Native By Design

Discover the beauty of New Zealand's native landscapes with this stunning volume. Lavishly illustrated, this book serves as an essential guide for landscaping with native plants. In this inspiring collection, 20 of New Zealand's foremost landscape architects and designers share their insights and expertise, showcasing their remarkable work in a wide array of environments. From serene private gardens to vibrant public spaces and even agricultural lands, this book celebrates the diversity of New Zealand's outdoor design. Immerse yourself in personal narratives that detail the creative processes behind some of the country’s most spectacular outdoor transformations. Each narrative is complemented by breathtaking photographs by acclaimed photographer John Maillard, who perfectly captures the unique allure of landscapes from Kaeo in the Far North to the picturesque Queenstown in the South Island. Perfect for gardeners, designers, and nature lovers alike, this book not only provides practical tips but also inspires readers to appreciate the stunning versatility of native flora. Enhance your landscaping projects with the profound wisdom of New Zealand's top professionals and create breathtaking outdoor spaces that harmonize with nature. A must-have resource for ecological landscaping and sustainable design enthusiasts, adding value to any collection. Order your copy now to start your journey into the world of native plant landscaping today!

Authors: Ian F. Spellerberg, John Maillard (photos) Publisher: Canterbury University Press


Pages: 292
Publication Date: 01-09-2011

Popular title back in print In this lavishly illustrated book, 20 of New Zealand's top landscape architects and designers offer their wisdom and advice on landscaping with native plants. These personal narratives showcase some of our country's most beautiful out-door environments, from private gardens to public recreation land, urban and industrial spaces, and even farmland. Stunning photographs by John Maillard capture the uniqueness and splendour of each location, from Kaeo in the Far North to Queenstown in the south.