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Garden Museum T: The Designs of Russell
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The Designs of Russell Page

Create a regenerative, self-sustaining landscape where plants, people, and wildlife all thrive with this practical guide full of easy-to-implement solutions. At its core, permaculture is gardening and living with a deep respect for—and responsibility to—nature. In&nbsp;The Complete Guide to Home Permaculture, you’ll learn the fundamental concepts of permaculture in simple, actionable steps through case studies adapted to the suburban/urban landscape and a modern lifestyle. A plethora of before-and-after photos and examples of existing home permaculture gardens, coupled with how-to projects, detailed illustrations and landscape plans, and a thoughtful explanation of the 3 pillars of a regenerative landscape (water, soil, and plants), will lead you to discover that every garden—no matter its size—can have a positive impact.&nbsp; Discover uncomplicated, tried-and-tested processes to transition conventional landscapes into beneficial and interconnected ecosystems. Learn how to: <ul><li>Protect biodiversity</li><li>Grow food, medicine, habitat, and beauty</li><li>Limit resource use</li><li>Create a closed-loop system that reduces waste</li><li>Capture and reuse rainwater</li><li>Help restore depleted soil and capture carbon</li><li>Foster a functional polyculture filled with a diversity of plants and life</li><li>Grow vegetables and other edible plants in an edible landscape</li></ul> The Complete Guide to Home Permaculture offers accessible ways to address the global climate crisis we face, allowing you to participate in the Earth’s return to health right from your own backyard.

How to Transform Your Yard into a Thriving and Productive Ecosystem

The Complete Guide to Home Permaculture

The Wild &amp; Free Garden is your guide to creating a stunning outdoor space using nothing but found materials, free resources, community connections, and your own creativity.&nbsp; Money is tight for millions of homeowners who want a beautiful outdoor living space but don’t have the budget to create it. Here’s where author Stephanie Rose of @garden_therapy comes to the rescue by providing ideas and insight for building the backyard of your dreams with zero monetary investment. She’s perfected the recipe for&nbsp;resourceful, eco-chic gardening using freely available materials coupled with a splash of ingenuity and dash of DIY inspiration.&nbsp; In The Wild &amp; Free Garden you’ll learn how to: <ul><li>Embrace a zero-cost gardening lifestyle for a stylish, sustainable yard</li><li>Develop a sharing economy mindset and learn where to find the free resources you need&nbsp;</li><li>Identify community partners and programs for sourcing both information and materials&nbsp;</li><li>Repurpose furniture, architectural salvage, and hardscaping materials&nbsp;</li><li>Find free mulch and soil amendments</li><li>Start a composting collective for neighbors and other community members&nbsp;</li><li>Save seeds and propagate plants for your own use or for a plant swap&nbsp;</li><li>Collaborate with neighbors to share plant care, build a greenhouse, or set up a rainwater collection system</li><li>Implement a community tool-lending library, seed exchange, or group purchases of bulk items</li></ul> Plus, a dozen&nbsp;step-by-step illustrated DIY projects help you do everything from building a patio or arbor to setting up solar-powered garden lighting. More than just a gardening book, this is an invitation to join a movement that’s cultivating not just plants, but also stronger communities and a more sustainable world—all without spending a penny.

Transform Your Outdoor Space with Found Materials, Community Sharing, and Creative Ingenuity

The Wild & Free Garden

Social and Cultural Diversity

Urban Agriculture and Productive Landscapes

Japanese Architects in a Global World

Beyond Japan

Grow Great Vegetables in British Columbia

First Published in 2014. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor &amp; Francis, an informa company.

Innovative Landfill Restoration Techniques

New land from old landfills

Swap your trolley for a trug in this self-sufficiency bible. Written by No Dig guru Stephanie Hafferty, and photographed by Jason Ingram.&nbsp; &nbsp; Self-sufficiency needn’t be something you dream of as you shuffle down the supermarket aisles. It’s far easier than you think to grow your own, save money, reduce your consumption, increase your resilience and care for the planet – all from your own back garden. Stephanie Hafferty does it every day, growing the food she needs to eat and the plants she needs to help her produce everyday household essentials. With more than 30 years of experience, she knows how to make a harvest stretch further, and how to feed the earth so that it can give back, year after year. In this book, Stephanie introduces you to everything you need to grow abundant and useful crops, and teaches you what to do with them. This beautiful book covers:&nbsp; Part One: In the Garden<ul><li>Planning a self-sufficient garden</li><li>Effective techniques for making compost, storing water, protecting crops and improving your soil</li><li>Working with nature to increase biodiversity and control 'pests'</li><li>Creating a planting plan unique to your space</li><li>Sowing and propagating</li></ul>Part Two: Seasonal Produce<ul><li>&nbsp;A complete guide to Stephanie's tried-and-tested plants and unique varieties, covering vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers</li></ul>Part Three: In the House<ul><li>Recipes for a homegrown larder – including preserves, oils, ferments, vinegars, cordials, and more</li><li>Chemical-free cleaners – including fragrances, soaps, and food wraps</li><li>Using produce to improve wellbeing – such as making body care products and herbal remedies</li><li>Garden crafts – including preserved flowers and flower-pounding techniques</li></ul>As a leading No Dig expert and teacher, Stephanie can show you sustainable methods of cultivating a generous and abundant garden that brings together affordable homesteading with the reality of modern life. Whether you want to start small, have already embarked on a journey to self-sufficiency or are looking for a complete lifestyle change, this will become your go-to book and essential guide.&nbsp; &nbsp;

