Dry gardens, adapting to water scarcity
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How can we adapt our gardens to climate change? Based on a dozen
remarkable gardens, this book takes a comprehensive look at the problems of drought (heatwave peaks, infrequent or irregular rainfall, stony, poor or sandy soil that doesn’t retain
water, sloping or windy terrain, etc.). It provides a wealth of practical solutions, illustrated in pictures, so that everyone can adopt the ones that are most useful to their own situation.
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Brigitte Lapouge-Déjean
Brigitte Lapouge-Déjean, gardener and author, and Serge Lapouge, landscape architect and photographer, created the Jardins de l’Albarède, in Dordogne (France), which received a prize as "Remarkable Gardens". They also received the Coup de coeur award from the Association of garden and horticultural journalists (AJJH).