The Feng Shui Garden: Design Your Garden for Health, Wealth, and Happiness

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Storey Books, 1998 - Architecture - 128 pages
This highly accessible, practical book shows readers how to direct and make use of the natural flow of energy in a garden, patio, balcony, or backyard. Full-color photographs, illustrations, charts, and call-outs make enigmatic principles easy to understand and apply.

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Contents

The Way
12
Yin and Yang
14
The Nature of the Energies
16
Copyright

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The Feng Shui Garden: Design Your Garden for Health, Wealth and Happiness
Gill Hale,Sue Minter
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ancient animals Bagua balance balcony beds Broad beans Cabbage Cancer Libra Scorpio Cancer Scorpio Pisces Capricorn Carrots Cauliflower Celeriac Chervil Chinese Ching Climber color companion planting compost create crops Cucumber diagram Dill Dragon Earth 4 Feb Earthly Branches entrance environment example fence Feng Shui Feng Shui garden Fennel Fire 4 Feb five elements flow flowers Former Heaven Free-draining Free-draining front Garlic geopathic stress grow harmony Heavenly Stems hedge hexagrams Kohlrabi Lettuce Libra Libra Scorpio Pisces living lunar meandering Metal 4 Feb moon move movement Nasturtiums natural world neighbors Onions path patterns Peas permaculture pests phase pond position Potatoes Radishes Rich/moisture-retentive roots Sage Sagittarius seed shade shape shrubs soil space Spinach Summer Savory symbols Tao Te Ching Taoism Taurus Cancer Thyme Tiger tion Tomatoes trees trigrams vegetables Virgo Libra Water 4 Feb wind window Wood 4 Feb yard yin and yang

About the author (1998)

A visit to Hong Kong several years ago resulted in author Gill Hale's interest in Feng Shui and Taoism. She has gardened organically for over 20 years using moon- and companion-planting techniques. Gill is also a Feng Shui garden consultant and lectures at the Feng Shui Society (for which she is also a book reviewer), The Feng Shui Association, and organic gardening groups in the United Kingdom. She has compiled her knowledge into the book, The Feng Shui Garden. Additionally, Gill writes regular articles on the subject and has appeared in Parkes and Gardens on Radio 4, and her garden was featured in Mind Body Spirit on Cable TV when she appeared in a speacial on geopathic stress. Gill lives in London with her daughter.

Bibliographic information

TitleThe Feng Shui Garden: Design Your Garden for Health, Wealth, and Happiness
AuthorGill Hale
Editionillustrated
PublisherStorey Books, 1998
ISBN1580170226, 9781580170222
Length128 pages
Subjects › 

Architecture / Landscape
Body, Mind & Spirit / Feng Shui
Gardening / Garden Design
Gardening / General
House & Home / Decorating & Furnishings
  
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