[PDF.61hq] Consider the Leaf: Foliage in Garden Design

Consider the Leaf: Foliage in Garden Design

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 | #1650123 in Books |  Timber Press, Incorporated |  2003-02-01 | Format: Illustrated | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  6.00 x1.09 x9.00l,1.63 | File type: PDF | 308 pages

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||5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.| Good Idea, Executional Problems|By mtspace|The idea of using foliage texture and color as a primary element in garden design is one of great importance. Failure to do this will typically make garden spaces seem flat, uninspired, confused, or uninteresting. Getting it right can really set a garden aglow. So the thesis of the book is an important one. The book starts with a ch|From Booklist|Whether ruffled, woolly, with a metallic sheen, or filigreed like lace, leaves are among the most significant elements to be considered when planning and planting visually exciting garden displays. W

What gardener hasn't been disappointed with borders after spring blooms have faded? Designing a garden with the focus on flowers is missing half the fun, according to the author, an expert plantswoman and popular horticultural educator. Working on the premise that the form of the leaf is the most important design element, Glattstein explains the basic leaf shapes and how to balance them pleasingly. Color also adds dimension to plantings, and Glattstein includes individua...

You can specify the type of files you want, for your device.Consider the Leaf: Foliage in Garden Design   |  Judy Glattstein. I really enjoyed this book and have already told so many people about it!

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