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[BBC系列]：花园的秘密Garden Secrets-1080P高清迅雷网盘下载
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由Alan Titchmarsh主持的自然纪录片，由BBC在2010年发行-英语旁白Nature Documentary hosted by Alan Titchmarsh, published by BBC in 2010- English narration
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艾伦·蒂奇马什（Alan Titchmarsh）的花园秘密艾伦·蒂奇马什（Alan Titchmarsh）呈现了一系列令人惊叹的系列，揭示了英国大花园背后的惊人秘密，并研究了今天它们如何继续影响包括他本人在内的园丁。[编辑]?????17世纪，在第一集中，艾伦（Alan）参观了赫特福德郡（Hertfordshire）的哈特菲尔德故居（Hatfield House），以了解这座17世纪庄严住宅的花园的主要设计特征。那时园艺与建筑无缝地结合在一起，而哈特菲尔德则反映出这种对美学的新热爱。艾伦（Alan）检查了著名的花坛，这些花坛是英国对正式园艺的热爱的第一个例子，并展示了设计师汤姆·斯图尔特·史密斯（Tom Stuart-Smith）如何将其花坛带入牛津郡的布劳·格兰奇（Broughton Grange）。艾伦（Alan）还着眼于视角的使用，这在哈特菲尔德（Hatfield）使车道显得更大，并改变了从不同角度看花园的方式。他看着法国的进口货，西班牙人，在哈特菲尔德（Hatfield）曾被运用到令人惊叹的效果，并展示了它们如何改变了我们扭曲花园中树木的方式，包括他自己关于步步高苹果树的秘诀。此外，他还揭示了我们对花圃的喜爱是如何在这样的花园中开始的，这些花园最初被视为建筑形式，补充了房屋的设计。艾伦（Alan）在自己的花园中表明，您无需种植树篱即可实现此目的，只需创建一个便携式的景天立方体即可。[编辑]?????18世纪很少有园艺运动可以与18世纪景观运动相媲美，白金汉郡的斯托（Stowe）是其革命性设计中最重要的例子之一。在这里，无论生态成本如何，我们都拒绝接受上个世纪的僵化形式，拥抱自然。艾伦（Alan）演示了他们是如何“借用”视图的，如何利用景观吸引某些功能。现在，创建焦点已成为现代花园设计的主要内容，艾伦（Alan）展示了如何突出花园的最佳元素并用于隐藏事物。斯托（Stowe）的布里奇曼（Bridgeman）等设计师是第一个雕刻大片草坪的设计师，艾伦（Alan）在鲍顿公园（Boughton Park）遇到了金·威尔基（Kim Wilkie），后者正在创作自己的这种草坪的现代版本。艾伦（Alan）展示了景观运动如何开创了蜿蜒的小路，并将雕像和建筑物放置在关键位置，并故意使它们老化以适应景观。艾伦（Alan）分享了自己的衰老秘诀，以及如何在花园中重现这种类型的“定妆”。[编辑]?????19世纪维多利亚时代的人给我们带来了来自世界各地的奇特植物的味道，对花园技术的渴求以及对大胆言论的热爱。斯塔福德郡的Biddulph Grange是所有这些元素的经典示例。维多利亚时代的人们正在将花园从18世纪的自然景观转变为一种新的人造风格。艾伦（Alan）评论说，比都佛（Biddulph）是如何由受中国，意大利，埃及和苏格兰启发的独立的高度程式化设计组成的“一个花园中的世界”。这些花园是世界各地植物生存的环境，艾伦（Alan）解释了维多利亚时代的人如何热爱植物，尤其是兰花。他还向我们展示了如何在我们自己的花园中种植和照顾外来植物。维多利亚人还发明了运输和照顾这些稀有植物的方法。Alan Titchmarsh's Garden SecretsAlan Titchmarsh presents a stunning series that reveals the amazing secrets behind Britain's great gardens, examining how they continue to influence gardeners, including himself, today.[edit] 17th Century, In the first episode, Alan visits Hatfield House in Hertfordshire to look at the key design features of the gardens of this 17th-century stately home. This was a time when horticulture and architecture worked seamlessly together and Hatfield reflects this new love of the aesthetic. Alan examines the famous parterres which are some of the first examples of Britain's affection for formal gardening, and shows how the parterre has been brought into the 21st century by designer Tom Stuart-Smith with his designs at Broughton Grange in Oxfordshire. Alan also looks at the use of perspective, which at Hatfield makes the driveways seem bigger and changes how the garden is seen from different points of view. He look at a French import, espaliers, that have been used to stunning effect in Hatfield and show how these have changed the way we contort trees in our garden, including his own tip on stepover apple trees. Plus, he reveals how our affection for topiary began in gardens such as this where they were originally seen as architectural forms, complementing the design of the house. Alan shows in his own garden that you don't need to plant hedges to achieve this, creating a portable sedum cube.