"On the Making of a Garden."
With numerous photographs. Bates expresses some of his favorite thoughts about gardens: "As a man is, so is his garden," "A garden...should never stand still," and "Love...is what true gardens are made of." A man identified as "Gardener Aubrey" in a photograph is, according to a member of Bates's family, incorrectly identified. In House and Garden (December/January 1971/1972).
ID:
cx37
Title:
"On the Making of a Garden."
Genre:
Essay
Page Count:
2
Word Count:
ca. 700
Publisher:
House and Garden
Year of Publication:
1971
Topic:
Gardening
Document Type:
Eads, Additions to
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