Sharp Gardening by Christopher Holliday

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245mm x 250mm x 192mm

Pages: 192

Gardening doesn't have to be nice. At the beginning of the twenty-firstentury the gardens with the most contemporary feel revel in a crisp, cleantyle with harder planting and landscaping, and a water-wise attitude. Inharp Gardening, Christopher Holliday looks at the role of architecturaloliage, and how it can be used to provide accents in planting schemes, andlso as the main substance of gardens. Jerry Harpur's stunning photographshow- case both spiky plants and the gardens that incorporate them mostuccessfully.