Tag Archives: Tyburnia

A Tale of Two Cities

Posted on 05/12/2020 by The Gardens Trust

We saw last week that although new squares continued to be built in the middle of the 19thc the design was sometimes adapted and modified, and there was sometimes criticism of both the layout itself and increasingly of the planting. … Continue reading →

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Fair and Square

Posted on 28/11/2020 by The Gardens Trust

Over the last couple of months I’ve done a series of posts about the history of the London square. We looked at the origins of the square as an architectural form in the 17thc, then the development of planting in … Continue reading →