The garden closed in 1751 when its owner resumed his profession of house painting.
Other gardens have closed for the season; his glows like a supernova until November's killing frost.
Whistler and the Greaves family were frequent visitors before the gardens closed in 1877.
The gardens did not survive the introduction of television, and closed in 1968.
With Pitt Rivers' death in 1900 the gardens closed, opening only occasionally after that time.
When the gardens closed in 1932, all the collections were sold off.
The garden nearly closed due to its financial obligations.
And he loved above all the ancient garden closed within its walls.
The theater buildings were demolished in 1855, and the gardens closed for the last time in 1859.
The garden closes for several months in winter.
