ANTING IN WOODLAND 6

III. GROUPING OF TREES AND SHRUBS 8

IV. HEATHY PATHS IN OUTER GARDEN SPACES 13

V. TREES AND SHRUBS IN POOR SOILS 17

VI. PRUNING FLOWERING TREES AND SHRUBS 19

VII. PROPAGATION OF HARDY TREES AND SHRUBS 38

VIII. A WINTER GARDEN OF TREES AND SHRUBS 47

IX. TREES AND SHRUBS WITH BEAUTIFUL CATKINS 65

X. AUTUMN COLOURS 71

XI. TREES AND SHRUBS WITH FINE FRUITS 77

XII. WEEPING TREES AND THEIR USES 88

XIII. THE USE OF VARIEGATED TREES AND SHRUBS 93

XIV. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR SEA-COAST 101

XV. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR WIND-SWEPT GARDENS 106

XVI. CONIFERS (INCLUDING PINES) IN ORNAMENTAL PLANTING 110

XVII. CARE OF OLD TREES 129

XVIII. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR WATERSIDE 134

XIX. TREES AND SHRUBS FOR ROCK GARDEN 138

XX. REMOVAL OF LARGE TREES AND SHRUBS 151

XXI. YOUNG TREES AND SUNSTROKE 159

XXII. SHADE TREES FOR STREETS 163

XXIII. TREES AND SHRUBS IN SCOTLAND 166

XXIV. TENDER SHRUBS AND TREES IN THE SOUTH-WEST 187

XXV. TENDER WALL PLANTS IN THE SOUTH-WEST 208

XXVI. TREES AND SHRUBS IN IRELAND 215

XXVII. HARDY BAMBOOS 218

XXVIII. THE HEATHS 226

XXIX. NATIVE AND OTHER HARDY EVERGREENS 240

XXX. SHRUBS FOR SMALL AND TOWN GARDENS 251

XXXI. SHRUB AND FLOWER BORDERS 257

XXXII. SHRUBS UNDER TREES 260

XXXIII. HARDY SHRUBS IN THE GREENHOUSE 263

XXXIV. SHRUB GROUPS FOR WINTER AND SUMMER EFFECT 283

XXXV. THE USE OF HARDY CLIMBING SHRUBS 303

XXXVI. FLOWERING AND OTHER HEDGES 324

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