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Tod, George / Plans, elevations and sections, of hot-houses, green-houses, an aquarium, conservatories, &c., recently built in different parts of England, for various noblemen and gentlemen : including a hot-house and green-house in Her Late Majesty's gardens at Frogmore
(1823)

Plate XXVI. A peachery and green house. Executed for the Revd. Primatt Knapp, at Shenley End, Bucks.,   pp. Plate 26 ff.

Page Plate 26

         Plate 26.
      A Peachery & Green House.
       Executed for
      The Revd. Primatt Knapp,
       Shenley End,
        Bucks.
 Transverse Section Transverse Section
   of Peachery.    of Green House.
    Elevation.
      Plan.
       Stock hole
  Peachery    Green house
      Border for Creeping Plants
Door way      Walk   Door Way
  Boarded Walk
    13.6
  Boarded Walk    Walk
      25 feet    25 feet
     50 feet
10 5 0  10  20  30  40 feet
  London, Published Septr.1st.1806, by J. Taylor, High Holborn.
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