Our mission is to share the wonders of the natural world by ...

Our mission is to share the wonders of the natural world by publishing books from experts in the fields of gardening, horticulture, and natural history.

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It may seem as though the natural world is in

danger of being lost, but our authors belie that

notion in the many ways they celebrate that

which remains.

In The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh,

Kathryn Aalto discovers the real landscapes

that inspired A. A. Milne to create the

Hundred Acre Wood and the merry band of

friends who lived and played there. In Seeing

Seeds, the award-winning photographer

Robert Llewellyn shares the miracle of nature

in the smallest of packages. In Planting in a

Post-Wild World, Thomas Rainer and Claudia

West teach gardeners how to emulate wild

spaces by creating dynamic landscapes that

will stand the test of time. And in The Art of

Gardening, the gardeners of Chanticleer find

inspiration all around them and show home

gardeners how to bring those wonders into

their own backyards.

We’re proud to publish books that help people

discover the wonders of the natural world, and

we are committed to doing our part to ensure

its survival for generations to come.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Fall 2015New Releases 2

Backlist 25

HERBS AND EDIBLES 26

REGIONAL VEGETABLE GARDENING 29

GARDEN DESIGN 30

PERENNIALS AND ANNUALS 38

TREES AND SHRUBS 43

TROPICALS AND SUCCULENTS 46

SPECIALTY PLANTS 48

SCIENCE FOR GARDENERS 52

GARDEN REFERENCE 53

NATURE 57

ARMCHAIR GARDENING 59

ARTS, CRAFTS, AND INDOOR PLANTS 62

PACIFIC NORTHWEST 64

Indexes 67

Ordering Information 73

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The tales of Winnie-the-Pooh, Christopher Robin, and their merry bunch of friends playing at Poohsticks Bridge and the Floody Place are classic and beloved children’s literature. Read by millions of people and made into movies, toys, and countless other iterations, they are an iconic symbol of childhood.

In The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh, garden historian Kathryn Aalto reveals the real landscapes that inspired these imaginary tales. This charming narrative first details the collaboration between A. A. Milne and illustrator E. H. Shepard, revealing the interplay between artist and writer. It then explores the specific places in England’s Ashdown Forest that inspired the Hundred Acre Wood, the magical realm in which Pooh, Piglet, and Eeyore live and play. The last section details the flora and fauna of Ashdown Forest and acts as an armchair visitor’s guide to this enchanting place.

Packed with Shepard’s original illustrations and hundreds of new and historical photographs, The Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh is a must read for everyone who cherishes A. A. Milne’s classic tales.

The Natural World of Winnie- the-PoohExploring the Real Landscapes of the Hundred Acre WoodKATHRYN AALTO

KATHRYN AALTO is a landscape designer, historian, writer, and speaker living in Exeter, England. American by birth, she has master’s degrees in garden history and creative nonfiction with a particular interest in literary landscapes. Passionate about walking and natural history, she recently completed the Coast-to-Coast Walk across England with her family.

SEPTEMBER 2015Hardcover; 6¾ x 9308 pages; full color throughout$24.95 US/ $33.95 CAN/ £15.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-599-1 Product No: 689599

Exploring the Hundred Acre Wood

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• More than 70 million copies of A. A. Milne’s books have been sold worldwide

• Winnie-the-Pooh is a five-billion-dollar bear; he is the second highest earning fictional character after Mickey Mouse

• The charming package includes 45 of the original E. H. Shepard illustrations, along with hundreds of historic and contemporary photographs

• Same format and approach as Beatrix Potter’s Gardening Life, a bestseller with 40,000 copies in print

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The Trap for HeffalumpsAt Cotchford Farm, the old walnut tree provided enough room for the real Christopher Robin and his stuffed bear, but when his Lon-don friend Anne came to visit the country, the hollow felt crowded. Anne could visit, of course. She could come for tea. But living there? Utterly impossible, recalled Christopher Robin in his autobiog-raphy. Children of this age do not easily give up their space, even to best friends. Fortunately there was another piece of real estate close by—the well house, a shelter which covered over a new well dug to supply the Taskers’ cottage. The underground well was enclosed and a wooden shed covered it. Playing neighbors, Christo-pher Robin and Anne “visited” each other by walking along a path he had made.

