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“The essence of the enjoyment of a garden is that things should look as though they like to grow in it.”

Quote by Beatrix Farrand

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Beatrix Farrand

Beatrix Farrand was an outstanding landscape architect, born on June 19, 1872, and passed away on February 28, 1959. Known for her unique design philosophy and profound understanding of the natural environment, her works have had a profound impact on modern landscape design. more

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