| Description | Both letters concern the production of a parterre (a flower garden with beds and paths designed to form a pattern, the outdoor and botanical equivalent to an indoor Persian carpet; literally "on the ground" in French.). The first specifically regarding difficulties caused by two trees, W.A.N suggests further investigation must take place to be sure of the appropriate size of plot. Second letter is in response to a request to arrange a meeting between the two men from Lord de Tabley to discuss the parterre and regards the difficulty this may cause due to other commitments and a shortage of time. |