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Crystal Palaces, American Garden Conservatories by Anne S.
Cunningham (Introduction), Paul Bennett (Foreword)
A central part of a visit to any botanical garden is the conservatory, an enormous glass structure that houses a wide variety of exotic flora. America has an abundance of exceptional examples; many have been designated National Historic Landmarks. Crystal Palaces is the first book on garden conservatories in the United States from the Victorian-era structure in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco to the recently completed Quad City Conservatory in Rock Island, Illinois. Twenty-five conservatories are presented in detail through lavish color photos and evocative descriptions. |
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The Book of the Conservatory by
Peter Marston
In this book, Peter Marston, a designer and builder of glasshouses all over the world, shows the enormous diversity of conservatory styles, sharing knowledge gained over 20 years of creating customized conservatories. Marston explains how the conservatory has evolved and explores the many different styles to suit houses of all kinds. Both the text and accompanying photographs offer ideas for furnishing, lighting, flooring, glazing, heating and ventilation, revealing the conservatory to be one of the most versatile and desirable rooms in the house. |
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Garden House : Bringing the Outdoors in
by Bonnie Trust Dahan, Sean Sullivan (Photographer), Bonnie Trust Dahan, Bonnie Trust-Dahan
In essence, creating a "garden house" means pulling together the best and most comfortable aspects of indoor comforts and combining them with the natural delights of the garden, bringing the outdoors in to create a restorative, uplifting, and comfortable home. In this lushly illustrated idea book, Bonnie Trust Dahan offers a wealth of innovative ideas, designs, and delights: aromatic herbs near the bath, an indoor hammock, a stunning birch log with branches as a coat rack, an outdoor swing on an indoor porch, a rustic potting bench as a kitchen enhancement. |
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Garden Room Style by Peter Marston
Filled with inspiring color photos of relaxed interiors, "Garden Room Style" is a sumptuous guide and idea book for everyone who has a sunny, light-filled haven--and is a vivid wish book for readers planning for the future. 200 color illustrations. |
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Greenhouses and Conservatories - Olivier de Vleeschouwer
Greenhouses and conservatories have a long and distinguished history. Starting in ancient China and the Roman Empire, the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries saw them housing rare and treasured spices and fruits from the colonies that were quite literally worth their weight in gold. Some of the most spectacular examples were commissioned by kings and queens, like the stunning organgeries at Versailles or Victoria's Crystal Palace that housed the first International Exhibition, symbolizing the glory and pride of an era. Olivier de Vleeschouwer's fascinating text examines the role of greenhouses and conservatories, in public and in private gardens, from their beginnings to the present day. |
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Glass Houses by May Woods, Arete
Swartz Warren
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Balcony
& Roof Gardens : Creative Ideas for
Small-Scale Gardening
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Build Your Own Outdoor Structures
in Wood Penny Swift, Janek Szymanowski
An illustrated guide to building your own wooden garden structures. Projects show how to build a garden summerhouse, make a simple shed, play structure, tree house, arched entrance porch, gazebo and pergola. The book includes information on all the basic tools, construction methods and equipment. |
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The Garden DIY Expert D.G.
Hessayon
For the gardener who has never used a screwdriver as well as the DIY fan, this book deals with choosing, using and maintaining all the non-living things in the garden. |
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The Complete Guide to Conservatory Plants
by Ann Bonar
What spring is to your garden, autumn is to your conservatory: it's time to plan and plant, tidy and till, and bring your green thumb indoors. Ann Bonar's guide includes an A to Z listing of more than 700 conservatory plants, with more than 130 color illustrations. From Abutilon to
Zantedeschia, Bonar describes the particulars of flower and fragrance, climbing tendencies and hardiness, and requirements for light, temperature, moisture, and feeding. For the winter gardener, the plant directory is reason enough to add it to your garden shelf, but the other features (how to display the plants, advice on managing the environment and maintaining healthy plants, and an appendix of plant and equipment suppliers) will be greatly appreciated as well. |
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The
Garden Room : Bringing Nature Indoors by Timothy Mawson, Ivan Terestchenko (Photographer)
Whether it's a sun-filled breakfast room, a
charming potting shed, or a rose-covered gazebo,
The Garden Room celebrates the happy union of
indoors and outdoors, where house and garden
merge. Featuring a variety of rooms full of
comfortable furniture, striking combinations of
colors and textures, and cherished family
treasures, drawings, and photographs. |
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Garden
Style (Better Homes and Gardens) by Better Homes
and Gardens (Editor), Linda Hallam (Editor)
Bring the beauty and sensations of gardening
into your home! Better Homes and Gardens shows
how gardeners, designers - everyone! - can use
indoor spaces, plants, furnishings, art and
accessories to express garden style year-round
wherever you live. |
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