Intended as a guide for the everyday gardener, The Winterthur Garden Guide offers practical advice--season by season--for achieving the succession of bloom developed by Henry Francis du Pont in his garden. This handy book highlights the design principles that guided du Pont and introduces practical flowers, shrubs, and trees that have stood the test of time―native and non-native, common as well as unusual. Lavishly illustrated, with new color photography, this handbook features close-ups of individual plants as well as sweeping vistas throughout. Whether addressing the early color combinations of the March Bank, the splendor of Azalea Woods, or the more intimate confines of the Quarry Garden, The WinterthurGarden Guide presents the essential elements of each plant, including common and botanical names; family origins and associations; size, soil, and light needs; bloom times; and zone preferences--everything the gardener needs to know for planning and replicating the "Winterthur look" on any scale. Distributed by Temple University Press for Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
Bring the dazzling beauty and year-round bloom of the Winterthur Garden to your home landscape. Henry Francis du Pont devoted some seventy years to fashioning his world-renowned creation. In The...
The Winterthur Garden is the story of Henry Francis du Pont's lifelong love affair with his home, as well as a biography of one of America's great public gardens.
Winterthur offers a rare combination of beauty, history, art, and learning.
The Quarry Garden, Glade Garden, and container plants at the Reflecting Pool are all included in this indispensable guide to creating a color-filled landscape of your own. Full-color photos.
Guide to Winterthur Museum, Garden & Library
This book focuses primarily on the conservation of objects, where the goals are minimizing change and maximizing longevity. It presents a lucid approach to the practical skills of conservation—what to do and what not to do.
Probably because of her less than ideal home life , when she was twelve years old Ruth was sent as a boarder to Miss Spence's School in New York , where she excelled in her studies and made lifelong friends . Photographs from the time ...
Pearson corresponded with people from New England and the southern colonies . His firm later became the parent company of the South Boston Flint Glass Works and the Chesterfield Glass Works . Document 112 . 1538 . Pearson , Ethan W.
In Chanticleer: A Pleasure Garden, Adrian Higgins and photographer Rob Cardillo chronicle the garden's many charms over the course of two growing cycles.
A Winterthur Guide to Chinese Export Porcelain