A Ceiling of Sky: Special Garden Rooms and the People Who Created Them

I somehow "acquired" this book. (I don't remember where, when or how I acquired it.) I began browsing through it by just looking at the author's great pictures and reading the captions. I kept getting distracted because I would continue on and start reading the text also. Finally, I just gave up that route & read the entire book, cover to cover, text and captions together. Even though I don't have nearly the size to work with of most of the featured gardens, I still enjoyed the book. It gave me some useful, practical ideas to incorporate into my own outdoor space. I especially like the feel of most of the gardens that they just "happened", weren't really planned. (But of course they were planned out but they have that feel to them - more like walking into a meadow, "cultivated" wild areas & some wild "cultivated" areas.) Living in Montana, I enjoy picking up this book in the middle of our 6 month winter & dreaming of spring.