Synopses & Reviews
An international reference to all aspects of water gardening. Part One, written by expert Peter Robinson, is based on work originally undertaken by the late Frances Perry and provides specific information on designing and building a water feature. It includes an illustrated encyclopedia of submerged, floating, and marginal plants. Part Two is an encyclopedia of water lilies and lotuses by American specialist-and photographer-Perry Slocum.
Synopsis
Water Gardening is an international and definitive resource for one of the most rewarding styles of gardening. The book provides hands-on information on constructing water features such as pools and bogs; an extensive illustrated encyclopedia of submerged, floating, marginal, and moisture-loving plants; advice on pond maintenance and care; and details on all species and cultivars of water lilies and lotuses, most of which are illustrated with color photographs.
Description
Includes bibliographical references (p. 313-314) and index.