If any of this sounds familiar, help has arrived! Landscape designer and Washington Post columnist Joel M. Lerner reveals the secrets to a landscape that fits the home owner's personality in his latest book, Anyone Can Landscape! With full-color photos and sample design layouts, Joel explains the fundamentals of design principles and how to apply them.
Anyone Can Landscape! is written for the inexperienced do-it-yourselfer as well as for the seasoned weekend warrior. Part 1 lays out the basics of design, including design principles, drafting the layout, preparing the site, and acquiring materials. Part 2 addresses the practical aspects to a landscape, such as designing for athletic areas, screening and noise abatement, disabled access, utility areas, and security. Part 3 discusses the structural elements in a landscape-structures, sculpture, fences and walls, decks and walkways, and pools and water gardens, to name just a few. The organic parts of a landscape are presented in Part 4, with annuals, perennials, trees and shrubs, lawns, and various theme gardens each receiving their own chapter.
"If your landscape has you challenged, then this book will provide you with the tools needed to begin building your garden," enthuses Holly H. Shimizu, the Executive Director of the U.S. Botanic Garden in Washington, D.C. And Betsy Flack, a landscape architect from San Francisco says this is "a great guide to life-long entertainment . . . many sensible design concepts, solutions, and practical applications."
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