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1996: New Themes in Prairie Landscapes

1996: New Themes in Prairie Landscapes

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Explore a rich collection of articles on prairie landscapes, from gardening techniques and landscape restoration to community initiatives and native plant cultivation.

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  • PRODUCT INFO

    There has been increased interest in spending more time in the backyard using it as a multifunctional living space as opposed to just an expanse of lawn.  There are a number of reasons for this. Individuals planning on residing in a residence over the long term are giving increased consideration to their yards instead of being just another lawn in the neighbourhood. Travel has become more costly with more homeowners spending time and money on their homes as opposed to travel. Yards are becoming private paradises that allow one to escape and find a place of refuge in an increasingly busy world.  Homeowners want to relax in their backyard instead of having to go out to mow and water the lawn. 

    Elements such as patios, decks, and various architectural structures like a gazebo or pergola and cozy little niches all interconnected via pathways have become typical in modern backyard planning on the Prairies. Focal points such as a statue, pond or fountain illuminated with appropriate lighting can also form part of the plan.  Using a landscape designer can help homeowners determine what prairie landscape style suits them best.  What type of landscape style defines your home and backyard?

  • TABLE OF CONTENTS

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    Authors

    A Little Bit of Fort Rouge

    Terry and Vivienne Rowan

    A Rock Garden in Your Landscape

    Shirley Stoler

    A Story to Tell

    Stefan J. Fediuk

    Blame it on the Moon

    Phil Graham

    Choose Flower Colour for Mood

    National Garden Bureau

    Communities in Bloom

    Mike Allen

    Crossword Puzzle

     

    Flavour in the Landscape

    Ieuan Evans

    Garden Creatures with Character

    Frances Wershler

    Iron Deficiency Problems

    Martha Barwinsky

    Landscaping in Small Towns

    Phil Graham

    Landscaping Microclimates

    Ieuan Evans

    Landscaping With Age in Mind

    Phil Graham

    Milkweeds and Monarchs

    Shirley Froehlich

    Perennial Plant Hardiness

    Virginia Furitani

    Purple Prairie Clover

    Shirley Froehlich

    Restoring the Garden

    Paul Henteleff

    So You Want a Flower Bed?

    Sara Williams

    Water Gardens Naturally

    Gerald E. Bitney

    Apples for the Prairies

    Ieuan Evans

    Berry Pickers Choose Gear with Care

    Phil Graham

    Bugs: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly

    Edward B. Mondor, Sherri L. Frownes

    Carman's Community Pathway to Active Living

     

    Churchill's Edible Plants

    G. Platford

    Cleaner Air with House Plants

    Susanne Olver

    Crossword Puzzle Answers

     

    Dispelling Organic Myths

    United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association

    Gamblers of the Past

    Ronald C. Smith

    King's Park

    Corine Goldrup

    1996 All America Selections

     

    Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red'

    David J. Beadle

    Prairie Garden

    Frances A. Wershler

    Prairie Horticulture Certificate

     

    Professor Louis M. Lenz Retires

    Wilbert Ronald

    Purslane

    Susanne Olver

    Roses I Have Known

    Rhonda O'Grady

    Summer Solstice at Skinners

    Dinah Ceplis

    Supertunias

    Fran Wershler

    "The Friends"

    Ardythe McMaster

    The Saskatchewan Gardener

     

    The Versatile Sunflower

    National Garden Bureau

    Wildflower Gardening

     

    Woodlots for Profit and Pleasure

    Dianne Beaven, Michelle McLennan

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