British manor usually has a large scale which includes orchards, ploughs, pastures, meadows, churches, private gardens, castles and residence for serves.
And here is a planar graph of a manor in the 19 centuries.
Orchards in the manor are for some economic plants like grapes and olives. Generally speaking, every manor makes the red wine. They plant grapes to make the red wine and olives to make the oil.
Serves use the ploughs to plant wheat and barley. Wheat can be made as food but barley is used to feed the horses.
In the Victorian period, every gate of a manor had a huge shrub maze which can not go trough immediately. From the beginning, the maze is used to avoid robbery but as the time went by, the owners of the manor found that the ornamental value was better than the value in use. From that time, the shrub maze in front of the gate belonged to gardening.
Manor just like a attraction, is a place full of the sense of peeace.
