol. 5, pp. 50-52
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Begg, Virginia Lopez
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Alice Morse Earle: old time gardens in a brave new century
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Vol. 8, pp. 13-21
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Begg, Virginia Lopez
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Frances Duncan: the “new woman” in the garden
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Vol. 2, pp. 29-35
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Begg, Virginia Lopez
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Influential friends: Charles Sprague Sargent and Louisa Yeomans King
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Vol. 1, pp. 38-45
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Begg, Virginia Lopez
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Mabel Osgood Wright: the friendship of nature and the commuter’s wife
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Vol. 5, pp. 35-41
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Berg, Shary Page
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Mount Auburn Cemetery: an evolving legacy of public horticulture
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Vol. 5, pp. 9-16
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Brabec, Elizabeth
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Meridian Hill Park: the making of an American Neoclassical landscape
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Vol. 10, pp. 11-19
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Brockway, Lucinda A.
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“I have nowhere found a more beautiful spot”: John Hay’s Fells Farm
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Vol. 3, pp. 39-47
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Brown, Jay Roy
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Skylands: a Jens Jensen landscape in Maine
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Vol. 10, pp. 20-29
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Chasse, Patrick
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The last garden of Beatrix Farrand
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Vol. 11, pp. 35-42
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Child, Susan
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Warren Manning 1860-1938: the forgotten genius of the American landscape
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Vol. 1, p p. 29-37
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Cole, Karen
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A chapter in southern garden writing: the correspondence of Elizabeth Lawrence and Caroline Dormon
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Vol. 9, pp. 45-54
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Crawford, Pleasance
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Andre Parmentier’s “two or three places in Upper Canada”
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Vol. 5, pp. 1-8
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Cutler, Phoebe
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The villas of Rome and gardens of home, 1897
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Vol. 8, pp. 3-12
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Darnall, Margaretta J.
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The Willows: Edith Wharton and Andrew Jackson Downing
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Vol. 3, pp. 16-22
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Darnall, Margaretta J.
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Unraveling Rappaccini’s garden: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s botanic imagery
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Vol. 5, pp. 17-24
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Davidson, Rebecca Warren
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The spirit of the garden: landscape and cultural expression in the work of Martha Brookes Hutcheson
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Vol. 4, pp. 22-29
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Deming, M. Elen
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Christopher Tunnard, modern landscape architecture and the “empathic” view of Japan
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Vol. 4, pp. 30-37
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Dodenhoff, Donna C.
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The view from Montpelier: James Madison’s configuration of the ideal republican landscape
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Vol. 9, pp. 1-10
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Emmet, Alan
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Brief dynasty: John Perkins Cushing’s “Bellmont”
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Vol. 1, pp. 1-9
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Emmet, Alan
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“For a fleeting moment”: Edith Wharton’s flower-garden at The Mount
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Vol. 8, pp. 31-37
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Emmet, Alan
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Potter’s Grove and the suburban ideal
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Vol. 2, pp. 20-28
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Fleming, Nancy M.
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Marion Coffin and the roses in her landscapes
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Vol. 2, pp. 47-52
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Fraker, Robert
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The building of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Library
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Vol. 8, pp. 38-45
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Franklin, Nan Wolverton
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“A great cultivated garden”: vernacular gentility on the prairie
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Vol. 5, pp. 42-49
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Goodman, Phebe S.
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East Boston’s Belmont Square: a nineteenth century urban landscape
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Vol. 11, pp. 43-53
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Gordon, Leonie
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The evolution of New York City’s Bryant Park
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Vol. 7, pp. 46-54
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Griswold, Mac
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Sylvester Manor: a colonial garden becomes a colonial revival garden
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Vol. 5, pp. 25-34
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Grove, Carol
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Aesthetics, horticulture and the gardenesque: Victorian sensibilities at Tower Grove Park
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Vol. 6, pp. 32-41
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Hanna, Jennifer G.
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Cultivating the amateur gardener: James Vick, seedsman and editor
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Vol. 9, pp. 23-33
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Hayward, Allyson M.
