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Hardback. Zustand: New. A privileged tour of a lavish estate in Greenwich featuring an abundance of garden experiences - formal boxwood and undulating hornbeam hedges, dense woodland, reflecting pools, arbors and follies - and a "ferme ornée" offering organic produce to the community.Sleepy Cat Farm is the vision of one man, Fred Landman, who acquired the handsome Georgian Revival house and grounds in 1994. Deeply committed to the concept of harmony between house and garden, he has dedicated himself to the landscape to create "a garden of which the house could be proud."Collaborating with Greenwich architect Charles Hilton and noted landscape architect Charles J. Stick and drawing inspiration from travels in Europe and Asia, Landman has done just that. The landscape unfolds in a series of garden rooms and pavilions, pathways and pools, statuary and staircases, trees, shrubs and flowerbeds, hillsides and vistas that change daily, monthly, almost minute by minute, as the visitor explores this undulating landscape of surprises, intrigue and unexpected beauty.Names were given to the various aspects: The Golden Path, the Grotto, The Iris Garden, the Spirit Walk, the Perennial Long Border Garden, the Pebble Terrace, the Woodland Walk. Buildings and follies were added, also with storybook names--the Celestial Pavilion, the Barn, the Limonaia, the Chinese Pavilion, the Cat Maze and Arbor. Down the hill from the main house is an working organic farm that supplies produce to the community, a project of Landman's wife, Seen Lippert, a professional chef who worked with Alice Waters in California before moving East.Landman and Lippert are committed to sharing the beauty that they have created. They are generous in opening the property for charitable events and tours of gardeners and horticultural enthusiasts, particularly through the Open Days program of the Garden Conservancy. As Landman says, "One of my greatest joys is when other people come here and get to experience what I experience every day. The most important thing is that they leave happy.".…

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Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorrnrnA nationally recognized writer on architecture and gardens, Caroline Seebohm is the author of Paradise on the Hudson: The Creation, Loss, and Revival of a Great American Garden, a monograph on Untermyer Gardens in Yonkers..

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A privileged tour of a lavish estate in Greenwich featuring an abundance of garden experiences - formal boxwood and undulating hornbeam hedges, dense woodland, reflecting pools, arbors and follies - and a 'ferme ornée' offering organic produce to the community.Sleepy Cat Farm is the vision of one man, Fred Landman, who acquired the handsome Georgian Revival house and grounds in 1994. Deeply committed to the concept of harmony between house and garden, he has dedicated himself to the landscape to create 'a garden of which the house could be proud.'Collaborating with Greenwich architect Charles Hilton and noted landscape architect Charles J. Stick and drawing inspiration from travels in Europe and Asia, Landman has done just that. The landscape unfolds in a series of garden rooms and pavilions, pathways and pools, statuary and staircases, trees, shrubs and flowerbeds, hillsides and vistas that change daily, monthly, almost minute by minute, as the visitor explores this undulating landscape of surprises, intrigue and unexpected beauty.Names were given to the various aspects: The Golden Path, the Grotto, The Iris Garden, the Spirit Walk, the Perennial Long Border Garden, the Pebble Terrace, the Woodland Walk. Buildings and follies were added, also with storybook names--the Celestial Pavilion, the Barn, the Limonaia, the Chinese Pavilion, the Cat Maze and Arbor. Down the hill from the main house is an working organic farm that supplies produce to the community, a project of Landman's wife, Seen Lippert, a professional chef who worked with Alice Waters in California before moving East.Landman and Lippert are committed to sharing the beauty that they have created. They are generous in opening the property for charitable events and tours of gardeners and horticultural enthusiasts, particularly through the Open Days program of the Garden Conservancy. As Landman says, 'One of my greatest joys is when other people come here and get to experience what I experience every day. The most important thing is that they leave happy.'.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - From simple 18th- and early 19th-century gardens to the lavish estates of the Gilded Age, the gardens started by 1930s inmates at Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay to the centuries-old camellias at Middleton Place near Charleston, South Carolina Rescuing Eden celebrates the history of garden design in the United States, with 28 examples that have been saved by ardent conservationists and generous private owners, and opened to the public. The United States has a rich tradition of landscape design, with gardens on a scale that rivaled the great gardens of Europe, but in the absence of specific institutions dedicated to their preservation, many of these ephemeral collaborations between man and nature were lost during the wars, economic depressions, and social upheavals that swept the country in the mid-20th-century, or to creeping development and urban sprawl. The surviving gardens presented here were selected for the drama of their original creation and rescue and for their historical and horticultural importance. Ranging from wonderful to woebegone, each has its own character, and each has been brought back from the brink through a combination of imagination and tenacity. Discover The Kampong in Miami, Florida, planted with hundreds of tropical rarities from Southeast Asia by legendary plant explorer Dr. David Fairchild; Barnsley Gardens in Georgia, one of the few antebellum gardens surviving in the South, planted with 200 varieties of roses; the Lynchburg, Virginia garden created by Harlem Renaissance poet and civil rights activist Anne Spencer; the eccentric Ladew Topiary Gardens, with 15 garden rooms and a topiary foxhunt; the Belle Epoque grandeur of the Untermyer Garden in Yonkers, New York; and many others across the country, in Kentucky, Texas, Michigan, Maine, Rhode Island, and California. Each garden has been specially photographed by noted landscape and garden photographer Curtice Taylor, and introduced with authoritative and engaging text from design historian Caroline Seebohm, encouraging readers to appreciate the landscapes that serve not only as windows on American history, but living, flourishing pleasure grounds for botanists, horticulturalists, and nature lovers throughout the United States.…

Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. 1st Edition. 1st North American edition, 3rd printing ; 207 pages : 150 fantastic color photographs ; 31 cm ; Folio ; ISBN: 0821220748; 9780821220740 LCCN: 93-86154 ; LC: SB465; Dewey: 712/.6; 635 ; OCLC: 30366174 ; green cloth in nicked dustjacket ; Contents:Small town hideaways -- Gardens within gardens -- Formal enclosures -- Exuberant gardens -- Natural gardens. ; "A Bulfinch Press book."; "A renowned garden writer takes us on a grand tour of the world's most intriguing garden hideaways. From New York City and New Hampshire to Germany and the British countryside, all 48 gardens are captured in gorgeous color photos and brought to life with illuminating commentaries by each garden's owner." ; features gardens by Beatrice Bowles, San Francisco, California -- Tom Pocock, Chelsea, London -- Barbara Gale, Philadelphia Flower Show -- Sony Garcia, San Francisco -- Constance Kargere, Varengeville-sur-Mer, France -- Anthony Kilroy, DOrchester, Dorset -- Louie Koester, Charleston, South Carolina -- Geoffrey Smith, Warwick, Warwickshire -- Victor Nelson, New York City -- Kate Sorrell, Woodbridge, Suffolk -- Galen Lee, The Frick Collection -- Lindie Wilson, Charlotte, North Carolina -- Louis J Appell, York, Pennsylvania -- Duc d'Harcourt, Pavillon de Fantasie, France -- Gerda Below, Stancombe Park, Gloucestershire -- Robin Compton, Newby Hall, North Yorkshire -- Laura Fisher, Katonak, New York State -- J Barry Ferguson, Long island, New York -- Charles L. reed, Jr, Richmond, Virginia -- Karl Artmeyer, Horstel Riesenbeck, Germany -- Hilary Mogford, Little Milton, Oxfordshire -- Jetty de la Hayze, Seisdam, Holland -- Olivier Choppin de Janvry, Le Desert de Retz, France -- Reiner Herling, Dortmund, Germany -- Woldgang and Hille Haucke, Rasteded, germany -- Antonio Leidt, Cecorico de Basto, Portugal -- Renate Richi, Sydikum, Germany -- Patricia van Roosmalen, Rekem, Belgium -- Countess van Lynden van Sandenburg, Walenburg, Netherlands -- Oscar de la Renta, Brook Hill Farm, Connecticut -- Comtesse d'AndlauRemalard, France -- Elaine Corbet, West Vancouver, Canada -- Madelaine Dick, Pals-yn-Thiw, Gwenydd -- Sir Charles and Lady Fraser, Inveresk, Midlothian -- Lulette Monbiot, Bourton on the Water, Gloucestershire -- Holly Turner, Whidley Island, Washington State -- Margaret Ogilvie, House of Pitmuies, Angus -- Barbara Robinson, Washington, Connecticut -- Daniel Wheeler, Rhayander, Powys -- Cynthia Woodyard, Portland, Oregon -- Lord Carrington, Bledlow, Buckinghamshire -- Frances Denby, Cefn Coch, Welsh Borders -- Herbert Exton, Syston, Lincolnshire -- Margaret Fuller, Shepreth, Cambridgeshire -- John Phillips, Home Covert, Wiltshire -- Dan Overly, Ridgeland, Mississippi -- Chris Rosmini, Los Angeles -- Ronald Sidwell, Paris, Worcestershire ; FINE/FINE. Book.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. A privileged tour of a lavish estate in Greenwich featuring an abundance of garden experiences - formal boxwood and undulating hornbeam hedges, dense woodland, reflecting pools, arbors and follies - and a "ferme ornée" offering organic produce to the community.Sleepy Cat Farm is the vision of one man, Fred Landman, who acquired the handsome Georgian Revival house and grounds in 1994. Deeply committed to the concept of harmony between house and garden, he has dedicated himself to the landscape to create "a garden of which the house could be proud."Collaborating with Greenwich architect Charles Hilton and noted landscape architect Charles J. Stick and drawing inspiration from travels in Europe and Asia, Landman has done just that. The landscape unfolds in a series of garden rooms and pavilions, pathways and pools, statuary and staircases, trees, shrubs and flowerbeds, hillsides and vistas that change daily, monthly, almost minute by minute, as the visitor explores this undulating landscape of surprises, intrigue and unexpected beauty.Names were given to the various aspects: The Golden Path, the Grotto, The Iris Garden, the Spirit Walk, the Perennial Long Border Garden, the Pebble Terrace, the Woodland Walk. Buildings and follies were added, also with storybook names--the Celestial Pavilion, the Barn, the Limonaia, the Chinese Pavilion, the Cat Maze and Arbor. Down the hill from the main house is an working organic farm that supplies produce to the community, a project of Landman's wife, Seen Lippert, a professional chef who worked with Alice Waters in California before moving East.Landman and Lippert are committed to sharing the beauty that they have created. They are generous in opening the property for charitable events and tours of gardeners and horticultural enthusiasts, particularly through the Open Days program of the Garden Conservancy. As Landman says, "One of my greatest joys is when other people come here and get to experience what I experience every day. The most important thing is that they leave happy.".…