Gardening Companion

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Wordsworth Editions, 2006 - 272 páginas
Gertrude Jekyll grew up wanting to be a painter. But, she turned to gardening instead, where her love of plants, allied to her eye for colour and for the architectural 'structure' of a garden, produced a revolution in 20th-century garden design. This is a posthumous collection of her notes and articles written over a period of nearly forty years.
 

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Gardens Past and Present
23
Some Problems of Garden Planning
63
The Water Garden
83
The south border in late summer showing Yuccas Hydrangeas
123
Colour in the Garden
127
A picturesque association of Gypsophila paniculata and Megasea
145
Wild and Garden Roses
151
Two views of the spring garden The boldleaved plant
172
Some Hardy Families
211
Guelder Rose on door leading from border to spring garden
215
A September border with Michaelmas Daisies Grasses
222
1 Gaultheria Shallon
228
The Winter Garden
229
A group of Munstead White Foxgloves in the wood
243
A Retrospect
247
Rhubarb Rheum foliage with background of Ivy
249

The Spring Garden
173
Crocus Tommasinianus
185
Munstead Bunch Primroses
199
A corner of the wood with Pieris japonica and a white Azalea
256
Index
261
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