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Nigel Dunnett is a British horticulturalist. He is professor of Planting Design and Vegetation Technology at the University of Sheffield.^[1]

Books

with Noel Kingsbury Planting Green Roofs and Living Walls (Timber Press, 2003)
with James Hitchmough The dynamic Landscape: Design, Ecology and Management of Urban Naturalistic Planting London 2004 (2. Auflage 2008).
Andy Clayden, Nigel Dunnett, Residential Landscape Sustainability, a Checklist Tool (Oxford, 2008)
Rain Gardens: Sustainable Management of Rainwater in the designed Landscape. Portland 2007.
Nigel Dunnett on Planting (Filbert Press, 2019)
The essential Guide to naturalistic Planting Design. Filbert Press 2020. Dt. Naturalistische Gartengestaltung, Stuttgart 2020.

References

^ "Dunnett, Nigel, Professor". 21 May 2020.

External links

Official website