Landscape architects, whose training generally focuses on design, sometimes overlook the physiological needs of plants, leading them to make mistakes which have negative financial and design
impacts. This short and practical book gives practitioners in landscape design the basic horticultural knowledge and concepts needed to understand the limits of the ＂material＂ they are working
with. From specification to planting, it provides concrete advice along with practical examples for each stage of a typical project, forming a useful tool for landscape architects, project
managers and nursery managers.
