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This is a guide to creating harmony and order in a garden that is, above all, practical. The book provides examples of sturdy fences and hedges, and how to achieve symmetry and perspective from a small vegetable garden to a large garden that borders the countryside beyond. There is also useful information on companion planting and biodynamic farming as well as helpful hints on planning and planting herb gardens and orchards, and creating eye-catching effects with flowers and foliage. Avenues, alleys, outdoor rooms and weather features are among the many other topics included for the more ambitious gardener.
This book investigates the principles of creating a harmonious, practical garden that balances aesthetic order with functional utility. Trisha Dixon draws upon horticultural expertise to provide a structured framework for garden design, ranging from small-scale vegetable plots to expansive landscapes. The text emphasizes the integration of structural elements like fences and hedges with organic planting techniques to achieve a cohesive outdoor environment.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a comprehensive, practical manual intended for gardeners seeking to blend formal design principles with sustainable agricultural practices. The framing suggests a focus on long-term planning and structural integrity, making it a useful resource for those managing both small plots and larger rural properties.
Page Count:
176
Publication Date:
1992-01-01
Publisher:
Harpercollins
ISBN-10:
0207174814
ISBN-13:
9780207174810
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