THE GARDEN-CRAFT SERIES 
ARDEN-MAKING: Suggestions for the 
Utilizing of Home Grounds. By L. H. 
BAILEY, aided by L. R. TAFT, W. A. WAUGH, 
and ERNEST WALKER. 
417 PAGES — 266 ILLUSTRATIONS — $1.00 
Here is a book literally “for the million” who in 
broad America have some love for growing things, 
and in the general ownership of the soil find the 
opportunity for its indulgence. “Every family can 
have a garden. If there is not a foot of land, there 
are porches or windows. Wherever there is sun- 
light, plants may be made to grow; and one plant 
in a tin-cam may be a more helpful and inspiring 
garden to some mind than a whole acre of lawn and 
flowers may be to another.” Thus Professor Bailey 
introduces his subject, and the book which follows 
is one to instruct, inspire, edify and educate the 
reader, if he can raise his eyes from city cobble- 
stones! It tells of ornamental gardening of any 
range, with lists of trees and shrubs most suitable 
for various effects; treats of fruits and of vege- 
tables for home use, and gives the word of instruc- 
tion so often wanted, but hitherto unattainable in 
any one simple and compact book. No modern 
American work covers this important field. The 
illustrations are numerous and beautiful. 
GARDEN-MAKING includes General Advice; The Plan of the 
Place; the Picture in the Landscape, How to Make the Improve- 
ments, etc.; Planting the Ornamental Grounds; The Fruit Planta- 
tion; The Vegetable Garden; Seasonal Reminders (Calendars for 
the North and for the South). 
