Gardens
- Barrow Court, Somerset (1890)
- Saighton Grange (now Abbey Gate College) Cheshire (1901)
- Chillington Hall, Staffordshire (1911)
- Ashford Chace, near Petersfield, Hampshire, for Aubyn Trevor-Battye (1912) (photo of Ashford Chace).
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