Posted in Continuous Research, Current Affairs, Garden History on December 24th, 2011 1 Comment »
The sudden cutting of trees at Duinvliet and Elswout in Overveen might show I was right about the early landscape layout of part of the garden – which partly consists of the now disappeared Sandenhoeff.
Posted in Continuous Research, Garden History, Planting on December 6th, 2009 No Comments »
The story of the introduction of the landscape style in The Netherlands has proved to be difficult to uncover, despite many attempts. Information about the layout of those ‘new’ gardens in the form of maps or plans does not pre-date the late 1760s. Which plants were used to embellish the new type of garden with [...]
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