Gardens of the Roman Empire
DOI: 10.1017/9781139033022.005
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“…For the cultivation of vines, on the other hand, the distances of 3.5 m between the individual plants seem too large. Columella states that the distance between rows of vine should be between four and 10 feet (1.2–3 m) (Columella, 1941, 31 (V, V, 1–4)) and also the excavation evidence, such as from Pompeii, shows a narrow spacing between the vines, which were planted at regular intervals (Jashemski 2018, 126, figure 4.3).…”
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“…For the cultivation of vines, on the other hand, the distances of 3.5 m between the individual plants seem too large. Columella states that the distance between rows of vine should be between four and 10 feet (1.2–3 m) (Columella, 1941, 31 (V, V, 1–4)) and also the excavation evidence, such as from Pompeii, shows a narrow spacing between the vines, which were planted at regular intervals (Jashemski 2018, 126, figure 4.3).…”
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“…Jashemski (2018, 434) does mention planting pits cut into bedrock, but only in a context of replacing the soil and not in a commercial cultivation context. She also does not list examples for the exact combination of planting pits and grid‐shaped parcelling as at Premantura but a spatial connection between the planting pits, parcelling and orchards or tree nurseries can be found in the work of Columella.…”
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“…The main feature of the Villa is the abundance of gardens, either real or paintedthirteen all together. The actual gardens were reconstructed by Wilhelmina Jashemski 3 and reveal a complex link with the villa's architecture, with a research for perspective axes, symmetries and scenographic backgrounds.…”
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