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Romantic designs were often designed to create a 'pastoral' image, including


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rectilinear designs deliniated by closely trimmed hedges, symmetrical paths and classical site furnishings



long, straight plantings of a single species of tree punctuated by brightly colored architecture



a precise and exact copy of wilderness which remained true to nature



curvilinear paths, rolling or rough ground planes and massed shrub plantings with curving perimeters

Answer 1

Including A and B.
Pastoral architecture is a bit more less know than Gothic architecture thus there are many variations of it. Although I can't give you one answer I can give you a pictures.
All of these pictures below are examples.
As you can see in the second picture the trees are the same specie. So if you are force to pick only one answer I would go with B. long, straight plantings of a single species of tree punctuated by brightly colored architecture.

Sorry, if I wasn't in depth enough.