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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Making landscapes greener
- Planting pots: a life-cycle problem
- Vehicle fuel: an addiction to oil
- Energy consumption: plants need plenty of power
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- Water and fertilizer: water, water everywhere
- Green waste: throwing away the golden goose
- Rating systems and the green industry
- Greener landscape installation and maintenance: what to do now.
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