Theme Gardens: Revised Edition

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Theme Gardens: Revised Edition

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A lot has happened in the world of gardening since Theme Gardens was first published in 1982. The parallels to cooking are striking-we now have a new and much expanded repertoire of flowers, herbs, and vegetables; we look for more variety in the way we garden and landscape; and it's become a more important part of many more people's lives. And a lot has happened to Barbara Damrosch. Through Theme Gardens and her classic, The Garden Primer, through her Gardener's Calendar and other ventures, she's established herself as one of the country's authorities.

Now, at long last, Theme Gardens is revised and updated to serve a new generation of gardening enthusiasts. It's like a new book in presentation, much more weighted to photography and with a reworked design that freshens and modernizes the landscape plans to make them easier to read and to follow. The lists of recommended plants is revamped, with special attention to eliminating potentially invasive varieties and adding new plants more suited to the grower's environment. All-new photographs are larger, selected illustrations are updated. What hasn't changed is the core of inspiring, practical, creative ideas-from a butterly garden to a garden of old roses, from a Shakespeare garden to a moon garden to a Zen garden to a medieval paradise garden, Theme Gardens presents plans for creating 16 distinctively themed gardens along with instructions for growing and maintaining over 300 plants. Recipes, in other words, that every gardener will love.

From the Back Cover
"BARBARA DAMROSCH DELIVERS THE GOODS." (Chicago Tribune)

Praise for Barbara Damrosch and the first edition of THEME GARDENS:

"Barbara Damrosch writes like she's talking to you in your garden." (Paul Frese, founding editor of Popular Garden)

"Practical and inspirational. THEME GARDENS is the kind of book you will want to read from cover to cover some winter's weekend, then return to for reference." (The Philadelphia Inquirer)

"There are some bewitching fancies here." (Horticulture)

"Welcome inspiration for all who would garden imaginatively. The author makes abundantly clear how to achieve delightful gardens of distinctive character." (T.H. Everett, Senior Horticultural Specialist, The New York Botanical Garden

Theme Gardens: Revised Edition

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Book Contents:

  1. The New Three-Year Garden Journal: With Regional Planning Guides
  2. The Northwest Gardeners' Resource Directory (9th Edition)
  3. The Permaculture Garden
  4. The Southern Living Garden Book (Southern Living (Paperback Oxmoor))
  5. The Zen of Gardening in the High and Arid West: Tips, Tools, and Techniques
  6. Weeds: Control Without Poisons
  7. Welcoming Wildlife to the Garden: Creating Backyard & Balcony Habitats for Wildlife
  8. Wildflowers: Deluxe Notecards (Deluxe Notecards)
  9. Willows: The Genus Salix
  10. Wine from Sky to Earth: Growing & Appreciating Biodynamic Wine

Book Contents

Book Contents

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