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The Artful Gardener : Inspirational landscape design ideas
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| NZ$ 25.00 each |
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| Author: Rosemary Thodey (photography Gil Hanly) |
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Rose Thodey and Gil Hanly are legends in gardening and gardening media circles, and their Landscapes: Gardens by New Zealand's Top Designers published by Godwit in 2005, has now gone into a third reprint. This handsome sourcebook is aimed at creative home gardeners looking for inspiration to develop or redevelop their properties, whether those properties be courtyard gardens or extensive acreages. With chapters on walls, entrances, water, support, plants, paving, seating, sculpture, pots, illusions, outdoor living and more, and with over 300 photographs, this book is a treasure trove of garden design excellence and creativity, both here, Australia and further abroad.
First published September 2008, Auckland
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Organic Vegetable Gardening
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| Author: Xanthe White |
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Vegetable gardening is big again. Here's a book that takes readers by the hand and shows them how to go from backyard bombsite to organic Garden of Eden in one year.
Author Xanthe White, New Zealand landscape-design star, documents a year in the garden she built from scratch in a rundown inner-city backyard, inspiring readers to realise that they can do it too. With a chapter for each month of the year, Xanthe's monthly diary inspires and confides, and her guides to sowing, planting, pests and diseases, making compost, mulching and more make it so easy for beginners to follow-and get fabulous results and great crops. There's plenty for experienced gardeners here, too. Xanthe's tips, techniques and infectious enthusiasm will get even the most seasoned gardeners wanting to try some new ideas. Most of all, she demystifies organics and makes it so easy to agree that this is the only way you should garden.
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Camellias For NZ Gardens
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| Author: Jim Rolfe |
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For centuries the genus Camellia has fascinated botanists, horticulturists and gardeners. Although originally brought to the attention of the Western World as the plant from which tea was derived, the camellia has long been admired for the exquisite beauty of its flowers and its elegance and adaptability as a garden plant.
Camellias For NZ Gardens surveys the important species, as well as the numerous cultivars raised in China, Japan, Europe, the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia and New Zealand. The landscaping potential of camellias in a wide range of climates and situations is demonstrated, including the use of plants as standards, hedges, espaliers, groundcover, in containers and for bonsai. Comprehensive information is given on selection and cultivation, pests and diseases, propagating and hybridising. An annotated index of species and cultivars provides brief information on over 400 popular
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Faber Book of Gardens
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| NZ$ 59.99 each |
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| Author: Philip Robinson |
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Philip Robinson presents here a reading of gardens that spans centuries and cultures, exploring their mysterious nature, as scenes of romance, danger, beauty and calm. He is as interested in the small, private plot as he is in the grand aristocratic and imperial gardens - from medieval Japan to suburban Arizona. Weaving together extracts from other famous and surprising works (including John Evelyn, Thomas Jefferson, Rainer Maria Rilke, Humphrey Repton and Jane Austen), Robinson has created a wonderful and varied selection of extraordinary facts and lush prose and poetry. At times whimsical, at times serious, but always true to the pursuit of gardening - the purest of human pleasures.
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