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Creative
Homeowner, a publisher of gardening, decorating and home
improvement books, has recently released three new
titles.
The
Complete Guide to Water Gardens ($19.95) provides information on
designing and installing all types of water gardens.
First, the
aesthetic considerations are addressed - finding the
best location and determining the right shape, etc. Then
practical considerations, such as soil, sun and climate,
are factored in.
The
200-page book has 400 color photos with detailed chapters
on choosing tools and materials, building the pond
foundation, constructing streams and waterfalls,
installing fountains and lighting and designing with
bridges and stepping stones.
Creating
Good Gardens
($16.95) teaches timesaving techniques along with how to
plan, plant and maintain a garden.
Readers
learn how to make a blueprint of their gardens,
coordinating landscape planning with life-style, and are
shown how to use floral color combinations, foliage
textures and seasonal colors and blooms to create a
garden that's appealing and practical.
All aspects
of garden care also are covered.
Complete
Home Landscaping
($24.95) is, at 320 pages, the largest book the company
has produced and is broken into three parts:
Preparing
to landscape helps determine landscape needs before you
start, including designing, budgeting and maximizing a
property's assets.
Setting the
stage helps one land the ground work, including
determining the soil and drainage needs, installing paths
and edging and designing structures such as walls and
trellises.
Planting
and growing contains information about plants, flowers,
vegetables and herbs and includes listings of the right
plants for each region, growing conditions and care.
With more
than 800 color photos and illustrations, the book covers
all aspects of landscaping.
Complete
Homeowner has been publishing for more than 20 years. For
information on the new books phone 1-800-631-7795, or
visit the web site, www.creativehomeowner.com .






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