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Books > Health, Home & Family > Gardening > Garden design & planning
One of the special joys of having outdoor space is the wildlife it
attracts and this Specialist volume helps gardeners turn their
little plot of land into an animal-friendly haven. Concise and easy
to use, It gives expert advice on planning and planting to create
an ideal environment for birds, butterflies, reptiles, and mammals
a place where these wild creatures will find everything they need
to survive and thrive. There s pond-building guidance, instructions
for assembling and siting nesting boxes and feeders, ideas for both
town and country gardens, and advice on making the area pet- and
child-safe."
Celebrate and recreate the beauty of The Ruth Bancroft Garden! Ruth
Bancroft is a dry gardening pioneer. Her lifelong love of plants
led to the creation of one of the most acclaimed public gardens,
The Ruth Bancroft Garden in Walnut Creek, California. The Bold Dry
Garden offers unparalleled access to the garden and the
extraordinary woman responsible for it. In its stunningly
photographed pages, you'll discover the history of the garden and
the design principles and plant palette that make it unique. Packed
with growing and maintenance tips, profiles of signature plants for
a dry garden, and innovative design techniques, The Bold Dry Garden
has everything you need to create a garden that is lush, water
wise, and welcoming.
The hardest part of gardening is often figuring out what to plant
It can be confusing for new and experienced gardeners in the Peach
State to grapple with choosing the right plants for sun, shade,
wet, dry areas in the garden. And how can you choose from so many
different and lovely annuals, perennials, flowers, trees, shrubs,
native plants, edible plants, wildlife-attracting plants, and more?
The Georgia Gardener's Book of Plant Lists is for all gardeners in
Georgia and all across the South. This book contains lists covering
nearly every planting situation, and includes lots of old favorite
plants and many new favorites too. John A. Denson is a
Georgia-licensed landscape architect who has spent years working on
gardens big and small throughout the South. Now you can learn his
secret plant tips and tricks for finding exactly the right plant
for exactly the right spot in your garden The Georgia Gardener's
Book of Plant Lists will help you get the inside scoop on gardening
in Georgia, and will inspire you to try something new in your
garden
Vertical gardening is the process of gardening that is done
vertically or upward. While the traditional gardening process is
gardening with plots on the ground, vertical gardening is a
different approach to gardening as it aims to plant crops in a
vertical position or standing position. This can either be done
through hanging plots or with frameworks as long as plants are not
planted on the ground like in traditional gardening. There are
several advantages of vertical gardening. One, vertical gardening
is a great space saver. Since your garden is positioned vertically,
it does not take up too much space in your backyard, giving room to
more plants to be planted. Two, vertical gardening is a very
flexible type of gardening because it allows you to plant or to
build a garden even in an area with limited space. For instance, if
you are only gardening on your rooftop or you only a have a very
small backyard, it is possible for you to plant many crops through
vertical gardening even with that limited space you have. If you
want to build a vertical garden, there are several things you need
to be aware of. First, you need to how to know how to build one,
you need to know how to prepare the soil for a vertical garden, you
need to know how to maintain your vertical garden, and you need to
know how to control pests and keep them from destroying your
plants. This way, the time, money and effort you invested in
building this garden won't be in vain. This book will discuss and
reveal some of these helpful vertical gardening tips you need.
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