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The Ward Lock Encyclopedia of GardeningAnita Pereire, Alan Titchmarsh A comprehensive gardening directory of garden plants and guide to gardening techniques, this book covers over 4000 garden flowers, plants and shrubs, with notes on cultivation and uses in the garden. It also offers advice, with step-by-step instructions, on garden design, construction and planting: pools, rock gardens, pergolas and other structures, plant propagation and pests and diseases. ... |
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DK Pocket Encyclopedias: 12 Garden Planning John Brookes This guide to creating a garden includes a photographic catalogue of garden styles to inspire fresh ideas, with practical information on how to draw up plans, change the garden structure and add new features to enable readers to turn their ideas into reality. The main section of this book includes a garden-by-garden plant guide which suggests plants for various gardens from roof gardens, balconies... PaperBack | ... |
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25 Best Planting PlansNoel Kingsbury A common-sense handbook on planting for every type of garden. It seeks to guide the reader through the jungle of plant combinations -the art of finding plants and styles that you like, that will look good in your garden and that will grow successfully. Among the 25 planting plans there are family gardens, low-maintenance gardens, a herb garden, a rose garden, a white border or a pastel one, a... |
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Garden Paths : A New Way to Solve Practical Problems in the Garden (Taylor's Weekend Guides)Gordon Hayward, Frances Tenenbaum Discusses creating garden designs, renovating existing gardens, making small gardens look larger, and defining front-door gardens. PaperBack | ISBN: 0395829437 |
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Pippa Greenwood's Gardening Hints and TipsPippa Greenwood This practical gardening guide contains hints and tips on preventing and coping with garden problems, from clearing weeds to choosing healthy plants. It covers garden renovation, planting, propagation, container gardening, lawns, tools, safety, weeding, pests and diseases, and garden maintenance. It also includes a diary to remind you of jobs to do throughout the year. |
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Gardens with AtmosphereArne Maynard, Sue Seddon How can you create a garden that works with the landscape rather than fights against it? This title looks at the concept of a garden's design its location onwards from the relationship between a house and its garden, the views inside and out, the owner's personality, and the garden's history. All these elements can be brought to bear on a design to create a garden with a unique sense of place. |
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Rock and Water GardeningPeter Robinson Whether you want a small water feature or a series of waterfalls, this guide provides a host of ideas for using water in your garden. It offers a practical guide to gardening with rock and water, from planning the design and construction to planting schemes and fish care. Peter Robinson, a leading water garden expert, celebrates rock pools and ponds, gravel gardens, wildlife pools and bog gardens... |
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Collins Kitchen GardenAndi Clevely Collins Kitchen Garden starts by looking at designing a kitchen garden with ideas for siting plants whatever the size of your garden. This is followed by an inspirational section on planning an ornamental kitchen garden. Andi Clevely then takes a detailed look at plant groups including: * salads * peas and beans * root crops * cabbages * greenhouse crops * mini vegetables * soft fruit * tree... |
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Creative Vegetable GardeningJoy Larkcom Demonstrates how any vegetable garden can be made beautiful through the imaginative planting of vegetables with flowers in the classic tradition. Whatever the size of the plot, a superb vegetable garden can be created which will rival the beauty of any conventional garden devoted to flowers and shrubs. Without committing to a full-scale potager, gardeners can incorporate in their own garden any... |
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Dream GardensYour home is where you live and should be the place where you feel most comfortable and relaxed. Find out how to make your garden an extension of your home - an open, green room that you can organize just the way you want, where you can sit in peace and enjoy the interplay of colours and shapes. Here, four garden styles are discussed at length: the minimalist garden, the cottage garden, the classic... |
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