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Hardscape: Innovative Hard Landscaping Materials for Gardens

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Hardscape: Innovative Hard Landscaping Materials for Gardens

Hardscape explores the intrinsic beauty of hard landscaping materials and the enormous opportunities they allow for making fast, innovative and stylish changes to your garden. Ann-Marie Powell takes materials like slate, concrete, granite, decking, willow and steel, and shows how to use them with great impact in the garden: re-roofing the garden shed with timber shingles, mosaic work on floors and walls, living willow fences, arbours and gazebos are just some of the makeovers she has in mind. This will be both a sourcebook and a project book suitable for inspirational and practical reference alike.

Country	USA
Author	Ann-Marie Powell
Binding	Hardcover
EAN	9780715310083
ISBN	0715310089
Label	David & Charles Publishers
Manufacturer	David & Charles Publishers
NumberOfItems	1
NumberOfPages	192
PublicationDate	2001-09
Publisher	David & Charles Publishers
Studio	David & Charles Publishers
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

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