Practical Gardening S.
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This book is part of a series which provides clear, full colour information on all the most popular areas of gardening. Written by professional horticulturalists, it aims to give a thorough introduction to all would-be gardening enthusiasts. All rooms can be improved by a houseplant or two, whether a tiny bedroom or a cavernous hotel reception. The trick is to choose the correct plant, and then to care for it in an appropriate way. This guide covers plant selection, propagation and care, as well as a section on all types of containers, from pots to bottles.
One of a series aimed at the less-experienced gardener, this guide gives advice on planning and building pools, falls and fountains, and lists many of the plant varieties which can be grown throughout the year. Plant profiles detail a range of popular plants with notes on successful organic growing. It also includes a pond problem solver and how to use water features to attract wildlife. Yvonne Rees has also written "Practical Conservatory Gardening" and "Practical Patio Gardening".
One of a series aimed at the less-experienced gardener, this guide focuses on garden design. It outlines the main design considerations - from site preparation, through to planning features and locating flower beds, shrubs and structures such as paths, patios and ponds. Plant profiles detail a range of popular plants with their pruning needs. Sample designs are provided to give ideas on how best to utilize the available space, and planting schemes give suggestions on how best to create a fine garden all year round. Yvonne Rees has also written "Practical Conservatory Gardening" and "Practical Patio Gardening".
This book is part of a series which provides information on the most popular areas of gardening. Written by professional horticulturalists, it aims to give a thorough introduction to all would-be gardening enthusiasts. This work covers the construction and siting of patios in a garden. It examines the various ways of growing plants - in containers, raised beds and hanging baskets. A full range of flowers is examined from roses and hostas to ferns and begonias, in order to provide colour and interest throughout the summer months. Advice is also offered on water features and pools, lighting the patio and building a barbeque. A seasonal guide gives tips on what to do when for the best results.
One of a series aimed at the less experienced gardener, this book focuses on conservatory gardening. It gives ideas for choosing and buying a conservatory, as well as the diverse range of plants - from cacti to ferns - which can be grown. It also has a full plant listing, and tips on seasonal care and plant display. Yvonne Rees has also written "Conservatory Gardening" for the "Crowood Gardening Guide" series.
This series provides clear, full colour information on all the most popular areas of gardening. Written by professional horticulturalists, it aims to give a thorough introduction to all would-be gardening enthusiasts. All gardens have room for at least a few features, depending on size a mix of plants. This guide tells you how to select and make your own. Subjects include patios, fences, paths, trellises, water features and seating.