*with appfopriate Buildings. 



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would advise the surface of the whole to be nearly level, with 

 a gentle slope towards the south. The north wall (j%. 66 a) 

 should be 12ft. high; the east {b) 9ft.; the west (c) 9ft., and 

 the south walls [d d) 8 ft. The interior walls [e e e e) may be 

 only 6 ft. in height. The walk {/) leads to the gardener's 

 house, and the walk {g) is the principal entrance from the 

 mansion. I am, Sir, yours, &c. 



Feh-uary 5. 1828. Juvenis Olitor. 



io 20 so 40 50 yds. 



Kitchen.garden. 

 !, Parterres. 



Area for plants in summer, 

 with fountain in the centre. 

 1 4 4, Botanic or plant houses. 

 Fire sheds. 

 Place for potted plants for 



forcing. 

 8 8 8, Houses for forcing 



flowers. 

 Seed and root room. 

 ', Fire shed, 

 and 12, Under-gardener's 

 rooms. 

 , Ice-house. 

 , Compost-yard. 



15, Pot-house. 



16, Fruiting pine stove. 



17, Experimental stove for tro- 



pical fruits. 

 18 and 19, Vineries. 



20, Fruit-room. 



21, Fire shed. 



22, Seed. room. 



23, Pottery shed. 

 24., Fire shed. 



25, Mushroom.house. 



26, Foreman or under-gar- 



dener's house. 



27, Compost and dung yard. 



28, Tool-house. 



29, Gardener's house and yard. 



P 4 



30, Space for strawberry pots 



for forcing. 



31, Beds for asparagus and sea- 



kale for forcing. 

 32 and 33, Pits for forcing aspa- 

 ^ ragus, sea-kale, radish, 

 &c. 



34, Nursing pit. 



35, Succession pit. 



36, Pits for strawberries; Fiench 



beans, &c 



37, Cucumber and melon pits 



38, Peach-houses. 



39, Cart road. 



40, Exterior fruit and vegetable 



border. 



