Category: Nature/Gardening/Animals
This Report[1] is submitted at your request to set forth the results to date of our investigation and study of the grounds of the Botanical Garden, as a basis for comprehensive plans for their improvement. It is a revision, in the light of further discussion and study, of a pr...
This Report[1] is submitted at your request to set forth the results to date of our investigation and study of the grounds of the Botanical Garden, as a basis for comprehensive...
4. PART IThe basic need in the improvement of the grounds, without meeting which other improvements will be nugatory, wasteful and transitory in effect, is that of greatly increasing the...
5. PART IIAs previously indicated, no sharp line can be drawn between maintenance of the sort which ensures progressive improvement (as a result of the controlled growth of long-lived pla...
6. PART III1. _Rhododendron Glade._ One of the most beautiful, striking and completely self-contained and independent new features which could be added to the Botanical Garden is that whic...
7. PART IVThe successive steps in the formation of routes of automobile travel within and through and near Bronx Park, largely controlled as they have been by considerations entirely inde...
8. PART VThree main problems are here presented which we have found very perplexing, and the best solution of which we do not yet feel confident that we have found. One problem is that o...