Riley C Graham (2 results)

The Front Garden: New Approaches to Landscape Design
Smith, Mary Riley ; Anne Halpin, Kathleen Westray, Lindsey Crittenden, Ellie Watson, Tonia Smith, Pamela Lord, Lynden Miller, Mike graham, Eileen Imber, Nancy Newhouse, Lee Adler, Susanne Bales, LynnBatdorf, patrick Chasse, Leslie Close, Jennie Cure, Peter Cure, Robert DuPrisco, Robert Ermerins, Christopher C Friedrichs, Ryan Gainey, Richard Haag, Bruce Kelly, Catola Lott, Ann Masaury, Brian Murphy, Mary O'Rourke, Charlotte Peters, Anita Phillipsborn, Colvin Randall, Shirley reese, Shirley F Reiss, Jacquelin Robertson, Ann Strachan, Alta Tingle, Greg Trutza, JAmes Van Sweden, Rick William, Elisabeth Woodburn, Sarah Kurshner, George Taloumis, Jerry Pavia
- Hardcover
- First Edition
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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. 1st Edition. 1st ed., 1st printing ; 192 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 24 cm ISBN 9780395552377, 9780395552360, 0395552370, 0395552362 OCLC 22344873 ; lavender and green cloth in color photographic dustjacket ; "A Running Heads book"--Title page verso ; The front yard is the stepchild of landscape design, ignored in the current enthusiasm for gardening. Typically, with its high-maintenance lawn and overgrown foundation planting, the front yard doesn't enhance the house or provide useful living space for the homeowner. Yet as new properties become smaller and old ones grow shadier, the front garden may be the best place to grow vegetables or flowers, to sit outside in comfort and privacy, or even to swim or play tennis. Mary Riley Smith, a landscape designer who has often dealt with poorly planned and underused front properties, has filled this book with creative ways to make your own front garden beautiful and functional. She shows how to design paths, driveways, and parking areas and how to camouflage unattractive but necessary structures. For privacy, she describes the different virtues of fences, clipped hedges, and loose, flowing hedgerows. When it comes to planting in front of the house, the choices are surprising: instead of a lawn, you might create a colorful cottage garden, an edible landscape, a drought-tolerant meadow of regional native plants, a sea of ornamental grasses, or even a romantic orchard. All of these landscapes, and dozens more from all parts of the country, are illustrated with beautiful photographs. THE FRONT GARDEN concludes with nine case histories, including the landscape designers' plans, that will give you even more ideas for turning your front yard into a beautiful garden. ; FINE/FINE. Book.…

Published by Mount Cook National Park Board, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1968
- Softcover
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Add to basketStapled Wraps. Condition: Very Good. "Originally published as 'Mount Cook National Park Names and their Origin' in The New Zealand Alpine Journal 22: 110-133; 1967. Reprinted with corrections ." Bibliography: p. 23-24. 24 pages, please check with us for an accurate postage cost.