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Orangery

An orangery or orangerie is a room or dedicated building, historically where orange and other non-hardy fruit trees are protected during the winter, as a large form of greenhouse or conservatory. In the modern day an orangery could refer to either a conservatory or greenhouse built to house fruit trees, or a conservatory or greenhouse meant for another…

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Continental Europe

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United States

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Orangery

Nodes135
Edges134
Triples113
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.014815
Components1

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Orangery

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related to 18th century · 22
Orangery → According, America, Easton, Edward Lloyd IV, Elizabeth Tayloe, Eyre Hall, Frederick Douglass, In, John Tayloe II, Lloyd, Maryland, Mount Airy, Ms, Northampton County, Tayloe, The, This, Tilghman, Tunis Mills, United States
related to Germany · 18
Orangery → Belvedere OrangerieWertheim, Bronnbach, Cactus HousePhilippsthal, Darmstadt, Hanover, Harderstraße, Herrenhausen GardensIngolstadt, Küchengarten, Main, Orangerie, OrangerieDüsseldorf-Benrath, OrangerieFulda, OrangerieGera, OrangerieOldenburg, OrangeriePotsdam, OrangerieWeimar, Orangery PalaceSchwerin, Schwerin Castle
related to Sweden · 12
Orangery → Botanical Garden, Botaniska, Castle, Castle Orangerie, Linneanum, Manorial Estate, NynäsBergianska, Slott, Stockholm, The Orangery, Uppsala, Uppsala University
related to Earliest examples · 10
Orangery → As, In England, Italy, John Parkinson, Most, Oranges, Padua, Paradisus, Sole, The
related to Construction materials · 9
Orangery → An, Contemporary, Domestic, Improved, Insulation, Kensington Palace, Orangeries, The, They
related to 19th century · 8
Orangery → Another, Hampton National Historic Site, Maryland, Originally, The, The Dumbarton Oaks, Towson, Washington
related to Early orangeries · 7
Orangery → Creating, Europe, Notably, Nuremberg, Some, The, This
related to Great Britain and Ireland · 7
Orangery → England, Kensington Palace, Kew, Nicholas Hawksmoor, Royal Botanic Gardens, Sir William Chambers, The
related to Poland · 7
Orangery → New Orangery, Nowa Pomarańczarnia, Old Orangery, Park, Royal, Stara Pomarańczarnia, Warsaw
related to 20th century · 4
Orangery → An, Boylston, Massachusetts, Tower Hill Botanic Garden

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orangeries built house trees greenhouse garden plants orangerie glass also orange gardens one became citation needed century designed palace fruit

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
orangeinstance offruit trees0.80text
pomegranateinstance offruit trees0.80text
and banana trees arrived in huge quantities at European portsinstance offruit trees0.80text
underfloor heatinginstance ofThis in turn created the need for orangeries to be constructed using even better techniques0.80text
the ability to have opening windows in the roofs for ventilationinstance ofThis in turn created the need for orangeries to be constructed using even better techniques0.80text
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryIn0.60section
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryUnited States0.60section
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryTayloe0.60section
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryMount Airy0.60section
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryEyre Hall0.60section
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryNorthampton County0.60section
Orangeryrelated to 18th centuryVirginia0.60section

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