35 Berberis vulgaris 38 Viburnum dentatum 39 Hamamelis virginiana Witch Hazel 40 Comptonia asplenifolia Sweet Fern 41 Myrica carolinensis Bayberry 42 Hibiscus syriacus Rose of Sharon 43 Weigela rosea Pink Weigela 44 Cornus paniculata Gray Dogwood 45 Aronia arbutifolia Red Chokeberry 46 Rosa carolina Swamp Rose 47 Rosa rugosa Ramanas Rose 48 Rosa lucida Dwarf Wild Rose 49 Viburnum tomentosum pli 57 Juniperus communis prostrata 59 Juniperus Sabina tamariscifolia Savin Juniper 60 Thuja occidentalis globosa Globe Arbor Vitæ 61 Ilex crenata Japanese Holly 62 Ilex verticillata Winterberry 63 Pieris floribunda Andromeda 64 Rhododendron catawbiense Southern Rhododendron 65 Rhododendron catawbiense Rhododendron (White flow- 66 Rhododendron maximum 67 Rhododendron hybridum, everestianum Rhododendron (Lilac flowered) 68 Rhododendron hybridum, Charles Dickens Rhododendron (Crimson flowered) 69 Rhododendron hybridum, Caractacus Rhododendron (Purple flowered) 70 Rhododendron hybridum, President Lincoln Rhododendron (Rose flowered) 71 Retinispora obtusa nana Dwarf Japanese Cypress 72 Buxus sempervirens Dwarf Box reum dissectum Red Cut-leaved Japanese Maple Mountain Laurel 55 Taxus cuspidata Japanese Yew 56 Pinus montana Mughus Dwarf Mountain Pine Judas Tree 75 Cercidiphyllum japonicum Japanese Judas Tree SELECTED LIST OF REFERENCES ON LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE Bibliography - Periodicals - General - History and historic styles - Theory of landscape design and appreciation Landscape composition - Natural forms of ground, rock, and water - Vegetation: Planting design - Structures in relation to landscape - Types of landscape designs - Professional practice Construction and maintenance. On some parts of the field of landscape architecture there is a wealth of published material from which to choose, but on others—especially on the theory of landscape design and on landscape construction - there is a striking dearth of literature of real value. This condition. is reflected more or less by the scale of the subdivisions of this present list. The references selected, however, present a reasonably comprehensive view of the subject of landscape architecture, the more so, in bringing forward single articles and chapters which have not previously appeared in bibliographies, but which are well worth the attention of students. Practically all the more important works on landscape architecture, and many of the minor ones, have been examined in libraries here and abroad; and use has been especially made of the comprehensive bibliography of landscape architecture which is in preparation by the Library of the Harvard School of Landscape Architecture, based on the Harvard University and Codman collections, and enlarged from all available sources. In selecting titles for inclusion in the present list, due consideration has been given to books of historical significance; but, since previous lists as noted in the section BIBLIOGRAPHY — have particularly emphasized the historical aspect of the literature of our field, this list endeavors rather to bring out predominantly titles of practical or inspirational value. In the references in the geographical subdivisions, under estates anD GARDENS, only modern works or editions have been included because of their greater accessibility; but the value of the older and often contemporary books of plates such as Falda, Perelle, Percier and Fontaine, or the Nouveau Théâtre de la Grande Bretagne, should not be overlooked, and for the titles of these the reader is referred to the catalogue of the Codman Collection mentioned below. BIBLIOGRAPHY BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY. The Codman Collection of Books on Landscape Gardening. Also a list of books on trees and foresty. Boston, Published by the Trustees, 1899. 26 pages. CODMAN, HENRY SARGENT. Bibliography; a list of works on the art of landscape-gardening. In Garden and Forest, Mar. 12, 1890, v. 3, p. 131-135. Chronologically arranged. ELIOT, CHARles. A List of Books on Landscape Gardening. In Garden and Forest, Apr. 18, 1888, v. I, p. 94–95. Also reprinted in Charles Eliot, Landscape Architect, p. 219–223. Chronological "list of books and papers which have influenced or recorded the beginnings of the modern art of landscape gardening," 1625-1834. KIMBALL, THEODORA. Books on Landscape Architecture. In Landscape Architecture, Jan. 1916, v. 6, p. 87-94. Contains a brief selected list of books for a private professional collection, and a list of a dozen books to serve as an introduction to the subject of landscape architecture. MANNING, Warren H. The Fugitive Literature of the Landscape Art. In Billerica, North Shore edition, Mar. 1916, v. 4, no. 10, part 2, p. 4-15. Refers principally to periodicals and park reports. VAN RENSSELAER, M. G. (Mrs. Schuyler). Books on Gardening Art. In her Art Out-of-doors, Appendix. PERIODICALS GARDEN AND FOREST; a journal of horticulture, landscape art, and forestry. Conducted by C. S. Sargent. New York. Feb. 29, 1888-Dec. 29, 1897. 10 v. illus. plans. No more published. Contains many discussions of theory and problems, during an important formative period in American landscape architecture. DIE GARTENKUNST; Zeitschrift für die Gesamtinteressen der Gartenkunst und Gartentechnik sowie der damit verwandten Zweige des Gartenbaues, herausgegeben vom Verein Deutscher Gartenkünstler . . . Berlin, Gebrüder Borntraeger. Jan. 1899-Dec. 1915, v. 1-17. illus. plans. Issue interrupted by the war. LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE; a quarterly magazine. Harrisburg, Pa., Landscape Architecture, Inc. Oct. 1910 (v. 1) to date. illus. plans. Edited by Charles Downing Lay, Henry V. Hubbard, and Robert Wheelwright. Official organ of the American Society of Landscape Architects. GENERAL AMERICAN SOCIETY OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS. Transactions. From its inception in 1899 to the end of 1908. Edited by a committee appointed for the purpose: Harold A. Caparn, James Sturgis Pray, Downing Vaux. [Harrisburg, Pa., 1912.] 127 pages. illus. plans. Includes papers read before the Society. |