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![]() Plants in the Landscape Second Edition
Philip L. Carpenter and Theodore D. Walker
From design to maintenance, the Second Edition of Plants in the Landscape offers a definitive account of the functions and interrelationships of all segments of the landscape industry. It is designed for students interested in a career working with plants and for professionals who need a complete reference source for contemporary principles and practices. Beginning with a case study on site planning, landscape design, and development, Plants in the Landscape goes on to look at plant ecology and classification, aesthetic and functional design, contracting procedures, and landscape construction—including detailed coverage of the latest planting techniques. Additional topics are shown below. This highly practical edition offers more than 500 drawings and photographs.
$63.95 list, 401 pages 10-digit ISBN: 1-57766-018-8 13-digit ISBN: 978-1-57766-018-7 © 1990
Table of Contents
Part I. MAN AND THE LANDSCAPE 1. Site Planning, Landscape Design, and Development 2. Historical Perspective of Landscape Development 3. The Landscape Industry Part II. LANDSCAPE PLANTS 4. Plant Communities 5. Plants and Their Environments 6. The Classification and Origins of Landscape Plants Part III. ARRANGING PLANTS IN THE LANDSCAPE 7. Basic Principles of Planting Design 8. Functional and Aesthetic Uses of Plants in Design 9. The Process of Design with Plants Part IV. PREPARATION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF LANDSCAPE PLANS 10. Preparation of Planting Plans and Specifications 11. Cost Estimation for Landscape Construction 12. Contracting Procedures and Bidding Part V. LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION 13. Site Modification 14. The Planting and Establishment of Woody Plant Material 15. Installing Turf, Ground Cover, and Herbaceous Plants Part VI. MAINTAINING THE LANDSCAPE 16. Maintaining the Landscape Site 17. Physical Care of Woody Plant Material 18. The Control of Insects, Diseases, and Weeds Part VII. INTEGRATIVE LANDSCAPING 19. Plants in the Landscape
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