A Garden of Woodland Paths
Russel Wright
“I like to give each of my paths a theme. Here are a few suggestions:
A Morning Path leading toward the east so that the sun shines through the trees as you walk.
A Sunset Path leading toward the west, if possible with a sit-down place for watching the setting sun.
A Springtime Path that shows off the wildflowers that bloom in the spring.
An Autumn Path that will show off the great variety of fall color in your trees and shrubs.
A Winter Walk which is predominantly evergreen.”
Landmarks
Robert MacFarlane
Therapeutic Landscapes: An Evidence-Based Approach to Designing Healing Gardens and Restorative Outdoor Spaces
Clare Cooper Marcus & Naomi A. Sachs
The Education of a Gardener
Russell Page
The Photographer in the Garden
Jamie M. Allen & Sarah Anne McNear
Roberto Burle Marx Lectures: Landscape as Art and Urbanism
Edited by Gareth Doherty
“A garden in its wider sense is, I think, a careful selection of certain aspects of nature, water, rock, flower, foliage, ordered and arranged by Man, and in which Man may have direct contact with plants; an area in space, however small, in which he may find rest, relaxation, recreation, and above all the feeling that he is living in, and integrated into, this space.”