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from the french 'jardin'
teutonic roots of the word "yard"
-an enclosure, usually walled or fenced |
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| an english garden designer |
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| gardens are made up of every cnceivable shape and type, for almost any reason, such as; |
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| food, medicine, pleasure, escape, religion and psychic needs |
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pleasure
status
power
religion
food |
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landform(contours)
water and water features
vertical structures(buildings, etc)
horizontal structures(pavings and paths)
vegetation
climate |
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| internal layout of enclosed space |
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| landscape design deals with |
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| relationship between enclosures and their surroundings |
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| three classes of garden types |
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for the body
for activity
for the spirit |
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place garden
dmestic garden
medicinal garden
public parks |
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hunting park
botanical garden
dports park
arboretum
flower garden |
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temple garden
ceremonial garden
grotto
national park |
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| an artificial recess or structure made to resemble a natural cave |
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| a grove, parks, landscape, wilderness and orchard, etc |
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| of, relating to, or characteristic of farmers or their way of life ,organized or designed to promote agricultural interests |
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| civilizations learned to harness water |
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| creating dams, canals and sluices |
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| : an artificial passage for water (as in a millstream) fitted with a valve or gate for stopping or regulating flow b : a body of water pent up behind a floodgate |
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were dependent on topography and climate
started where water came from melting snow or rivers
source of food
useful-fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers as offerings |
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| all early gardens were irrigation dependant |
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| water provided by nature or humans |
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canals
wells
shaduf
flood control |
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| a melodious succession of low pleasing sounds |
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| one who wields great power or sway |
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| : a place where animals are kept and trained especially for exhibition |
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| : respect or awe inspired by the dignity, wisdom, dedication, or talent of a person |
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