Chinese Garden of Friendship, Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia - Pruning Guide by Ken Lamb - Lamb, Ken
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The Chinese Garden of Friendship Pruning Guide by Ken Lamb is more than just a book about pruning. It investigates and reveals the why, how and when to prune and in what style in relation to the larger garden in the context of the meaning and philosophy of Chinese gardens. As one journeys into the Chinese Garden of Friendship the changing scenic treatment determines the form of trees, beginning in formal courtyards and rising up to the wild mountain style of the Gurr. Pruning in scale and hiding and revealing views is influenced by the Feng Shui to ensure the energy flow, or Qi, is preserved.…mehr

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The Chinese Garden of Friendship Pruning Guide by Ken Lamb is more than just a book about pruning. It investigates and reveals the why, how and when to prune and in what style in relation to the larger garden in the context of the meaning and philosophy of Chinese gardens. As one journeys into the Chinese Garden of Friendship the changing scenic treatment determines the form of trees, beginning in formal courtyards and rising up to the wild mountain style of the Gurr. Pruning in scale and hiding and revealing views is influenced by the Feng Shui to ensure the energy flow, or Qi, is preserved. With 117 pages of clear photos, drawings and text is is easy to read and understand for all gardeners and those who are interested in gardens. With examples of Chinese gardens from China, Hong Kong, Australia and the USA, this is a significant book of 148 pages for horticulturalists, garden managers, designers, penjing enthusiasts and people who love trees and gardens.
Autorenporträt
Ken Lamb is the Managing Director of Imperial Gardens Landscape Pty Ltd, an Australian company specialising in the design, construction and maintenance of Oriental gardens. Ken has 35 years experience of designing and pruning Japanese and Chinese gardens and is frequently asked to prune National Trust and Heritage gardens in Australia. Ken is the author of 3 books on Japanese, Chinese gardens and Sumi-e painting, and teaches specialist pruning and Sumi-e throughout the year in Australia.