of rural and extenfive Gardening. 1 1 3 



CHAP. VIII. 



'^i^M.^MiM'Miii^Mtii%M^i±±^ 



SECTION IX. 



A Defer lotion of a leant if iil 

 Rural Garden. 



|Efore I quit my agreeable and enter- 

 taining Subjed of Defigns in gene- 

 ral, I cannot omit giving a particu- 

 lar Defcription of a l^iiral Garden^ 

 which tho* not equally extenfive, yet perhaps 

 equally beautiful to mofl we have in England^ 

 notwithftanding the happy PoiTeffbr bears no 

 higher Charader than that of a private Gen- 

 tleman. '^ 



K I have 



* Mr. Blathwayt'i G^rf/en; at Durham ntAY t/peBath in Qlou- 

 cefterftiire. 



