This landmark work revolutionized gardening in the 19th century by promoting the use of naturalized and exotic plants in garden design. The author argues that gardens should reflect the beauty and diversity of the natural world. The book includes detailed instructions for creating a wild garden, as well as a chapter on the use of wildflowers in garden design. This book is essential reading for any gardener interested in naturalistic garden design.

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