Conservatory Garden

Conservatory Garden adalah satu-satunya kebun formal di Central Park, New York City. Berdiri di lahan seluas 6 ekar (24.000 m²), kebun ini mengambil namanya dari konservatorium yang pernah berdiri di tempat itu sejak 1898 sampai 1934.^[1] Kepala kebun taman ini menggunakan rumah kaca untuk memperkuat potongan kayu keras pada tanaman di taman ini. Setelah konservatorium diruntuhkan, kebun ini dibangun dan ditanami oleh pekerja WPA dan dibuka untuk umum pada 1937. Kebun ini dirancang oleh Gilmore D. Clarke, arsitek lanskap untuk Robert Moses, dan tata penanamannya dirancang oleh M. Betty Sprout.^[2]

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^ Many specific facts in this article are drawn from Rosenzweig, Roy, and Elizabeth Blackmar. The Park and the People: A History of Central Park. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1992, and from the Central Park Conservancy website.
^ M. Betty Sprout, ASLA, (1906-1962), an accomplished landscape architect in her own right, was also Mrs Gilmore D. Clarke (National Register of Historic Places registration for Parkfairfax, Alexandria, Virginia), a Colonial Revival low-density housing development of 1941-43, by Leonard Schultze and Associates, architectects, with a site plan developed by Gilmore Clarke, with planting plans by M. Betty Sprout.

Pranala luar

CentralPark.com Diarsipkan 2008-04-17 di Wayback Machine.'s complete guide to all 28 flowers of the Central Park Conservatory Garden
Conservatory Garden^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]}, at the official site of Central Park
Jesús Romero & Narciso Mejías, "The Conservatory Garden in Central Park" Photo essay
New York Times "The Renaissance of Conservatory Garden" 11 June 1987
Smith Alumnae Quarterly, Paula Deitz, "A Gardener for the People"^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]} Article on Lynden Miller

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[1] Many specific facts in this article are drawn from Rosenzweig, Roy, and Elizabeth Blackmar. The Park and the People: A History of Central Park. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1992, and from the Central Park Conservancy website.

[2] M. Betty Sprout, ASLA, (1906-1962), an accomplished landscape architect in her own right, was also Mrs Gilmore D. Clarke (National Register of Historic Places registration for Parkfairfax, Alexandria, Virginia), a Colonial Revival low-density housing development of 1941-43, by Leonard Schultze and Associates, architectects, with a site plan developed by Gilmore Clarke, with planting plans by M. Betty Sprout.

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