The Wild Garden / Or Our Groves and Gardens Made Beautiful by the Naturalisation of Hardy Exotic Plants; Being One Way Onwards from the Dark Ages

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.
	PAGE
Explanatory	1
CHAPTER II.
Example from the Forget–me–not Family	9
CHAPTER III.
Example from Hardy Bulbs and Tubers in Grass	15
CHAPTER IV.
Example from the Globe Flower Order	21
CHAPTER V.
Plants chiefly fitted for the Wild Garden	32
CHAPTER VI.
Ditches and narrow shady Lanes, Copses, Hedgerows, and Thickets	36
CHAPTER VII.
Drapery for Trees and Bushes	43
CHAPTER VIII.
The common Shrubbery, Woods and Woodland Drives	51
CHAPTER IX.
The Brook–side, Water–side, and Bog Gardens	67
CHAPTER X.
Roses for the Wild Garden, and for Hedgerows, Fences, and Groups	81
CHAPTER XI.
Wild Gardening on Walls or Ruins	88
CHAPTER XII.
Some Results	92
CHAPTER XIII.
A Plan for the Embellishment of the Shrubbery Borders in London Parks	111
CHAPTER XIV.
The Principal Types of Hardy Exotic Flowering Plants for the Wild Garden	120
CHAPTER XV.
Selections of Hardy Exotic Plants for various Positions in the Wild Garden	163

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