This book offers an intricate perspective on the changing nature of gardens in the Victorian era, from a comparatively functional amenity to a space of leisure and beauty. The author traces the impact of the Arts and Crafts Movement and other trends on garden design, examining how these factors influenced the growing appreciation of nature and the desire to create gardens that reflected personal taste and individuality. The book delves into the writings of influential figures in horticulture and garden design, revealing their visions of the ideal garden. It sheds light on the role of gardens in Victorian society, exploring their significance as places of relaxation, contemplation, and social gatherings. Ultimately, this book provides valuable insights into the transformation of gardens during this period, highlighting their enduring legacy as a reflection of Victorian culture and values.
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