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How to Propagate
Almost all modern home gardeners run to a nursery at the start of every new growing season and stock up on perennials, maple saplings, and shrubs--but they don't have to. Propagating one’s own plants is far from a difficult gardening feat, and it can be an exhilarating gardening accomplishment. The propagation techniques explained in this guide make it easy to propagate many common plants. Detailed information on plant hygiene, temperature and humidity, and the care of newborn plants up to planting time will round out a budding propagator’s knowledge, and get them started on the road to home-grown success.
Trees for the Garden
Gardeners will welcome this comprehensive and beautifully illustrated (250 colour photos) directory of trees, with guidance on choosing, planting, pruning, training and propagation. Cushnie is a gardener first, a writer and broadcaster second. With a lifetime of experience, he knows exactly what aspiring gardeners need to know about plants, and Trees for the Garden is the first good practical gardening book on trees to be published in over twenty years.
How to Prune
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How to Garden
How do you plant your plants? How much water should they have? Why do gardeners make such a fuss about soil? How do you recognise a weed when you see one? Questions like these often baffle the beginner and are left unanswered by many gardening books. Assuming no prior knowledge on the part of his reader, John Cushnie explains such basics as planting, watering, staking and pruning. He provides inspirational ideas on adapting a garden to suit your needs, whether you have inherited an overgrown, neglected site or a brand new plot, and on creating different styles, from a scented garden to a patch of woodland. Lists of his favourite plants take the guesswork out of a visit to the garden centre.
Techniques & Tips for Gardeners
A full-color reference for every aspect of garden design and maintenance from authors who are internationally recognized gardening experts Full of step-by-step planting and landscaping sequences written in a straightforward, down-to-earth style while remaining a comprehensive, definitive resource Tips on water gardening This colorful, engaging book brings together the wisdom--and wit--of four expert gardeners to provide novices with clear instruction on everything from planting to pruning, from creating a pond to lining a hanging basket. Drawing on their years of experience working with apprehensive beginners, the authors carefully explain the gardening calendar and the steps that are needed for a garden to reach its full potential. Readers will clear sites for raised beds, propagate from seed, grow hothouse exotica, protect against infestation, and develop attractive displays.
How to Propogate
In clear step-by-step instructions and photographs, John Cushnie explains how to sow seed, take cuttings, divide, layer and graft. A directory of over 1,000 plants expains which method is most likely to succed in each case.
Shrubs for the Garden
Drawing on 30 years of experience & mingling a wealth of sensible advise with his own unbounded enthusiasm, John Cushnie suggests shrubs to accommodate all needs & guides the reader through choosing, planting & caring, including his personal favourites for every situation. A natural companion to his book 'Trees for the Garden'.
Trees for the Garden
"Drawing on thirty years of experience as a practical gardener, John Cushnie suggests over 200 trees to accommodate every need. With stunning photography by Sarah Cuttle, including close-up pictures of bark, leaves, flowers and fruit, this is a practical gardening book that captures all the magic and mystique of trees."
