Wood and Garden: Notes and Thoughts, Practical and Critical, of a Working Amateur

by Gertrude Jekyll

26 chapters7h 59mEnglish1899

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Wood and Garden reads like a walk through the garden with renowned garden designer Gertrude Jekyll as she discusses her plant choices and placement, how she integrates nature into her design, and how she maintains and enjoys the garden. (Summary by A. Gramour)

Chapters (26)

1CHAPTER I Introductory

615

2CHAPTER II January

1273

3CHAPTER III February

1333

4CHAPTER IV March

1439

5CHAPTER V April

1456

6Chapter VI Part One May

1284

7Chapter VI Part Two May

864

8CHAPTER VII June

1210

9CHAPTER VIII July

1153

10CHAPTER IX August

1173

11CHAPTER X September

1626

12CHAPTER XI Part One October

840

13CHAPTER XI Part Two October

1063

14CHAPTER XII November

1322

15CHAPTER XIII December

1399

16CHAPTER XIV Large and Small Gardens

1601

17CHAPTER XV Beginning and Learning

1157

18CHAPTER XVI The Flower-Border and Pergola

1546

19CHAPTER XVII The Primrose Garden

467

20CHAPTER XVIII Colours of Flowers

779

21CHAPTER XIX The Scents of the Garden

1176

22CHAPTER XX The Worship of False Gods

831

23CHAPTER XXI Novelty and Variety

671

24CHAPTER XXII Weeds and Pests

702

25CHAPTER XXIII The Bedding Fashion and Its Influence

738

26CHAPTER XXIV Masters and Men

1029

Wood and Garden: Notes and Thoughts, Practical and Critical, of a Working Amateur

About this book

Chapters (26)

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