The Subtropical Garden; or beauty of form in the flower garden.

The Subtropical Garden; or Beauty of Form in the Flower Garden by W. Robinson is a captivating exploration of the aesthetic possibilities within subtropical gardening. Robinson emphasizes the importance of form and structure in creating visually stunning landscapes. He advocates for the use of exotic plants that thrive in warmer climates showcasing their unique shapes and colors. The book serves as both a practical guide and an artistic manifesto encouraging gardeners to embrace the beauty of subtropical flora and to design gardens that are both functional and visually appealing. *** In this work Robinson shares his insights on the cultivation and arrangement of subtropical plants providing readers with valuable tips on how to achieve a harmonious garden design. He discusses various plant species their growth habits and how they can be combined to create striking visual effects. The book is richly illustrated allowing readers to visualize the potential of their own gardens. Robinson''s passion for gardening shines through inspiring both novice and experienced gardeners to explore the beauty of subtropical gardening and to appreciate the artistry involved in garden design.