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| 171.West 8: Mosaics by: Hans Ibelings, Adriaan Geuze, Chidi Onwuka September 30, 2007 |
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| 172.The Oxford Companion to the Garden from: OUP Oxford May 11, 2006 |
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| Almost all garden historians (and gardeners) will have an old well-thumbed copy of The Oxford Companion to Gardens. It is now twenty years since Susan and Geoffrey Jellicoe, Patrick Goode and Michael Lancaster publication set out to create this monumental work, and five since its last re-issue. Picking up a review copy of this new publication I was both excited and intrigued. Excited at the sheer range of knowledge contained within this richly illustrated hardback and intrigued to find out how the content of this new edition might differ from the original.
Fortunately the editors of the new version have anticipated this very question and provide the reader with answers in their Introduction. This new edition we are told aims to ... Read More |
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| 173.Shed and Gazebos: Ideas and Plans for Garden Structures (Better Homes & Gardens) from: Meredith Books,U.S. January 11, 2005 |
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| Almost all garden historians (and gardeners) will have an old well-thumbed copy of The Oxford Companion to Gardens. It is now twenty years since Susan and Geoffrey Jellicoe, Patrick Goode and Michael Lancaster publication set out to create this monumental work, and five since its last re-issue. Picking up a review copy of this new publication I was both excited and intrigued. Excited at the sheer range of knowledge contained within this richly illustrated hardback and intrigued to find out how the content of this new edition might differ from the original.
Fortunately the editors of the new version have anticipated this very question and provide the reader with answers in their Introduction. This new edition we are told aims to ... Read More |
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| 174.Mirrors of Paradise: The Gardens of Fernando Caruncho by: Guy Cooper, Gordon Taylor November 21, 2000 |
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| Almost all garden historians (and gardeners) will have an old well-thumbed copy of The Oxford Companion to Gardens. It is now twenty years since Susan and Geoffrey Jellicoe, Patrick Goode and Michael Lancaster publication set out to create this monumental work, and five since its last re-issue. Picking up a review copy of this new publication I was both excited and intrigued. Excited at the sheer range of knowledge contained within this richly illustrated hardback and intrigued to find out how the content of this new edition might differ from the original.
Fortunately the editors of the new version have anticipated this very question and provide the reader with answers in their Introduction. This new edition we are told aims to ... Read More |
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| 175.Norah Lindsay: The Life and Art of a Garden Designer by: Allyson Hayward October 25, 2007 |
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| Almost all garden historians (and gardeners) will have an old well-thumbed copy of The Oxford Companion to Gardens. It is now twenty years since Susan and Geoffrey Jellicoe, Patrick Goode and Michael Lancaster publication set out to create this monumental work, and five since its last re-issue. Picking up a review copy of this new publication I was both excited and intrigued. Excited at the sheer range of knowledge contained within this richly illustrated hardback and intrigued to find out how the content of this new edition might differ from the original.
Fortunately the editors of the new version have anticipated this very question and provide the reader with answers in their Introduction. This new edition we are told aims to ... Read More |
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| 176.Creating Beds and Borders ("Fine Gardening" Design Guides) by: "Fine Gardening" magazine May 03, 2001 |
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| Beds and borders are the heart of most gardens and finding new ideas for creating and improving them is always a treat. In this book Taunton Press has collected more than twenty of the best articles on the topic from its “Fine Gardening” magazine. They deal with issues such as design strategies, plants, techniques, and there is a special section on problem solving. Each article has a tiny photo and very brief bio of the writer so you get a sense of their background. The illustrations in these books, as in most Taunton books, are just gorgeous and the individual topics are well chosen. My favourite was “Lacing the Border with Beauty” which showed ways to lighten the border with lacy foliage and delicate flowers. ... Read More |
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| 177.Urban Garden Design: Private Terraces and Balconies from: Loft Publications July 31, 2008 |
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| Beds and borders are the heart of most gardens and finding new ideas for creating and improving them is always a treat. In this book Taunton Press has collected more than twenty of the best articles on the topic from its “Fine Gardening” magazine. They deal with issues such as design strategies, plants, techniques, and there is a special section on problem solving. Each article has a tiny photo and very brief bio of the writer so you get a sense of their background. The illustrations in these books, as in most Taunton books, are just gorgeous and the individual topics are well chosen. My favourite was “Lacing the Border with Beauty” which showed ways to lighten the border with lacy foliage and delicate flowers. ... Read More |
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| 178.The Gardens at Hampton Court Palace by: Todd Longstaffe-Gowan May 15, 2005 |
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| Beds and borders are the heart of most gardens and finding new ideas for creating and improving them is always a treat. In this book Taunton Press has collected more than twenty of the best articles on the topic from its “Fine Gardening” magazine. They deal with issues such as design strategies, plants, techniques, and there is a special section on problem solving. Each article has a tiny photo and very brief bio of the writer so you get a sense of their background. The illustrations in these books, as in most Taunton books, are just gorgeous and the individual topics are well chosen. My favourite was “Lacing the Border with Beauty” which showed ways to lighten the border with lacy foliage and delicate flowers. ... Read More |
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| 179.The Meaning of Gardens by: M. Francis April 08, 1992 |
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| Somewhat of an editorial mishmash, although quite a brave one! Professor Treib is here again with his familiar layout, while the two Chairs of Landscape Architecture at Davis and Berkeley, respectively, conduct this experimental publication. The list of commentators is impressive, with contributions from diverse writers such as Walker, Eckbo, Harkness and Riley. A decade in print, this volume provides an insight into what makes gardens meaningful in the human experience throughout our globe, cultures and beliefs. The Meaning of Gardens is a beautiful concept, even though establishing the mean, was no mean task... Nonetheless, it succeeds only for the richness of essays, which each in its own merit is a good source for further ... Read More |
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| 180.Isaak Levitan: Lyrical Landscape by: Averil King June 30, 2006 |
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| Somewhat of an editorial mishmash, although quite a brave one! Professor Treib is here again with his familiar layout, while the two Chairs of Landscape Architecture at Davis and Berkeley, respectively, conduct this experimental publication. The list of commentators is impressive, with contributions from diverse writers such as Walker, Eckbo, Harkness and Riley. A decade in print, this volume provides an insight into what makes gardens meaningful in the human experience throughout our globe, cultures and beliefs. The Meaning of Gardens is a beautiful concept, even though establishing the mean, was no mean task... Nonetheless, it succeeds only for the richness of essays, which each in its own merit is a good source for further ... Read More |
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