Publisher's Synopsis
Moving house often means leaving behind a perfectly tended garden, only to find that the garden that goes with the new residence is an overgrown tangle of unpruned shrubs, decrepit, unidentifiable one-time rockeries, crumbled paths and broken fences.;This Wisley Handbook shows how to assess the damage and then set about restoring all to its proper glory. A full programme of work shows how to identify and keep the best of what is there and how to fit in new features in areas where the neglect has gone too far.
