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City Gardens: Creative Ideas for Small Spaces illustrated edition [Pehme köide]

  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 110 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 286x195x8 mm, kaal: 560 g, colour illustrations, bw illustrations, tt illustrations, 150 colour photographs, bw photographs, 150 tt photographs
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Apr-2008
  • Kirjastus: Stewart, Tabori & Chang Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1584796456
  • ISBN-13: 9781584796459
Teised raamatud teemal:
  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 110 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 286x195x8 mm, kaal: 560 g, colour illustrations, bw illustrations, tt illustrations, 150 colour photographs, bw photographs, 150 tt photographs
  • Ilmumisaeg: 01-Apr-2008
  • Kirjastus: Stewart, Tabori & Chang Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1584796456
  • ISBN-13: 9781584796459
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Urban gardens are always a wonderful surprise amid the concrete and chaos of city life. Gardening in smaller spaces poses its own unique challenges and rewards, and City Gardens is a complete do-it-yourself guide to starting or improving your own urban oasis. From planning the space to selecting vegetation, from maintaining plants to choosing outdoor decor: this handy book helps you through the entire process of creating a city garden. Both inspiring and informative, City Gardens shows that gardeners of all levels can brighten up their urban environment—no matter how little space they have.
Preface
Imagination and Design
The Small Urban Garden: A World of Its Own
The Town Garden
9(1)
The Row House Garden
10(1)
Courtyards and Patios
11(4)
Terraces and Decks
15(2)
Design Solutions for Difficult Environments
Intrusive Neighbors
17(2)
Harsh Climates
19(2)
Choosing a Garden Style
The Zen Garden
21(1)
The Exotic Garden
22(1)
The Potager
23(1)
The Romantic Garden
24(1)
The Exuberant Garden
25(1)
The Contemporary Garden
26(3)
A Design That Works
Defining the Principal Walkways
29(1)
Creating Variations in Level
30(2)
Defining Garden Rooms
32(1)
Working with the Surrounding Landscape
33(1)
Living with Large Trees
34(2)
Screens and Trellises
36(5)
Making Your Design a Reality
Ornaments and Accessories
Combining Plants and Decorative Elements
41(3)
The Play of Light
44(2)
The Play of Water
46(3)
Covering the Ground
Decking
49(1)
Reconstituted Stone Slabs
50(1)
Pavers and Cobblestones
51(1)
Gravel
52(1)
Terra-Cotta Tiles
52(1)
Lawns
53(1)
Groundcover Plantings
54(3)
Choosing Plants
Container Gardening
57(1)
Beds and Borders
58(1)
Perennials
59(1)
Shade Plants
60(2)
Grasses
62(1)
Flowering Shrubs
63(1)
Evergreen Shrubs
64(1)
Tender Perennials
65(1)
Topiary
66(2)
Climbers
68(2)
Small Trees
70(2)
Seasonal Plantings
72(5)
A Notebook of Design Ideas
A Warm Welcome
The Doorway Garden
77(4)
Furnishing the Garden
A Place to Eat
81(5)
A Place to Relax
86(3)
Screens and Concealment
Softening a Facade
89(3)
Disguising a Wall
92(2)
Fences and Screens
94(1)
Retaining Walls
95(1)
Neighboring Buildings
96(3)
Making the Most of Awkward Features
Steep Slopes
99(1)
Shady Corners
100(2)
Under Trees
102(4)
Indexes
Index of the Best Plants for City Garden
106(2)
General Index
108


Pierre Nessmann is a journalist, garden designer, and the author of numerous works about gardens. His most recent book is A chacun son jardin with Brigitte and Philippe Perdereau.

Brigitte and Philippe Perdereau are among the best-known garden photographers in France. They travel throughout Europe photographing gardens, and their work has been published in many books and magazines.