<p>A guide which explains how, through shrewd design and sensible planting, to create a garden that looks after itself. The author also wrote "Landscape with Weeds" and "The Romantic Garden".</p>

The Low Maintenance Garden (The Garden Bookshelf)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Graham, Rose

Gardening & Landscape Design

Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd

The Wild Garden (The Garden Bookshelf)

STEVENSON, Violet

The All-seasons Garden (The Garden Bookshelf)

John-Kelly

The Country Kitchen

jocasta-innes

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

An illustrated edition of a book first published in 1908 for the discriminating gardener seeking to translate the art of painting into the practice of gardening. The author also wrote "Wood and Garden", "Home and Garden", "Garden Ornament" and "Gardens for Small Country Houses".

Colour schemes for the flower garden

Jekyll, Gertrude. Illustrations by Charlotte Wess.

The Flower Garden

Bisgrove, Richard

This is a comprehensive, practical guide to upholstery. It brings all the techniques of the craft, from the simplest to the most sophisticated, within everyone's reach. Including a detailed run-down on the basic procedures, tools and materials, it demonstrates ten upholstery projects, ranging from the easy (a chair with a slip seat) to the difficult (a chesterfield sofa). An illustrated history of upholstery explores the development of technique and style. Throughout, the emphasis is not only on how to do it, but why, in terms of good styling and statisfying design. The directory of procedures, tools and materials can be applied to any piece of furniture.

The complete upholsterer: A practical guide to upholstering traditional furniture

Thomerson, Carole

Performance plants: 250 plants for year-round success in your garden

Science & Math

Lawson, Andrew

Agricultural Sciences

The Brontes

Brighton, Catherine

Children's Books

Fascinated by the art and gardens of Japan and steeped in the new colour theories, the Impressionists developed a new style of painting and, notably in the case of Monet, championed a new style of gardening. Monet turned his six acres at Giverny into one of the great practical artistic achievements of the century, and planted a garden that he could later transform into paintings. By contrast, at Les Collettes near Nice, Renoir's garden - a forerunner of the now fashionable "natural" garden - acted as the focus for his art. Van Gogh, though never a gardener himself, was intensely aware of the colour contrasts at play in the natural world, and his writings and paintings are full of lessons for the gardener. This book analyzes the unique contributions the Impressionists made to garden design and planting. Using their gardens and paintings as his inspiration, Derek Fell has produced 25 colour planting plans that bring the realization of the planting schemes created by the Impressionists within the scope of the amateur gardener with a modest-sized garden. The accent is on the practical and the achievable. Themes such as colour, companion planting, gardening in light and shade, creating focal points are explored in detail. Derek Fell is the author of "Renoir's Garden".

The Impressionist Garden

Arts & Photography

Fell, Derek

History & Criticism

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