Color and Design for Every Garden |
Contents
FOREWORD by Helen Van Pelt Wilson | 19 |
PRINCIPLES OF PLANT ARRANGEMENT | 47 |
SOME LESSER RULES | 71 |
Copyright | |
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accent Ageratum Blue alba Alyssum Amelanchier canadensis Anchusa Anemone annuals Aquilegia Arabis alpina Astilbe axis Azalea background Baptisia australis beauty beds bloom Buddleia bulbs Campanula canadensis Chrysanthemum color scheme combinations composition contrast Cornus florida cotoneasters create deciduous delphinium Dianthus Dianthus barbatus dogwood dwarf early effect enclosure evergreens feet flowers foliage foreground garden pattern garden picture grandiflora green grow hardy asters hedge Helenium Hemerocallis herbaceous Hibiscus syriacus Hosta hues hybrids Ilex important Iris germanica japonica Juniperus kaempferi landscape lavender LAWN lilac lilies Lilium Lonicera magenta maple masses Medium Monarda didyma narcissus orange paniculata peonies perennials Phlox Phlox Miss Lingard pink Plate pleasing Polemonium purple Rhododendron rose Salvia farinacea scarlet season shade shrub border shrubs small groups small trees soft soil space Spirea spring spruce strong summer Syringa tall taller terrace texture Thalictrum tints tulips underplanted variety Veronica Viburnum Viola Viola cornuta violet virginiana