Beautifying New Mexico Homes, Circular 335

Serial publication focused on agricultural research and resources available to state residents through the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts

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Series: Circular

Collection name: NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station Publications, 1889-Present

Date: 1963-09

Decade: 1960s

Author: Bryant, M. Douglas

Subject (LCSH): Landscape architecture--New Mexico; Landscape design--New Mexico

Subject (NALT): landscaping; New Mexico

Table of contents: Why landscape; How to begin; Divide the yard; Public area; Service area; Private area; Walks and driveways; Plant as planned; The lawn; Lawn grasses; Grading and leveling; Watering; Use of trees; The foundation planting; Property lines; Landscaping with flowers; Plant materials; Deciduous shade trees; Evergreen trees; Broadleafed evergreen shrubs and trees; Hedges; Vines; Native plants in landscape gardening; Maintenance; The use of water; Fertilize plants for continued growth and beauty; Insects and diseases hinder growth; Pruning shrubs

Extent: 32 pages

Notes: Circular containing detailed information on landscaping and the use of various types of plants in landscaping in New Mexico

Original publisher: New Mexico State University; Cooperative Extension Service

Place of publication: Las Cruces (N.M.)

Frequency: frequency varies

Digital publisher: New Mexico State University Library

Source: NMSU College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences (ACES)

Language: English

Type: Text

Format: application/pdf

Medium (AAT): newsletters

Genre (AAT): periodicals

Access rights: Open to re-use

Metadata cataloger: Bramlett, Suzanne; Schneider, Ingrid; Roth, Michael

Digital identifier: UAAPc000335.pdf

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Geographic coverage: State: New Mexico

Beautifying New Mexico Homes, Circular 335

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