An essential guide towards self-sufficiency

The Productive Garden

Increasingly landscape architects, garden designers, and healthcare professionals are asked to create gardens that meet the physical, psychological, emotional, and social needs of a wide range of users. Landscape architect Daniel Winterbottom and occupational therapist Amy Wagenfeld present a collaborative approach that successfully translates the evidence-based principles of therapeutic design into practice using case studies from around the world. This practical guide demonstrates how gardens support learning, movement, well-being, and mental and psychological health. This second edition has been thoroughly updated throughout to include pandemic and mental health design, trauma responsive design, designing for neurodivergence, and more. Beautifully designed with over 250 color images throughout, it also includes chapter introductions, summaries, case studies, and personal vignettes. This book is essential for professionals and students in landscape architecture, planning, design, healthcare, and mental health fields.

Design for Healing Spaces

Therapeutic Gardens

The Tomato Grower's Handbook

The first monographic study of American artist Alison Knowles, a significant yet overlooked cofounder of the Fluxus movement. Alison Knowles stands out as the sole female artist among the founders of Fluxus, yet she has remained an enigmatic, underrecognized figure in the history of art. Performing Chance fills a gap in the record, bringing to light Knowles's transformative body of work as it evolved from abstract painting in the late 1950s, to silkscreens, print media, and performance in the early 1960s, to groundbreaking works in digital poetry, acoustical art, and large-scale installations in the late 1960s-70s. Through her access to previously unpublished archival materials and direct interviews with the artist, Nicole L. Woods provides close readings of pivotal works, disclosing the ways Knowles instituted formal tactics that moved beyond modernist painting, championed principles of indeterminacy and chance, and fostered sociopolitical consciousness. Situating Knowles's innovations in various media within the distinct cultural contexts of Wiesbaden, London, Paris, New York City, and Los Angeles, Performing Chance brings this key artist back to her rightful place as a leader of the postwar avant-garde and provides a nuanced history of the role of women artists in Fluxus and beyond.

The Art of Alison Knowles In/Out of Fluxus

Performing Chance

Through Oregon rain or shine, you can grow gorgeous, fresh vegetables! Grow Great Vegetables in Oregon is the must-have guide to growing food in The Beaver State! Expert gardener Lorene Edwards Forkner shares tips and techniques tailored to this often rainy state, empowering readers with trusted, solid vegetable gardening knowledge. Start off on the best foot in your quest to grow an irresistible, edible bounty year after year with thorough detailing of gardening basics, localized gardening information tailored to each month of the year, handy planting and harvesting charts, and 35 thoughtfully selected and detailed plant profiles. Gardeners of all experience levels will be equipped to feed themselves and their loved ones the freshest fruits and veggies year-round. &nbsp;

Grow Great Vegetables in Oregon

These days, home gardeners know that many traditional, non-native garden plants-like English ivy, barberry, and burning bush-don't support our bees, butterflies, birds, and other creatures. And that native plants are more likely to thrive, because they evolved as part of the local ecology, so they often require less fussy maintenance and don't depend on pesticides and fertilizers. But gardeners ready to make the switch may ask: Where do I begin? And how do I find the best native plants for my landscape? Plant This, Not That considers some of the most common non-native (and often, invasive) plants in North American gardens and suggests substitutions for more beneficial and equally beautiful natives. Each native plant listing includes a full-color photo, along with sun, water, and soil requirements; ornamental features (including bloom time and color and whether the plant has berries, fruit, and/or fall color); and the pollinators known to depend on and support that plant. Accompanying maps show every plant's locally native range, down to the county level. The book also features an overview of how native plants contribute to our local ecosystems, where to shop for them, advice on maintaining a mostly native garden, and resources to learn more about native planting.

Over 200 Native Plant Swaps for a More Sustainable, Pollinator-Friendly Garden

Plant This, Not That

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