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“A rather wild and picturesque place”: Henry Sargent Hunnewell at The Cedars
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Vol. 6, pp. 1-13
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Hayward, Allyson M.
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Elm Bank: the evolution of a country estate in Dover, Massachusetts
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Vol. 8, pp. 22-30
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Hayward, Allyson M.
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Hill-Stead: a country place farm in Connecticut
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Vol. 11, pp. 22-34
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Hilderbrand, Gary R.
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Looking forward, or the return to the garden
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Vol. 8, pp. 1-2
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Hill, May Brawley
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George Washington Cable and the Carnegie Gardening Competition in Northampton, Massachusetts
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Vol. 8, pp. 46-53
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The importance of seeing green
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Vol. 1, pp. 54-57
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Karson, Robin
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Gwinn: a collaborative design by Charles A. Platt and Warren H. Manning
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Vol. 3, pp. 23-33
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Klaus, Susan L.
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“Such inheritance as I can give you”: the apprenticeship of Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr.
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Vol. 3, pp. 1-7
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Krall, Daniel W.
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The landscape architect as advocate: the writings of Elizabeth Leonard Strang
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Vol. 11, pp. 12-21
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Lanman, Susan Warren
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Professional gardeners of Massachusetts
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Vol. 7, pp. 15-23
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Libby, Valencia
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Jane Haines’ Vision: the Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for Women
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Vol. 10, pp. 44-52
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Linn, Eve F. W.
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Comfortable haven: the garden writing of Ruth B. Dean
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Vol. 3, p p. 34-47
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McGuire, Diane Kostial
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Sermon on “The Mount”: Edith Jones Wharton’s influence on Beatrix Jones Farrand
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Vol. 1, pp. 10-17
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McLean, Elizabeth
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Springettsbury: a lost estate of the Penn family
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Vol. 7, pp. 34-45
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Monro, J. Peter
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John Calvin Stevens: relating landscape design to domestic architectural style
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Vol. 8, pp. 54-62
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Morse, Susan I.
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Fiji ferns, damask roses, and china asters: Compton, a Victorian garden in Philadelphia
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Vol. 9, pp. 11-22
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Muspratt, Sally McGuire
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Les Quatre Vents: Frank Cabot’s global garden
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Vol. 2, pp. 36-4
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Nadenicek, Daniel Joseph
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery: transcendental garden and community park
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Vol. 3, pp. 8-15
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Newbury, Diane
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“But that garden now became his hobby-horse”: Charles Willson Peale and his garden at Belfield
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Vol. 4, pp. 38-47
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Noble, William
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Northcote: an artist’s New Hampshire garden
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Vol. 2, pp. 1-9
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Otto, Stephen A.
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Andre Parmentier’s “two or three places in Upper Canada”
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Vol. 5, pp. 1-8
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Reford, Alexander
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Les jardins de Metis: Elsie Reford’s Canadian garden
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Vol. 9, pp. 34-44
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Reinberger, Mark
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Springettsbury: a lost estate of the Penn family
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Vol. 7, pp. 34-45
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Richter, Paula Broadstreet
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A rediscovered gardener’s legacy: Mr. John Robinson (1846-1925) of Salem, Massachusetts
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Vol. 4, pp. 48-58
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Rogers, Millard F, Jr.
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The lost gardens of Mariemont, Rhode Island
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Vol. 10, pp. 1-10
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Rogers, Ruthane C.
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The man who loved tulips
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Vol. 1, pp. 58-62
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Rusnak, Cecelia Jaswa
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“His canvas is the sky”: O. C. Simonds and the Douglas estate
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Vol. 7, pp. 24-33
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Schnare, Susan E.
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Some Massachusetts rock gardens
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Vol. 1, pp. 19-28
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Sweeting, Adam
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“An enlarged unstraitened piety”: the morality of antebellum gardening
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Vol. 3, pp. 48-54
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Tankard, Judith B.
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Henry Davis Sleeper’s gardens at Beauport
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Vol. 10, pp. 30-43
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Tankard, Judith B.
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Of books and archives: an American perspective on Gertrude Jekyll’s legacy
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Vol. 6, pp. 42-51
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Todisco, Patrice
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Amy Lowell: a poet in the garden
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Vol. 1, pp. 46-53
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Toole, Robert M.
