Garden History
Course Code
BHT329
Payment Options
Upfront & Payment Plans
Delivery
Online & Correspondence
Duration
100 Hours
Garden History Course Online Distance Learning
- Introduction
- Ancient Middle Eastern Gardens
- Chinese Gardens
- UK Garden History
- Important English Landscapers
- Europe; Spanish Gardens, Monastery Gardens, Le Notre
- The World; Olmstead, Burle Marx, Australian Bush Garden, Permaculture
- The World's First Plant Collectors
- Reasons for Studying Garden History
- Scope of Garden Conservation Development of Private Gardens
- Early Private Gardens
- Persian Gardens
- Sino Japanese Gardens
- Hispano Arabic Gardens
- Italian
- French
- English Development of Public and Commercial Landscapes
- Earliest Public Gardens
- Development of the English Park
- The Park Today
- Factors Influencing Development of Parks
- Streetscapes and Public Landscapes Great Gardens & Gardeners of the World
- Villa D'Este
- Villa Lante
- Vaux-le-Viconte
- Versailles
- Stowe
- Hidcote Manor People who Influenced Gardens
- Sir Frances Bacon
- Joseph Furttenbach
- Sir Joseph Banks
- Edward Beard Budding
- Dr Nathaniel Bagshaw Ward
- Plant Collectors -review of around 40 important collectors over the 19th and 20th centuries Globalisation of Gardens
- Indian Influences
- Chinese Influences
- Japanese Influence
- Eclecticism in the nineteenth and twentieth century
- Resurgence of the Renaissance Garden
- Influence of William Robinson and Gertrude Jeckyll
- Burle Marx
- Permaculture Gardens Scope and Nature of Modern Garden Conservation
- Introduction
- Approaches to Conservation
- Conservation Policy
- Collecting Information for Garden Conservation
- Storing Information for Garden Conservation The Role of Organisations in Garden Conservation
- English Heritage
- Register of Parks and Gardens of Special Historic Interest in England
- The Impact of Registering Sites
- CABE Space
- National Trust
- Royal Horticultural Society
- Garden History Society
- AGHS
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