Inside Out: Relating Garden to House

by Page Dickey

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An illustrated study of the many ways a house can be enhanced by the grounds it occupies. The book highlights thirteen personal gardens, chosen from different climates across the United States, to represent wildly varying styles, showing the reader how to establish a bond between a house and its land.… (more)

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