02869cam a2200373Ii 4500001001000000003000900010005001700019008004100036020001900077020001500096040009500111041001300206050002400219100002300243240003300266245016800299250002900467264004400496264001100540300003100551504006600582505088200648520060901530546003902139650002702178650002802205650002502233700002802258700002802286700002602314942000702340999001502347952013302362913190651CY-PaNEU20240722093640.0150625s2015    orua     b    001 0 eng    a9781604696523   a1604696524  aAU@bengcAU@erdadOCLCOdYDXCPdBDXdBTCTAdABGdK6UdOCLCFdGO3dOSUdUtOrBLWdCY-PaNEU1 aenghger 4aSB472.45b.R45 20151 aReif, Jonas91339710aBlackbox gardening.lEnglish10aCultivating chaos :bhow to enrich landscapes with self-seeding plants /cJonas Reif, Christian Kress ; with photos by Jürgen Becker ; foreword by Noel Kingsbury  aEnglish language edition 1aPortland, Oregon :bTimber Press,c2015 4c©2015  a189 pages :bill. ;c25 cm  aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 178-179) and index0 aHow do you garden with self-seeding plants? Letting go ; The advantages of gardening with self-seeders ; The strategy behind self-seeding plants ; The life spans of self-seeding plants ; Dungeness : nature's tapestry -- Let the planting being. Using seeds and plug plants ; Preparation for planting ; Wolfram Kunick : the pioneer of pioneers ; Transforming a site ; Gardening from the bottom up ; Het Vlackeland : fast-blooming dynamic splendor -- Strategies for design and maintenance. Can self-seeding plants be controlled? ; Unwanted plants ; Every picture needs a frame ; Ton der Linden : chaotic charm in the garden ; Plants in crevices and joints ; Crushed limestone beds ; Meadows : cultivating chaos on a grand scale ; Managing the mix ; Picking your time ; The only constant is change ; Waltham Place : naturalism in a formal setting -- Plants for self-seeding gardens  aSelf-seeding plants can create naturalistic gardens of great charm, but left to their own devices quickly spiral out of control. Maintaining the balance of plants so that a small number of robust species do not evict the others and developing the structure of the garden are important techniques to acquire. Taking inspiration from the gardens of Christopher Lloyd, Derek Jarman and Henk Gerritsen. Cultivating Chaos teaches how to prepare your soil for improved germination, guide your planting as it evolves, and create different ecological niches from which will emerge beautiful, species-rich gardens  aTranslation of: Blackbox gardening 0aPlanting design910462 7aLandscape plants913398 0aGardensxDesign92101 aKress, Christian9133991 aBecker, Jürgen9134001 aKingsbury, Noel99938  cTB  c6290d6290  00102lcc4070aCY-PaNEUbCY-PaNEUd2020-11-25l1oSB472.45 .R45 2015p3010398r2026-03-02 14:20:23s2026-02-24w2020-11-25yBK