Index of Period House Styles
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| Saltbox 1650-1800 Formal parterre, orchards Fig. 5, Plan |
Georgian 1714-1830 Transitional, English Landscape garden Fig.10 Paca, Fig. 11 Mt. Vernon, Fig.12 Monticello |
Federal Neoclassic 1776-1830 Transitional, English Landscape garden* |
| Victorian 1837-1901 (Includes Gothic Revival through Romanesque architecture, and Romantic, Neoclassical, Gardenesque, and carpet bedding garden design). |
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| * The asterisked images show house style but not appropriate garden style. Please see textfor guidance. |
Greek Revival 1840-1860 Romantic, Picturesque garden* Fig.16, A.J. Dowling plan |
Gothic Revival 1850-1900 Romantic, Picturesque garden |
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| Second Empire 1860-1880 Formal, Neoclassical garden |
Italianate 1860-1890 Gardenesque garden, carpet bedding* |
Eastlake 1870-1880 Gardenesque garden* |
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| Queen Anne 1885-1900 Gardenesque garden, with carpet bedding |
Romanesque 1880-1900 Gardenesque garden, with carpet bedding |
Colonial Revival 1890-1955 Romantic, Picturesque garden |
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| Arts & Crafts 1900-1925, Revival 2000- Arts & Crafts garden Fig. 37, Plan |
Prairie 1890-1930 Formal, Neoclassical garden |
International Style 1920-1960 Abstract garden |
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| Tudor Revival 1920-1940 Cottage Garden* |
Cape Cod Revival 1930-1955 Cottage garden, Rockery Fig. 60, Plan |
Ranch 1950-1970 Abstract garden |
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| Solar, Modern house 1976- Sustainable garden* |
Postmodern 1980- Sustainable garden* | |