2-914-538 - Heritage Art/Heritage Images

Reproduction of print showing plan of orchard and garden, between 1915 and 1925. Photograph of print in "A new orchard and garden", with "The country housewife's garden", by [English cleric and gardening writer] William Lawson, 1618. ('A. All these squares must be set with trees; the gardens and other ornaments must stand in spaces betwixt the trees and in the borders and fences. B. Trees 20 yards asunder. C. Garden knot. D. Kitchen garden. E. Bridge. F. Conduit. G. Staires. H. Walks set with great wood thicke. I. Walkes set with great wood round about your orchard. K. The out-fence L. The out-fence set with stone fruit. M. Mount. To force earth for a mount or such like, set it round with quick, and lay boughs of trees strangely intermingled...with the earth in the middle. N. Stillhouse. O. Good standing for bees, if you have an house. P. If the river runs by your door and under your mount, it will be pleasant').