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2002: Landscape Design

2002: Landscape Design

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Discover expert insights on landscape design, plant care, hydroponics, and prairie gardening, with practical tips on native plants, perennials, pest control, and community gardening.

  • PRODUCT INFO

    This year’s theme articles focus on landscaping in addition to the usual assortment of articles of general interest. The book discusses ideas for diverse landscapes from the city garden to rural acreages to farm homes. If you are looking for ideas to create a landscape full of foliage, the construction of a pond, a trellis for growing hops and a place to feed the birds, you’ll find them here. 

    Gardeners are becoming bolder in terms of the plants they wish to include in their landscape. Gone are the days where if a plant would not survive in a zone 3 garden, no one would buy it. People are looking for a challenge and are growing azaleas, rhododendrons and hybrid tea roses among others. Of course, special attention is needed to grow these successfully but the rewards of seeing them bloom and survive makes up for all the hard work in caring for them. 

    In addition to a wider range of plants, hardscaping materials have expanded as well. With the advent of interlocking stones, homeowners can create more diverse features like retaining walls, intricate stone walkways, and outdoor living spaces. All of these allow the homeowner a much wider variety of landscaping options. 

    Use this year’s book to help you find ideas for a small project such as designing a new corner garden or to perk up an older one. Or be bold and look at creating a whole new yard!

  • TABLE OF CONTENTS

    Topics

    Authors

    Designing Your Own Yard

    Roger Brown

    Garden Design for the Hobbyist

    Virginia Furutani

    Shade For A South- or West-Facing House

    W. J. Turnock

    Prepare Your Soil for Perennial Beds

    Brian Duncan

    Use Native Plants in Your Landscape

    Gerry Oliver

    Enhance Your Landscape

    Brian Nemez

    Foliage with Flair – Plan its Use

    Brian Duncan

    Plants that Protect Each Other

    Renata Achenauch

    Rural Landscape Design

    Patricia Richardson

    From Shelterbelts to Shangri-La

    Brad Gurr

    Weed Control in My Lawn: A Weed Scientist Confesses

    Rene Van Acker

    Over Seed Your Lawn – A Good Plan

    Brian Duncan

    The Pioneers – For Sunny Gardens

     

    Black-Eyed Susan, Gaillardia and Cone Flower

    Shirley Froehlich

    Perennials For A Shady Garden

    Jean Porno

    Pesticides And IPM

    Chris Tarrant

    Plan a Garden for the Senses

    Colleen Bailey

    Plants for Your Pond

    Marilyn Brown

    Choose Golden Plants

    Brian Duncan

    A Simple Hydroponics System

    Terry Smith

    Buck Godwin – 2002 Prairie Garden Award for Excellence Winner

     

    Pond Water Quality

    Ken Land

    Seed Exchange a Compelling Interest

    Virginia Furutani

    The More Things Change the More Tools Stay the Same

    Rob Lunan

    Oak Galls

    W. J. Turnock

    Grow Your Own Hops

    David Rudge

    Schriemers – Home and Garden Showplace

    Wendy Miller

    Grow Glorious Glads

    Mary McGregor

    Houseplants – Plan for their Care

    Susanne Olver

    Wild Bergamot

    Shirley Froehlich

    Winter Browning of Evergreens

    Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Centre

    Grow Shiitake Mushrooms

    Ken Fosty

    Wolseley – A Community in Bloom

    Dennis Fjestad

    Communities In Bloom

    Ken Ivy

    The Birth Of Grow A Row

    Eunice and Ron O’Donovan

    Wild About Birds

    Sherrie Versluis

    Themes of Available Prairie Garden Back Issues

     

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