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Trees have a place in most gardens. They provide an attractive focal point, add colour and shape, contribute shade and screen, yield fruit and blossom and encourage birds. The book covers such subjects as choosing trees for spring blossom and for autumn fruits; creating a woodland garden, and a companion planting scheme; growing trees from seed and planting a container-grown tree; identifying aphids or firelight; and removing damaged branches. Throughout, the informed, authoritative advice is backed up with colour photographs and with practical drawings to demonstrate all the techniques the amateur might need.
This handbook investigates the practical requirements for selecting, planting, and maintaining trees within a domestic garden environment. Author Alan Toogood provides a comprehensive manual for amateur gardeners, utilizing a blend of botanical knowledge and horticultural best practices to guide readers through the lifecycle of garden trees. The text emphasizes both the aesthetic contributions of trees and the technical necessities of their long-term care.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly practical, instructional text designed for the hobbyist gardener seeking clear, actionable guidance. The inclusion of technical illustrations and photographic evidence suggests a focus on clarity and ease of application for the amateur user.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
1990-08-16
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0004125789
ISBN-13:
9780004125787
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