Planting Design: A Manual of Theory and Practice |
Contents
Preface | 1 |
The Source of Composition | 8 |
Implications of Plant Design Qualities on Composition | 16 |
Copyright | |
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Abies Acer platanoides acid soil Aesculus alba arborescens Berberis Betula canadensis Chamaecyparis compact contrast Cornus sericea Cotoneaster Crataegus cultivars dark green dense design qualities Deutzia drained soil Eleagnus Euonymus evergreen Exposure F tolerant Fa--not effective Fa--yellow Fall Birds Flowers Foliage Color Sp Form Texture Soil Fruit group planting Height Spread Hydrangea Hypericum Insects irregular Japanese japonica Juniper Juniperus chinensis Juniperus communis Juniperus horizontalis landscape light Ligustrum Lonicera Magnolia Malus mass Noteworthy cultivars oval P.Sh Picea Pinus Plant Name planting composition planting design prefers moist Prinsepia Prob Prunus Prunus serrulata pyramidal Quercus Rhododendron rounded Sh Partial Shade shrub border Spiraea Spread Zone Su--bright green Su--dark green Su--dull Su--glossy Su--lustrous Summer Sun Sh Syringa Taxus baccata Taxus cuspidata Taxus X media texture and color Texture Soil Type Thuja Thuja occidentalis Tilia Tilia cordata tion tree upright Viburnum opulus virginiana visual energy well-drained soil yellow