Complete Garden SiteMap The complete garden: Part VIII. WINTER PROTECTION AND MULCHING Reasons for Winter Protection. Winter protection is necessaryunder the foll The Complete Garden The complete garden: Part XIV. ACCENT AND SPECIMEN TREES AND SHRUBS There are two kinds of specimen plants, those which are used assingle speci The complete garden: Part XXXII. ANNUALS No garden is complete without its quota of annuals. The so-called perennial The complete garden: Part VI. BULB CULTURE Characteristics of Bulbs. A bulb is a large dormant bud, and isa condensed The complete garden: Part XXXVI. BULBS The complete garden: Part IX. EVERGREENS The complete garden: Part XXXVII. FRAGRANT PLANTS The complete garden: Part XXX. GAME COVER PLANTS When selecting ground-cover plants and undergrowth plantsfor locations whic The complete garden: Part XXXIII. HORTICULTURAL VARIETIES The complete garden: Part I. INTRODUCTION The Method of Treatment. The lists of plants do not representa complete and Introduction to The Complete garden The Method of Treatment. The lists of plants do not representa complete and The complete garden:  LAWNS The complete garden: Part XVIII. LOW-GROWING PLANTS ALONG THE INNER SIDE OF CURVING ROADWAYS AND AT ENTRANCES Plants which are selected for use in this group must have a normallylow-gro The complete garden: Part VII. MAINTENANCE The complete garden: Part XXXIX. ORNAMENTAL PLANTS SUBJECT TO DISEASE AND INSECT PESTS The purpose of the list of plants given below is not to discourage anyprosp The complete garden: Part XXXI. PERENNIALS FOR DIFFERENT PURPOSES Whether to use annuals or perennials, what perennials to use fordifferent f The complete garden: PLANTING AND SEEDING SEASONS The complete garden: PLANTING AND TRANSPLANTING The complete garden: Part XXIV. PLANTS ADAPTED TO VARIOUS TYPES OF SOIL CONDITIONS A very important factor in determining the sorts of plants adaptedto any sp The complete garden: Part XL. PLANTS DIFFICULT TO TRANSPLANT AND THOSE ADAPTED FOR TRANSPLANTING AT SPECIFIC SEASONS OF THE YEAR The complete garden: Part XIII. PLANTS FOR BORDER PLANTING A very important question in the proper development of a lawn ishow to give The complete garden: Part XXV. PLANTS FOR EXPOSED LAKE FRONT AND RIVER CONDITIONS We have often noticed plantations along exposed lake fronts andriver fronts The complete garden: Part XLIII. PLANTS FOR FLORIDA The complete garden: Part XXIX. PLANTS FOR GROUND COVER Ground-cover plants are distinctly valuable for a use covered by theliteral The complete garden: Part XVI. PLANTS FOR HEAVY FORMAL EFFECTS While many trees and shrubs in the hands of expert designers andgardeners m The complete garden: Part XII. PLANTS FOR HEDGES The selection of plants for hedges forms one of the most interestingsubject The complete garden: Part XLIV. PLANTS FOR MINNESOTA The lists given in this chapter cover the more common uses for whichplants The complete garden: Part XVII. PLANTS FOR NATURAL, INFORMAL EFFECTS As contrasted with plants adapted to heavy or compact formaleffects the pla The complete garden: Part XXVII. PLANTS FOR PARTIALLY SHADED LOCATIONS It often becomes necessary to make a selection of the lower-growing trees a The complete garden: Part XLV. PLANTS FOR SOUTH ATLANTIC STATES The territory for which this list has been prepared comprises thatlying bet The complete garden: Part XXVIII. PLANTS FOR UNDERGROWTH PLANTING IN WOODED AREAS The plants which most successfully fill the requirements for under-growth p The complete garden: Part XI. PLANTS FOR USE IN CONGESTED CITY DISTRICTS The effect of dust, smoke, and gas fumes upon vegetation is wellknown and y The complete garden: Part XLVI. PLANTS FOR USE ON THE OREGON AND WASHINGTON COASTAL PLAIN The complete garden: Part XXII. PLANTS VALUABLE BECAUSE OF THE AUTUMN COLOURATION OF THE LEAVES One of the most charming features of our northern landscapes, es-pecially t The complete garden: Part XX. PLANTS VALUABLE FOR THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THEIR FRUIT Wall Gardens, Japanese Gardens, Rock Gardens Japanese, Rock, and Wall Gardens The complete garden: Part XXXVIII. POISONOUS PLANTS The increase in the number of country homes that are being builton "new lan The complete garden: PRUNING The complete garden: Part XLII. PRUNING REQUIREMENTS The complete garden: Part XLI. SHRUBS FOR FORCING IN WATER IN EARLY SPRING Before winter has gone and the warm days of early spring causeour early-flo The complete garden: Part X. STREET AND AVENUE PLANTING The complete garden: Part XXI. TREES AND SHRUBS BEARING COLOURED TWIGS The trees and shrubs in the following list are those whose twigs arecoloure The complete garden: Part XIX. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR DIFFERENT FLOWERING EFFECTS Perhaps the most important use of plants is for the effect of theflowers. A The complete garden: Part XXVI. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR SEASIDE PLANTING A peculiar situation exists in the relative hardiness of trees andshrubs fo The complete garden: Part XXXIV. VINES Vines constitute a small but important group of plants possessingcertain ch The complete garden: Part XXXV. WINDOW BOXES AND HANGING BASKETS Strictly speaking, window boxes do not come under the categoryof planting o