"The Wild Garden" is a guide that focuses on designing gardens and orchards using robust, exotic plants. This unaltered, high-quality reissue of the original edition from 1883 offers valuable insights into the principles of natural gardening and the creation of appealing, blooming landscapes. The author, William Robinson, a pioneer in the field of garden art, conveys his philosophy of natural gardening in this work and demonstrates how exotic plants can be harmoniously integrated into native gardens. This publication is part of Hansebooks' commitment to preserving and making historical literature accessible. By reissuing such works, not only is knowledge about horticulture and plant care preserved, but the cultural significance of these historical texts is also honored. Readers have the opportunity to engage with the ideas and techniques of one of the most significant landscape architects of the 19th century and find inspiration for their own gardening projects.