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June 12, 1920 



THE 

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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT VS. 

 LANDSCAPE GARDENERS. 



To settle a controversy, will you 

 inform me through your columns 

 whether it is correct to use the term 

 "landscape architect," rather than 

 "landscape gardener" when referring 

 to one who lays out and plants 

 grounds — F. \V. L., Tenn. 



Answer: We have always been of 

 the opinion that the use of "landscape 

 architect" was never legitimate when 

 applied to one who lays out and 

 plants grounds, even though, as i.s 

 sometimes said in rebuttal, the Al- 

 mighty has been referred to by high 

 authorities as the "Architect of the 

 Universe." An architect is one who 

 is a chief builder in the line of archi- 

 tecture, the science of building. Lou- 

 don the great landscape gardener, and 

 probably the most prolific writer on 

 horticultural subjects the world has 

 known, was quite content to use the 

 term "landscape gardener," using it in 

 preference to "planner," which was 

 in use by the Scotch gardeners in his 

 day. A man may, of course, name his 

 calling in any way he pleases, if he 

 fears not ridicule, just as we have 

 "adsmiths" and "jokesmiths," al- 

 though everybody knows that a smith 

 is a worker in metals — Journal of the 

 S. A. F. 



COMING EVENTS 



Xi-w York. — Conference of Garden Club 

 and other delegates to discuss Qu. 37. 

 to be held June 15. at the Museum of 

 Natural History. 77th st. and Central 

 Park West, at 10 a. m. All interested 

 welcome. 



Chicago. — American .\ss'n of Nurserymen, 

 annual convention. .Tune 23. 24. 25. Sec'y, 

 John Watson. Princeton. N. .T. 



Hartford. Conn. — -American Ro.se .''ociety. 

 annual pilgrimage. ■ June 24. Sec'y, E. 

 A. White. Ithaca. X. Y. 



Portland. Ore, — American Rose Society, an- 

 nual pilgrimage. June 25. Sec'y, E. A. 

 White, Ithaca. X. Y. 



Boston. — American Sweet Pea Society, an- 

 nual exhibition. July 10 and 11. Sec'y. 

 Wm.Gray, Bellevue ave., Newport, R. I. 



Cleveland. — S. A. F. and O. H. annual con- 

 vention. Aug. 17. 18. 111. Sec'y, John 

 Young, 43 W. 18th St.. N. Y. 



Xew York.— .American Dahlia Society, an- 

 nual exhibition, Pennsylvania Hotel. 

 Sept. 27, 28. '29. Sec'y, E. C. Vick. 205 

 EUwood ave.. Xewark, N. J. 



