Description

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Featuring 20 gardens that showcase inspiring solutions to landscaping limited spaces to maximum effect, this book displays elegant structured gardens, whimsical retreats, verandahs and balconies, to potagers brimming with edibles and subtropical hideaways. With more than 300 photographs that capture the essence of the gardens, landscaping features and plants used, this is a book that is both inspiring and practical.
From a 1960's gem designed by famous architect Sir Miles Warren for his inner city apartment and office, to a new rooftop garden and another planted only with edibles, this book shows a diversity of responses to spatial constraints. Many gardens have water features, most don't have lawns and a couple of gardeners have created little havens on the berms outside their homes.
Extended captions, pull-out boxes and bullet-point solutions with lots of tips and plant suggestions from each gardener conveys information in an accessible manner.

About the Author

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Freelance writer Sue Allison is a journalist who won feature writer of the year in 2016 in the MPA Awards. She regularly contributes to a range of magazines, including NZ Gardener and NZ House & Garden. Juliet Nicholas has been working as a freelance photographer for the past 30 years and is best-known for her garden photography. Her work has featured regularly in magazines such as NZ Gardener, NZ House & Garden, Your Home & Garden and Habitat. She has collaborated on 6 books, including Old-Fashioned and David Austin Roses and Flaxmere Garden – 50 Years of Extremes.