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CONSERVATORIES. 981 so as to become fixtures. Some curious forms of this sort have lately been erected in he flower-garden in front of the house at Chatsworth. The oldest and the most 1732 simple design for an architectural flower-garden is to be found in Caus's work on the gardens at Heidelberg, the perspective view of which is given in fig. 1734. It will be observed, that all the compartments in this garden contain water only, and that five of tliem display fountains. Further details of this garden will be found in the Ewydo-
