Planting in a Post-Wild World by Rainer, Thomas -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Contents Preface Introduction: Nature As It Was, Nature As It Could Be

A New Optimism: The Future of Planting Design Bridging the Gap between Nature and Our Gardens The Inspiration of Naturally Occurring Plant Communities Connecting with Our Memory of Nature

Principles of Designed Plant Communities

Developing an Understanding What Makes a Designed Plant Community Different? The Role of Native Species Essential Principles

The Inspiration of the Wild

Our Wild Hearts Landscape Archetypes Grasslands Woodlands and Shrublands Forests Edges

The Design Process

Honoring the Three Essential Relationships Relating Plants to Place Relating Plants to People Relating Plants to Other Plants

Creating and Managing a Plant Community

Conclusion

A Meditation on Three Gardens Why Designed Plant Communities? Why Now?

Acknowledgments Bibliography Metric Conversions Photography and Illustration Credits Design Credits Index About the Authors Copyright

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