Making a Rose Garden By: Henry H. Saylor (1880-)
Making a Rose Garden is a valuable resource for both experienced and novice gardeners alike. Henry H. Saylor has crafted an extensive guide that covers all aspects of rose gardening, providing readers with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration. One of the book's notable strengths is its organization. Saylor expertly divides the content into logical sections, beginning with an introduction to the history and various types of roses. From there, he moves on to crucial topics such as site selection, soil preparation, planting techniques, and pruning. Each chapter builds upon the previous one, ensuring that readers gain a comprehensive understanding of every step in the process of creating a beautiful rose garden. What sets this book apart from many others is the author's attention to detail. Saylor leaves no stone unturned, offering in-depth explanations, practical tips, and even troubleshooting advice for potential challenges that may arise. Whether you're looking to grow hybrid teas, climbers, or shrub roses, the book covers it all. Saylor's passion for roses shines through, making the reading experience informative and enjoyable. Moreover, Making a Rose Garden is accompanied by numerous color photographs and illustrations that enhance the text. These visual aids not only provide stunning examples of different rose varieties but also serve as a visual reference for readers to better understand the techniques described. Perhaps one minor drawback is the reliance on Saylor's personal experiences and preferences. While his expertise is undeniable, some readers may have different conditions or preferences that might not align with the author’s suggestions. However, this is a minor issue, as Saylor does emphasize the importance of adaptation and experimentation based on individual circumstances. In conclusion, Making a Rose Garden by Henry H. Saylor is a must-read for anyone interested in cultivating their own rose garden. With its comprehensive coverage, practical advice, and beautiful visuals, this book is an excellent companion for both dedicated rose enthusiasts and those starting their journey into the world of gardening. Saylor's expertise and passion are evident throughout, making this book a valuable addition to any gardener's library. First Page: MAKING A ROSE GARDEN THE HOUSE & GARDEN MAKING BOOKS It is the intention of the publishers to make this series of little volumes, of which Making a Rose Garden is one, a complete library of authoritative and well illustrated handbooks dealing with the activities of the home maker and amateur gardener. Text, pictures and diagrams will, in each respective book, aim to make perfectly clear the possibility of having, and the means of having, some of the more important features of a modern country or suburban home. Among the titles already issued or planned for early publication are the following: Making a Lawn ; Making a Tennis Court ; Making a Garden Bloom This Year ; Making a Fireplace ; Making Roads and Paths ; Making a Poultry House ; Making a Hotbed and Cold frame ; Making Built in Bookcases , Shelves and Seats ; Making a Rock Garden ; Making a Water Garden ; Making a Perennial Border ; Making a Shrubbery Group ; Making a Naturalized Bulb Garden ; with others to be announced later. [Illustration: An English rose garden that is nearly ideal in its arrangement. All the paths are of grass, the beds being sunk a few inches below the turf level in order to conserve the moisture.] MAKING A ROSE GARDEN By HENRY H. SAYLOR NEW YORK McBRIDE, NAST & COMPANY 1912 COPYRIGHT, 1912, BY McBRIDE, NAST & CO... Continue reading book >>

Making a Rose Garden By: Henry H. Saylor (1880-)

Making a Rose Garden is a valuable resource for both experienced and novice gardeners alike. Henry H. Saylor has crafted an extensive guide that covers all aspects of rose gardening, providing readers with a wealth of knowledge and inspiration.

One of the book's notable strengths is its organization. Saylor expertly divides the content into logical sections, beginning with an introduction to the history and various types of roses. From there, he moves on to crucial topics such as site selection, soil preparation, planting techniques, and pruning. Each chapter builds upon the previous one, ensuring that readers gain a comprehensive understanding of every step in the process of creating a beautiful rose garden.

What sets this book apart from many others is the author's attention to detail. Saylor leaves no stone unturned, offering in-depth explanations, practical tips, and even troubleshooting advice for potential challenges that may arise. Whether you're looking to grow hybrid teas, climbers, or shrub roses, the book covers it all. Saylor's passion for roses shines through, making the reading experience informative and enjoyable.

Moreover, Making a Rose Garden is accompanied by numerous color photographs and illustrations that enhance the text. These visual aids not only provide stunning examples of different rose varieties but also serve as a visual reference for readers to better understand the techniques described.

Perhaps one minor drawback is the reliance on Saylor's personal experiences and preferences. While his expertise is undeniable, some readers may have different conditions or preferences that might not align with the author’s suggestions. However, this is a minor issue, as Saylor does emphasize the importance of adaptation and experimentation based on individual circumstances.

In conclusion, Making a Rose Garden by Henry H. Saylor is a must-read for anyone interested in cultivating their own rose garden. With its comprehensive coverage, practical advice, and beautiful visuals, this book is an excellent companion for both dedicated rose enthusiasts and those starting their journey into the world of gardening. Saylor's expertise and passion are evident throughout, making this book a valuable addition to any gardener's library.

First Page:

MAKING A ROSE GARDEN

THE HOUSE & GARDEN MAKING BOOKS

It is the intention of the publishers to make this series of little volumes, of which Making a Rose Garden is one, a complete library of authoritative and well illustrated handbooks dealing with the activities of the home maker and amateur gardener. Text, pictures and diagrams will, in each respective book, aim to make perfectly clear the possibility of having, and the means of having, some of the more important features of a modern country or suburban home. Among the titles already issued or planned for early publication are the following: Making a Lawn ; Making a Tennis Court ; Making a Garden Bloom This Year ; Making a Fireplace ; Making Roads and Paths ; Making a Poultry House ; Making a Hotbed and Cold frame ; Making Built in Bookcases , Shelves and Seats ; Making a Rock Garden ; Making a Water Garden ; Making a Perennial Border ; Making a Shrubbery Group ; Making a Naturalized Bulb Garden ; with others to be announced later.

[Illustration: An English rose garden that is nearly ideal in its arrangement. All the paths are of grass, the beds being sunk a few inches below the turf level in order to conserve the moisture.]

MAKING A ROSE GARDEN

By HENRY H. SAYLOR

NEW YORK McBRIDE, NAST & COMPANY 1912

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