Landscape Architects: Copijn-- Hendrik (1842-1923)
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Recent Posts
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De Jonge Entery in Beverwijk
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De Kleefse reis van Jan Jacob Brants
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Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 3
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Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 2
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Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 1
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De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
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Het temmen van Woestduin
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Een buurman als influencer?
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- HvdE on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- Lia Landman-Kuijpers on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- HvdE on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- Anna on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- HvdE on ‘op den donck gewerk aan de gabinet genaam Rouina’
- Repton in a flap! Red Books and theatricality… | The Gardens Trust on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
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- Pen and Pension – Georgian and Regency England
- Rijksmonumenten.nl
- Roodbaard's Rijkdom
- sKBL
- The Folly Flâneuse
- The Freedom of the Streets
- The Repton Gazette and Brown Advisor
- Theorie der Gartenkunst
- thinkinGardens
- TuinTerTijd berichten
- Vlaskamp – family of gardeners
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- Unsolved Mysteries (8)
Archives
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Tidings
-
Recent Posts
- De Jonge Entery in Beverwijk
- De Kleefse reis van Jan Jacob Brants
- Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 3
- Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 2
- Dutch alders from Rotterdam for Audley End – part 1
- De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
- Het temmen van Woestduin
- Een buurman als influencer?
Recent Comments
- Lenneke Berkhout on De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
- HvdE on De tuinen van Bierens aan de Amstel
- HvdE on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- Lia Landman-Kuijpers on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
- HvdE on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- Anna on Broderies (Le Nôtre) at Sceaux restored
- HvdE on ‘op den donck gewerk aan de gabinet genaam Rouina’
- Repton in a flap! Red Books and theatricality… | The Gardens Trust on Humphry Repton lived in Woudrichem, not Workum
Other blogs and sites
- All Things Georgian
- Cascade Weblog
- Donderberggroep blog
- Early American Commercial Gardens
- Early American Gardens
- Glorious Gardens of Early Europe
- Landed Families of Britain and Ireland
- Monumentale bomen | Monumental trees
- Nursery Gardeners
- Oldenburgers Binnenstad en Buitenleven
- Pen and Pension – Georgian and Regency England
- Rijksmonumenten.nl
- Roodbaard's Rijkdom
- sKBL
- The Folly Flâneuse
- The Freedom of the Streets
- The Repton Gazette and Brown Advisor
- Theorie der Gartenkunst
- thinkinGardens
- TuinTerTijd berichten
- Vlaskamp – family of gardeners
Categories
- Continuous Research (24)
- Current Affairs (75)
- Fieldwork (27)
- Garden History (126)
- Garden Symbolism (5)
- Guest Blogs (1)
- Photo group (7)
- Planting (30)
- Publications (5)
- Striking Similarities (18)
- Unsolved Mysteries (8)
Archives