68 THE FORMAL GARDEN IN ENGLAND formal style that it requires great space. Unfortunately, the original design has been destroyed in all these gardens, but their main dimensions have not been altered, and Logan's views give a very accurate idea of their general character.1 Meanwhile, there was a… … Fig. 12. From Logan. ticultural notes. But the introduction to the first book contains some account of the proper ordering of a "garden of delight," — that is, of the Fruit garden and the Flower garden. Rea wrote his book in his old age, and after forty years' practice as a planter of gardens, and…