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“Illustrated and set to music”: the picturesque crescendo at Idelwild
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Vol. 4, pp. 1-12
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Tschirch, John R.
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The evolution of a Beaux Arts landscape: The Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island
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Vol. 7, pp. 1-14
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Vinson, Donna Amelia
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Architecture out back: Herbert J. Kellaway’s Chestnut Street garden in Salem, Mass.
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Vol. 11, pp. 1-11
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Webster, Constance A.
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Recreating an American landscape: artistic and literary images of Joseph Bonaparte’s park at Point Breeze, New Jersey
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Vol. 4, pp. 13-21
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Whitworth, Peggy Boyle
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“His canvas is the sky”: O. C. Simonds and the Douglas estate
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Vol. 7, pp. 24-33
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Zaitzevsky, Cynthia
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A career in bud: Beatrix Jones Farrand’s education and early gardens
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Vol. 6, pp. 14-31
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Zaitzevsky, Cynthia
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Paul R. Frost of Cambridge: an introduction to his life and work
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Vol. 2, pp. 10-16
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Table of Contents
VOLUME 1 (1991)
Brief Dynasty: John Perkins Cushing’s “Bellmont” by Alan Emmet
Sermon on “The Mount”: Edith Jones Wharton’s Influenceon Beatrix Jones Farrand by Diane Kostial McGuire
Some Massachusetts Rock Gardens by Susan E. Schnare
Warren Manning 1860-1938: The Forgotten Genius of the American Landscape by Susan Child
Influential Friends: Charles Sprague Sargent and LouisaYeomans King by Virginia Lopez Begg
Amy Lowell: A Poet in the Garden by Patrice Todisco
The Importance of Seeing Green by B. June Hutchinson
The Man Who Loved Tulips by Ruthanne C. Rogers
VOLUME 2 (1992)
Northcote: An Artist’s New Hampshire Garden by William Noble
Paul R. Frost of Cambridge: An Introduction to His Life andWork by Cynthia Zaitzevsky
Potter’s Grove and the Suburban Ideal by Alan Emmet
Frances Duncan: The “New Woman” in the Garden by Virginia Lopez Begg
Les Quatre Vents: Frank Cabot’s Global Garden by Sally McGuire Muspratt
Marian Coffin and the Roses in Her Landscapes by Nancy M. Fleming
VOLUME 3 (1993)
“Such Inheritance as I Can Give You”: The Apprenticeship of Frederick Law Olmsted, Junior by Susan L. Klaus
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery: Transcendental Garden and Community Park by Daniel Joseph Nadenicek
The Willows: Edith Wharton and Andrew Jackson Downing by Margaretta J. Darnall
Gwinn: A Collaborative Design by Charles A. Platt and Warren H. Manning by Robin Karson
Comfortable Haven: The Garden Writing of Ruth B. Dean by Eve F. W Linn
“I Have Nowhere Found a More Beautiful Spot”: John Hay’s Fells Farm by Lucinda A. Brockway
“An Enlarged Unstraitened Piety”: The Morality of Antebellum Gardening by Adam Sweeting
VOLUME 4 (1996)
“Illustrated and Set to Music”: The Picturesque Crescendo at Idlewild by Robert M. Toole
Recreating an American Landscape: Artistic and Literary Images of Joseph Bonaparte’s Park at Point Breeze, New
Jersey by Constance A. Webster
The Spirit of the Garden: Landscape and Cultural Expression in the Work of Martha Brookes Hutcheson by Rebecca Warren Davidson
