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Planting in post wild world : designing plant communities for resilient landscapes

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Oregon Timber Press 2023Description: 271,ipISBN:
  • 9781604695533
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 712 RAI
Contents:
Contents PREFACE 6 INTRODUCTION: NATURE AS IT WAS, NATURE AS IT COULD BE 13 A New Optimism: The Future of Planting Design Bridging the Gap between Nature and Our Gardens The Inspiration of Naturally Occurring Plant Communities Connecting with Our Memory of Nature PRINCIPLES OF DESIGNED PLANT COMMUNITIES 29 Developing an Understanding What Makes a Designed Plant Community Different? The Role of Native Species Essential Principles THE INSPIRATION OF THE WILD 65 Our Wild Hearts Landscape Archetypes Grasslands Woodlands and Shrublands Forests Edges THE DESIGN PROCESS 121 Honoring the Three Essential Relationships Relating Plants to Place Relating Plants to People Relating Plants to Other Plants CREATING AND MANAGING A PLANT COMMUNITY 189 Site Preparation The Design Process Continues Installation: Using a Plant's Natural Growth Cycle to Your Advantage Efficient and Successful Planting Creative Management Keeping Designs Legible and Functional CONCLUSION 243 A Meditation on Three Gardens Why Designed Plant Communities? Why Now? Acknowledgments 257 Bibliography 258 Metric Conversions 259 Photography and Illustration Credits 260 Design Credits 261
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Contents
PREFACE 6
INTRODUCTION: NATURE AS IT WAS, NATURE AS IT COULD BE 13
A New Optimism: The Future of Planting Design
Bridging the Gap between Nature and Our Gardens
The Inspiration of Naturally Occurring Plant Communities
Connecting with Our Memory of Nature
PRINCIPLES OF DESIGNED PLANT COMMUNITIES 29
Developing an Understanding
What Makes a Designed Plant Community Different?
The Role of Native Species
Essential Principles
THE INSPIRATION OF THE WILD 65
Our Wild Hearts
Landscape Archetypes
Grasslands
Woodlands and Shrublands
Forests
Edges
THE DESIGN PROCESS 121
Honoring the Three Essential Relationships
Relating Plants to Place Relating Plants to People
Relating Plants to Other Plants
CREATING AND MANAGING A PLANT COMMUNITY 189
Site Preparation The Design Process Continues
Installation: Using a Plant's
Natural Growth Cycle to Your Advantage
Efficient and Successful Planting
Creative Management Keeping Designs Legible and Functional
CONCLUSION 243
A Meditation on Three Gardens
Why Designed Plant Communities?
Why Now?
Acknowledgments 257
Bibliography 258
Metric Conversions 259
Photography and Illustration Credits 260
Design Credits 261

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