The creative guide to choosing the best plants for every area of your garden
Introduction
Years of experience answering questions on what to grow in problem sites - plus an impressive career at the Sir Harold Hillier Gardens and Arboretum, and plenty of practice in his own garden - make Roy Lancaster an ideal authority to advise on what plant to grow where.
Roy Lancaster's What Plant Where is an indispensable handbook recommending plants for every garden situation. In each of the five chapters, Perennials (with Annuals and Biennials), Climbers, Shrubs, Conifers, and Trees, he takes different sites or conditions and selects plants for them. He also considers desired effects and lists his choice for achieving these.
All plant suggestions are illustrated with magnificent colour photographs, supported by notes on the plants' special features and size, hardiness, and light and soil requirements; in short, all the facts you need to guarantee the right choice.
- An invaluable practical planner for every garden situation
- Roy Lancaster's personal plant selection for more than 60 different sites, conditions, and decorative effects
- Over 1,200 sumptuous colour photographs illustrate the plant suggestions
- Planting ideas for all gardens, regardless of size, soil, or aspect
Press reviews
"A plantsman of towering stature... He imparts knowledge with a warmth, passion, and lyricism that can enchant even the raw recruit"
Stephen Lacey, The Daily Telegraph
Product details
Format: Hardback
ISBN: 9780751302103
Size: 265 x 190mm
Publication date: 26 Oct 1995
Publisher: Dorling Kindersley




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