Book Description
Here's a beautifully illustrated volume making it possible for apartment or condo dwellers, or those with only a small plot of land, a deck, pathway, or even a rooftop to create a garden in a small space. A creative and practical sourcebook of innovative ideas and simple techniques for transforming a limited space into a gardening oasis.
From the Back Cover
No matter how small your gardening space, you can enjoy the pleasures of growing plants outdoors with The No-Garden Gardener. Discover how easy it is to turn cramped areas and window ledges into delightful gardens alive with color and fragrance.
* Everything you need to know about gardening in small spaces: window boxes, rooftops, balconies, and patios * Practical tips for making a small space look and feel bigger * Step-by-step projects to help you make the most of your space * Directory of 150 plants specially selected to enhance small spaces * Full illustrated throughout with color photographs and illustrations
About the Author
Jane Courtier is an enthusiastic gardener and garden writer, whose work appears regularly in gardening magazines. She has written many gardening books including Indoor Plants from Reader's Digest. Ruth Rogers Clausen is the American consultant for this book. She is the Horticulture Editor for Country Living Gardener magazine and is the co-author of Perennials for American Gardens which was awarded the Quill & Trowel Award for Excellence by the Garden Writers Association of America.
