Course Overview
Learn about climbing plants with this e-book. Introducing climbers to your garden is a wonderful way to beautify your space and creative ambience. The “Climbing Plants” e-book shows the different ways in which climbers can be used to add another dimension to a garden and the different plants that can be used as climbers. With 102 pages, this e-book is a great reference source for any gardener.
Use climbers to:
- Hide unsightly wall
- Bring in splashes of colour with flowering climbers
- As an outdoors pot plant climbers can bring an element of nature into an urban environment
- Provide privacy if you grow them on a trellis
- Fence off boundaries
- Provide shelter or shade if you use them to grow over structures such as pergolas, arches and arbours
And best of all, climbers won’t take up much space.
This e-book is a fantastic guide to climbers complete with attractive full colour photographs, ideal for everyone from the gardening enthusiast to landscape designers.
CONTENTS:
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION AND GROWING CLIMBERS
CHAPTER 2: ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF CLIMBERS
CHAPTER 3: USING CLIMBERS
CHAPTER 4: BOUGAINVILLEAS
CHAPTER 5: CLEMATIS
About the Author:
John L. Mason Dip.Hort.Sc., Sup’n Cert., FIOH, FPLA, MAIH, MACHPER, MASA
John Mason has had over 35 years experience in the fields of Horticulture, Recreation, Education and Journalism. He has extensive experience both as a public servant, and as a small business owner. John has held positions ranging from Director of Parks and Recreation (City of Essendon) to magazine editor.
John is a well respected member of many professional associations, and author of over thirty five books and of over two thousand magazine articles. Even today, John continues to write books for various publishers including Simon and Shuster, and Landlinks Press (CSIRO Publishing).
