Canadian Social Science
Application of Plants in Chinese Garden Landscape
Abstract
Landscaping with plants as the basic materials creates an art space that is integrated with the surrounding environment through art processing and design techniques, giving full play to the beauty of the plants themselves and the beauty of rocks and water in form and function. Fully understanding the role of plants in creating the garden space landscape is the premise for good landscape designs. Rational use of plants as landscaping materials can bring about great landscaping effects in poetic and cultural prospect.
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Liu, X. H. (2002). Of aesthetic and picturesque scenery: Analysis of classical Chinese landscape elements. Beijing: China Architecture and Building Industry Press. (in Chinese)
Xiao, D. N. (2003). Landscape ecology. Beijing: Science Press. (in Chinese)
Zhao, S. W., & Zhang, Z. (2001). Design and build of landscape plants. Beijing: China City Press. (in Chinese)
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x
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