Christopher Tunnard, Modern Landscape Architecture and the “Empathic” View of Japan by M. Elen Deming
“But That Garden Now Became His Hobby-Horse”: Charles Wilson Peale and His Garden … by Diane Newbury
A Rediscovered Gardener’s Legacy: Mr. John Robinson (1846—1925)of Salem, Massachusetts by Paula Bradstreet Richter
Volume 5 (1997)
André Parmentier’s “Two or Three Places in Upper Canada” by Pleasance Crawford and Stephen A. Otto
Mount Auburn Cemetery: An Evolving Legacy of Public Horticulture by Shary Page Berg
Unraveling Rappaccini’s Garden: Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Botanic Imagery by Margaretta J. Darnall
Sylvester Manor: A Colonial Garden Becomes a Colonial Revival Garden by Mac Griswold
Mabel Osgood Wright: The Friendship of Nature and the Commuter’s Wife by Virginia Lopez Begg
“A Great Cultivated Garden”: Vernacular Gentility on the Prairie by Nan Wolverton Franklin
The Codman Collection of Books on Landscape Gardening at the Boston Public Library by Phyllis Andersen
VOLUME 6 (1998)
“A Rather Wild and Picturesque Place”: Henry Sargent Hunnewell at The Cedars by Allyson M. Hayward
A Career in Bud: Beatrix Jones Farrand’s Education and Early Gardens by Cynthia Zaitzevsky
Aesthetics, Horticulture, and the Gardenesque: Victorian Sensibilities at Tower Grove Park by Carol Grove
Of Books and Archives: An American Perspective on Gertrude Jekyll’s Legacy by Judith B. Tankard
VOLUME 7 (1999)
The Evolution of a Beaux Arts Landscape: The Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island by John R. Tschirch
Professional Gardeners of Massachusetts by Susan Warren Lanman
“His Canvas Is The Sky”: O.C. Simonds and the Douglas Estate by Cecilia Jaswa Rusnak and Peggy Boyle Whitworth
Springettsbury: A Lost Estate of the Penn Family by Elizabet McLean and Mark Reinberger
The Evolution of New York City’s Bryant Park by Leonie Gordon
VOLUME 8 (2000)
Looking Forward, or the Return to the Garden by Gary R. Hilderbrand
The Villas of Rome and Gardens at Home, 1897 by Phoebe Cutler
Alice Morse Earle: Old Time Gardens in a Brave New Century by Virginia Lopez Begg
Elm Bank: The Evolution of a Country Estate in Dover, Massachusetts by Allyson M. Hayward
“For a Fleeting Moment” Edith Wharton’s Flower-gardenat The Mount by Alan Emmet
The Building of the Massachusetts Horticultural Society Library by Robert Fraker
George Washington Cable and the Carnegie Gardening Competition in Northampton, Massachusetts by May Brawley Hill
John Calvin Stevens: Relating Landscape Design to Domestic Architectural Style by J. Peter Monro
VOLUME 9 (2001)
The View from Montpelier: James Madison’s Configuration of the Ideal Republican Landscape by Donna
C. Dodenhoff
Fiji Ferns, Damask Roses, and China Asters: Compton, A Victorian Garden in Philadelphia by Susan I. Morse
Cultivating the Amateur Gardener: James Vick, Seedsman and Editor by Jennifer G. Hanna
Les Jardins de Métis: Elsie Reford’s Canadian Garden by Alexander Reford
A Chapter in Southern Garden Writing: The Correspondence of Elizabeth Lawrence and Carolin Dormon by Karen Cole
VOLUME 10 (2002)
The Lost Gardens of Mariemont, Rhode Island by Millard F. Rogers, Jr.
Meridian Hill Park: the Making of an American Neoclassical Landscape by Elizabeth Brabec.
Skylands: A Jens Jensen Landscape in Main, by Jane Roy Brown.
Henry David Sleeper’s Gardens at Beauport by Judith B. Tankard.
Jane Haines’ Vision: The Pennsylvania School of Horticulture for Women by Valencia Libby.
VOLUME 11 (2003)
Architecture Out Back: Herbert J. Kellaway’s Chestnut Street Garden in Salem, Massachusetts by Donna Amelia Vinson.
The Landscape Architect as Advocate: the Writings of Elizabeth Leonard Strang by Daniel W. Krall.
Hill-Stead: A Country Place Farm in Connecticut by Allyson M. Hayward.
The Last Garden of Beatrix Farrand by Patrick Chasse´.
East Boston’s Belmont Square: a Nineteenth-Century Urban Landscape by Phebe S. Goodman.
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