The Wild Garden

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In this 1870 work, influential horticulturalist William Robinson advocates for a naturalistic approach to English garden design, challenging traditional formal styles. He emphasizes the beauty of wildflowers and natural landscapes, promoting a style that harmonizes with nature rather than imposing rigid structures. Robinson’s ideas encourage gardeners to embrace spontaneity and biodiversity, offering a vision that transforms the way gardens are conceived and cultivated.