[edit] 18th Century Few gardening movements can match the impact of the 18th-century landscape movement, and Stowe in Buckinghamshire is one of the most important examples of their revolutionary designs. Here we find a rejection of the rigid formality of the previous century and an embracing of nature, no matter what the ecological cost. Alan demonstrates how they 'borrowed' views, manipulating the landscape to draw the eye to certain features. Creating a focal point is now a staple of modern garden design and Alan shows how it can accentuate a garden's best bits and also be used to hide things. Designers such as Bridgeman at Stowe were the first to sculpt huge areas of lawn, and Alan meets Kim Wilkie who is creating his own modern version of this type of lawn at Boughton Park. And Alan shows how the landscape movement pioneered the meandering path and placed statues and buildings in key places, aging them deliberately to fit with the landscape. Alan shares his own tips on aging, and how to recreate this type of 'set dressing' in a garden.[edit] 19th Century The Victorians gave us a taste for exotic plants from around the world, a thirst for technology in the garden and a love of bold statements. Biddulph Grange, in Staffordshire, is a classic example of all these elements. The Victorians were transforming the garden from the natural landscapes of the 18th century to a new manufactured style. Alan comments how Biddulph is 'a world in one garden' made up of separate highly stylized designs inspired by China, Italy, Egypt and Scotland. These gardens are a setting for plant life from around the world and Alan explains how the Victorians were passionate plant hunters, particularly for orchids. He also shows us how to plant and care for exotics in our own garden. The Victorians also invented ways to transport and care for these rare plants. Alan demonstrates how they revolutionized growing under glass, building some of the biggest glasshouses in the world. There was also a passion for elaborate and gaudy display at this time with the creation of the carpet bed - a true symbol of Victorian knowledge and power. Alan shows us how to create one that will complement our own modern garden. A passion for technology was also transforming the kitchen garden and the Victorians established practices for produce growing that survive today. Alan reveals the key things to remember when growing vegetables.[edit] 20th Century Alan reveals how Sissinghurst gardens in Kent is one of the most influential of the 20th century. Created by two passionate gardeners, Vita Sackville-West and her husband, Sir Harold Nicholson, its development coincided with key social changes in the British garden. There was a pre- and post-war boom in surburban housing, creating a generation of domestic gardeners. Despite its size, Sissinghurst appealed to the public because it was a warm and intimate garden and had been designed with a great many practical uses. Alan reveals that it was one of the first lifestyle gardens, made up of different 'rooms' designed for eating, relaxing and entertaining. Ideas that would lead to today's barbecue areas and daybed chillout zones in the garden began here. Alan shows his own take on the garden room, designing an outdoor dining table filled with herb and fruit plants. Vita Sackville West was also hugely influential in her use of colour. She used many colours to create a single hue and Alan reveals the myriad of colours in her famous purple border. She was also the first to create an all white garden. Sissinghurst is also famous for its naturalistic planting and Alan discusses how it works with head gardener Alexis Data. He also shows us how to create a wild flower meadow. And finally we learn that one part of Sissinghurst, the nuttery, would become famous as one of the first wild gardens. This new philosopohy would ultimately lead to todays perma culture gardens. Alan shows you how to create one in your own garden.
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