The Native Landscape Reader.

Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Series Editor's Preface -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part I: Appreciation of Nature -- Chapter 1: Thomas Cole, "Essay on American Scenery" (1835) -- Chapter 2: Danske Dandridge, "In the Company of Trees" (1892) -- Chapter 3: Charles Sprague Sargent and William Augustus Stiles, "The Love of Nature" (1892) -- Chapter 4: Ossian Cole Simonds, "Appreciation of Natural Beauty" (1898) -- Chapter 5: Horace William Shaler Cleveland, "Influence of Parks on the Character of Children" (1898) -- Chapter 6: Liberty Hyde Bailey, The Outlook to Nature (1911) -- Chapter 7: Selden Lincoln Whitcomb, "The Value of Natural Areas to Literature and Art" (1926) -- Chapter 8: Stanley White, "The Value of Natural Preserves to the Landscape Architect" (1926) -- Chapter 9: William Willard Ashe, "The Value to Silviculture of Reserved Areas of Natural Forest Types" (1926) -- Chapter 10: Arthur Sperry Pearse, "The Value of Aquatic Preserves to Fisheries" (1926) -- Chapter 11: Stephen Sargent Visher, "The Importance to Geography of the Preservation of Natural Areas" (1926) -- Chapter 12: Victor E. Shelford, "The Importance of Natural Areas to Biology and Agriculture" (1926) -- Part II: Our American Flora -- Chapter 1: Andrew Jackson Downing, "The Neglected American Plants" (1851) -- Chapter 2: Charles Sprague Sargent and William Augustus Stiles, "American Trees for America" (1897) -- Chapter 3: Henry Nehrling, "Native Plants for Florida Gardens" (1894) -- Chapter 4: Charles H. Shinn, "The Wild Gardens of the Sierra" (1896) -- Chapter 5: E. J. Hill, "Prairie Woodlands" (1894) -- Chapter 6: Charles Sprague Sargent and William Augustus Stiles, "The American Hawthorns" (1892) -- Chapter 7: Jens Jensen, "I Like Our Prairie Landscape" (1920) -- Part III: The Native Landscape as a Source of Inspiration.

Chapter 1: Andrew Jackson Downing, "A Few Hints on Landscape Gardening" (1851) -- Chapter 2: Jens Jensen, "Landscape Art-An Inspiration from the Western Plains" (1906) -- Chapter 3: Wilhelm Miller, "The Prairie Spirit in Landscape Gardening (1916) -- Chapter 4: Frank A. Waugh, "What Is Meant" and "The Native Landscape," from the Natural Style in Landscape Gardening (1917) -- Chapter 5: Harold A. Caparn, "Thoughts on Planting Composition" (1929) -- Chapter 6: Frank A. Waugh, "A Juniper Landscape" (1931) -- Chapter 7: Frank A. Waugh, "Natural Plant Groups" (1931) -- Chapter 8: Ossian Cole Simonds, "Nature as the Great Teacher in Landscape Gardening" (1932) -- Chapter 9: Elsa Rehmann, "An Ecological Approach" (1933) -- Part IV: Natural Parks and Gardens -- Chapter 1: J. Horace McFarland, "An American Garden" (1899) -- Chapter 2: Warren H. Manning, "The Two Kinds of Bog Garden" (1908) -- Chapter 3: Wilhelm Miller, "What is the Matter with Our Water Gardens?" (1912) -- Chapter 4: Arthur G. Eldredge, "Making a Small Garden Look Large" (1924) -- Chapter 5: Jens Jensen and Ragna B. Eskil, "Natural Parks and Gardens" (1930) -- Chapter 6: May Theilgaard Watts, "A Story for Ravinians" (1936) -- Chapter 7: May Theilgaard Watts, "On Improving the Property" (1980) -- Part V: Restoration and Management of the Native Landscape -- Chapter 1: Horace William Shaler Cleveland, The Culture and Management of Our Native Forests (1882) -- Chapter 2: Frederick Law Olmsted and J. B. Harrison, "The Use of the Axe" (1889) -- Chapter 3: Charles Eliot, "Landscape Forestry in the Metropolitan Reservations" (1896-1897) -- Chapter 4: Jens Jensen, "Report of the Landscape Architect" (1904) -- Chapter 5: Lars Peter Jensen, "Parks as Preservers of Native Plants (1915) -- Chapter 6: Jens Jensen, "The Dunes of Northern Indiana" (1917).

Chapter 7: Henry Chandler Cowles, Testimony at the Hearing on the Proposed Sand Dunes National Park (1917) -- Chapter 8: Aldo Leopold, "The Last Stand of the Wilderness" (1926) -- Chapter 9: Paul B. Riis, "Ecological Garden and Arboretum at the University of Wisconsin" (1937) -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Works Cited -- Index -- Back Cover.

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