Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Landscape Architecture: As Applied to the Wants of the West; With an Essay on Forest Planting on the Great Plains
The term Landscape Architecture is objectionable, as being only figuratively expressive of the art it is used to designate. I make use of it, under protest, as the readiest means of making myself understood, in the absence of a more appropriate term.
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