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American
Horticultural Society A To Z Encyclopedia Of Garden Plants
A
comprehensive and well-organized reference book containing
15,000 plant entries and 6,000 photographs, it will prove
invaluable to the gardener or nursery owner who does not
already have a reference as approachable and broadly based
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Botany
for Gardeners: An Introduction and Guide
This
highly readable introduction to how plants work answers
all these questions and more, always looking at botany
from a gardener's point of view. Capon explains the
structure and function of plants in clear, understandable
language, including and defining all the relevant
scientific terms. The book introduces readers to cell
structure and function, plant growth processes, the many
ways plants adapt to protect themselves from predators and
the environment, and how plants meet their basic needs for
food and water. Photosynthesis, reproduction, and the
aging process are also explained, and the fascinating
processes necessary for reproduction and transmission of
genes are discussed in detail. |
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Carrots
Love Tomatoes: Secrets of Companion Planting for
Successful Gardening
This
gardening classic was first published in 1975, and now a
second generation of gardeners who prefer pest-resistant
planning to chemicals will find a place for it on the
shelves. Not only does it tell what to plant with what,
but also how to use herbal sprays to control insects, what
wild plants to encourage in the garden, how to grow fruit
and nut trees, how to start small plots or window-box
gardens, and much more. It's one of the most practical
books around for any gardener of edibles, no matter how
serious or casual.
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Amazon.com
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Gardening
in the Heartland
by Rachel Snyder
This is not a new book.
It was published eight years ago. But one of the
great things about good gardening books is their
timelessness. Fads and fashions may come and
go but virtually everything you need to know - the basics
of good gardening - don't change much over the years.
If you own only one primer for gardening in the Kansas
City region this should be it.
Full
review... |
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The
Undaunted Garden: Planting for Weather-Resilient
Beauty
by Lauren Springer
A fresh new voice in
American gardening combines authoritative, practical
gardening advice with commentary on the art of painting
with plants to show readers how to choose plants that will
offer beauty and resilience in the difficult garden.
Includes detailed descriptions of more than 65 recommended
plants--as well as lists of more than 200 beautiful yet
tough plants organized according to season. 264 color
photos by the author. |
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Adrian
Bloom's Year Round Garden
by Adrian Bloom
"[A]
brilliant volume that shows you how to achieve year-round
color in your garden . . . This book belongs in every
gardener’s library. "
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Barbara Blossom Ashmun, Fine Gardening 1998 |
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