The Creative Water Gardener
The Creative Water Gardener by Andrew Wilson, published by Ward Lock in 1995, is a comprehensive guide that explores the diverse applications of water in gardening. This 128-page book is presented in English and features a variety of imaginative designs for creating water features, including wall fountains and stream gardens. It provides clearly explained construction methods, helpful diagrams, and stunning color photographs to assist gardeners in incorporating water elements into their outdoor spaces.
Readers will discover innovative ideas for utilizing water, such as ponds in pots and bubbling pebble fountains, as well as cascades that flow from walls. The book also includes an extensive plant directory and planting schemes for both in and around water, making it a valuable resource for those interested in enhancing their gardens with the beauty and tranquility that water can provide.
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Water is one of the most versatile elements available to the gardener, providing drama and movement, fun and entertainment, or peace and relaxation. This innovative book shows how to create a wide range of superb water features from wall fountains to stream gardens. It includes a wide variety of imaginative designs; clearly explained construction methods; helpful diagrams and stunning color photos; and an extensive plant directory. The book is packed with innovative ideas for using water in the garden, such as ponds in pots, bubbling pebble fountains, and cascades that mysteriously pour from a wall. Includes planting schemes both in and around water.
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