"Growing food doesn't have to mean sacrificing style. In his debut book, award-winning landscape designer Christian Douglas showcases the myriad ways to use edibles to elevate the design of your outdoor spaces. Visit chef Tyler Florence's property, whose hillside is transformed into a three-tiered terraced bed filled with an abundance of produce year-round. A family's suburban plot that is a forager's paradise, with hidden edible treasures woven into each space and along every path. Plus gardens in small city backyards, edible plots carved into forests and meadows, even a rooftop vegetable…mehr
"Growing food doesn't have to mean sacrificing style. In his debut book, award-winning landscape designer Christian Douglas showcases the myriad ways to use edibles to elevate the design of your outdoor spaces. Visit chef Tyler Florence's property, whose hillside is transformed into a three-tiered terraced bed filled with an abundance of produce year-round. A family's suburban plot that is a forager's paradise, with hidden edible treasures woven into each space and along every path. Plus gardens in small city backyards, edible plots carved into forests and meadows, even a rooftop vegetable garden. But this is not merely a lookbook. By using his own lush garden in Marin County as a studio/classroom, Douglas introduces readers to the essential tools and techniques they need to successfully plant, grow, and harvest a bounty of vegetables, fruits, berries, and herbs. We learn how to evaluate the best lighting and soil conditions, choose plants that will thrive in our climate, and discover the designer's favorite edible swaps for common landscape plants (a persimmon instead of a dogwood, a fig instead of a maple, a hedge of rosemary instead of yew). The food-forward options are limitless"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Christian Douglas is a landscape designer and the founder of Christian Douglas Design, where he creates extraordinary culinary gardens for private clients, and the Backyard Farm Co., where he and his team of urban farmers teach homeowners around the world how to grow food. In 2020, Christian was awarded the California Home+Design Award for landscape design. He has a regular gardening column in Marin Living magazine and has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Architectural Digest, California Home+Design, and other major publications. Follow him on Instagram at @christian_douglas_design.
Inhaltsangabe
Foreword by Tyler Florence Introduction The Principles of Food Forward Design
PART I: THE GARDENS The Forager’s Garden Spotlight on: Water Features The Urban Garden Spotlight on: Container Gardens The Cottage Garden Spotlight on: Trellising The Chef’s Garden Spotlight on: Hillside Plantings The Mediterranean Garden Spotlight on: Raised Beds The Suburban Garden Spotlight on: Edible Swaps The Classical Garden Spotlight on: Multi-Use Spaces The Wild Garden Spotlight on: Local Edibles
PART II: UNEXPECTED SITES FOR EDIBLES The Edible Meadow The Edible Rooftop The Edible Woodland The Edible Front Yard
PART III: DESIGNING & GROWING YOUR OWN FOOD FORWARD GARDEN 000 Design Guide Laying out the Space Creating a Plant “Palette” Layering Gardening Guide Sunlight Determining Your Climate Seasons in the Vegetable Garden Healthy Soil Irrigation Troubleshooting Plant Problems Crop Planning Setting Up Your Work Zones Mise en Place Essential Tools & Equipment Potting Bench Pro Tips for Planting Edibles Harvesting
PART IV: SIXTY TRIED-AND-TRUE EDIBLES Herbs Aromatics Edible Flowers Pollinator Species Fruit Trees Fruiting Vines Annual Vegetables Berries Plant Index Resources Acknowledgments Index
Foreword by Tyler Florence Introduction The Principles of Food Forward Design
PART I: THE GARDENS The Forager’s Garden Spotlight on: Water Features The Urban Garden Spotlight on: Container Gardens The Cottage Garden Spotlight on: Trellising The Chef’s Garden Spotlight on: Hillside Plantings The Mediterranean Garden Spotlight on: Raised Beds The Suburban Garden Spotlight on: Edible Swaps The Classical Garden Spotlight on: Multi-Use Spaces The Wild Garden Spotlight on: Local Edibles
PART II: UNEXPECTED SITES FOR EDIBLES The Edible Meadow The Edible Rooftop The Edible Woodland The Edible Front Yard
PART III: DESIGNING & GROWING YOUR OWN FOOD FORWARD GARDEN 000 Design Guide Laying out the Space Creating a Plant “Palette” Layering Gardening Guide Sunlight Determining Your Climate Seasons in the Vegetable Garden Healthy Soil Irrigation Troubleshooting Plant Problems Crop Planning Setting Up Your Work Zones Mise en Place Essential Tools & Equipment Potting Bench Pro Tips for Planting Edibles Harvesting
PART IV: SIXTY TRIED-AND-TRUE EDIBLES Herbs Aromatics Edible Flowers Pollinator Species Fruit Trees Fruiting Vines Annual Vegetables Berries Plant Index Resources Acknowledgments Index
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