"Masterfully as rarely seen," described the Prussian garden director Ferdinand Jühlke his predecessor Peter Joseph Lenné (1789-1866). As a garden artist, urban planner, pomologist, teacher, and overseer of the royal gardens, Lenné significantly influenced the garden culture of the 19th century. This richly illustrated volume presents for the first time the planning and garden designs located in present-day Poland: from the romantic cultural landscape of the Hirschberg Valley with its palace gardens for the summer stays of the Prussian royal family to the spa park of Świnoujście on the Baltic Sea. Essays and detailed catalog contributions come together to create a multifaceted cultural journey into the green world of life of princes, landowners, and bourgeoisie of the 19th and early 20th centuries.