Selected Writing
- Design in the little garden, Boston, The Atlantic Monthly Press, 1924.
- The House beautiful gardening manual; a comprehensive guide, æsthetic and practical, for all garden lovers, both those who are still planning their gardens on paper and those who have had gardening experience, including plant lists compiled with the help of horticulturalists in all sections of the country, and an introductory chapter on garden design by Fletcher Steele, Boston, The Atlantic monthly press, 1926.
- Gardens and people, Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1964.
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