Plants for Problem Places by Graham Rice
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Plants for Problem Places
Summary
A guide to selecting plants for problematical locations in the garden, from north facing walls to stony soils. Each chapter concentrates on a different problem, outlines the difficulty, suggests ways of alleviating it and looks at trees, hedges, shrubs, climbers, annuals and perennials.
Plants for Problem Places Summary
Table of Contents
New gardens; windy gardens; cold gardens; hot and dry sites; seaside gardens; shady gardens; north and east facing walls and fences; south facing walls and fences; clay soils; chalky soils; stony soils; waterlogged soils; acid soils; hardiness zones of Europe and North America.
Additional information
GOR002025474
9780747028055
0747028052
Plants for Problem Places by Graham Rice
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Batsford Ltd
19880526
192
N/A
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