The little stone path had been inspired by a garden project that was underway at the time. A man named Mr. Farmer had been hired to build crazy paving through their rock garden. Christopher Robin loved to watch him set down the sand base, arrange stones in pat-terns on top, and brush and water sand into the spaces between them. He wanted to do it, too. Mr. Farmer let him choose smaller stones, which Christopher Robin then carried one by one to his own “home” and garden under the walnut tree. There he laid his own path from the tree to the pump shed where Anne “lived.” Tasker then created a wooden sundial for him. But in the child’s mind, there was a problem: having an eye-catching object like a sundial was now a concern. He was afraid trespassers with malicious intent

“In Which Piglet Meets a Heffalump” (Winnie-the-Pooh)

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Little Piglet wants to face down his fears. He marches to the Heffalump Trap. He creeps to the side and peers in. But, in Pooh’s effort to lick every last bit of honey, he has gotten his head stuck in the jar. At the moment Piglet looks down, Pooh is making loud roar-ing noises, stumbling, and bumping his head on tree roots. Horri-fied, Piglet cries and scampers to Christopher Robin, who discovers the Heffalump in the Cunning Trap is actually Pooh, whose head has just hit a root and smashed the jar.

Like all stories in the Hundred Acre Wood, this one was inspired by real places and people, fears and joys, and stirred by a father’s writerly imagination. Christopher Robin did dig a Heffa-lump trap near the walnut tree at Cotchford Farm. In the story “Pig-let Meets a Heffalump,” the trap is situated near the Six Pine Trees. Those six pines could have been anywhere in Ashdown Forest, and the Heffalump Trap is a touching, silly story of pluck and bravery—perhaps a father’s gentle way of encouraging his son to face his own fears.

Rounding the spinney, from “In Which Pooh and Piglet Go Hunt-ing and Nearly Catch a Woozle” (Winnie-the-Pooh)

Piglet dreaming

“ Everyone who loves Pooh and Piglet and Christopher Robin will cherish this behind-the-scenes exploration of A. A. Milne’s world.”

—Amy Stewart, author of The Drunken Botanist and Wicked Plants

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Chanticleer is a 37-acre, internationally acclaimed public garden in Pennsylvania. It is renowned for its enchanting beauty and for encouraging experimentation and rule breaking by its gardening staff. It is a true gardener’s garden, whose mission is to bring joy to those who visit.

The Art of Gardening reveals the practices that make Chanticleer so outstanding and offers gardeners advice and inspiration for incorporating the principles at home. First, readers learn the key elements of Chanticleer’s design: making the most of a landscape’s natural features, integrating structures in the garden, creating themes to tie areas together, and making changes over time. A section devoted to plants includes tips on picking the right ones for specific purposes and unexpected suggestions for trees, shrubs, vines, perennials, annuals, grasses, and edible plants.

Featuring superb photographs by Rob Cardillo, this inspiring and practical book helps gardeners integrate the magic of Chanticleer into their own landscape.

The Art of GardeningDesign Inspiration and Innovative Planting Techniques from ChanticleerTHE CHANTICLEER GARDENERS AND R. WILLIAM THOMAS PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROB CARDILLO

R. WILLIAM THOMAS is the executive director of the Chanticleer Foundation. Thomas came to Chanticleer after a 26-year career at Longwood Gardens in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, where he worked in various roles in horticulture, design, and education.

CHANTICLEER has been called the most romantic, imaginative, and exciting public garden in America. The garden is a study of textures and forms, where foliage trumps flowers, the gardeners lead the design, and even the drinking fountains are sculptural.

SEPTEMBER 2015Paper Over Board; 73/8 x 11336 pages; full color throughout$34.95 US/ $46.95 CAN/ £25.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-544-1Product No: 689544

• Chanticleer receives more than 40,000 visitors each year and has been featured in national media including the New York Times, Sunset, and Martha Stewart Living

• Readers will learn how to incorporate design lessons from this extraordinary public garden into their own gardens

• Features enchanting photographs by award-winning photographer Rob Cardillo, the photographer of the bestselling book The Layered Garden

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Innovative design lessons

Unique planting ideas

Hundreds of inspiring photographs

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Seeing Seeds is an eye-opening glimpse into the complexities and quirks of plant life and its drive to reproduce and ensure its own continuation. Told through the breathtaking photographs of award-winning photographer Robert Llewellyn and the intriguing narrative of Teri Dunn Chace, it is an intimate look into the fascinating world of 100 seeds, seedheads, pods, and fruits.

This dazzling book answers questions we all have: What is a seed? What is inside a seed? How does it all work? It also allows the reader to discover the extraordinary beauty of seeds. For the first time, readers will see a horsetail spore dancing to a new place to grow, a cedar cone hoarding its winged seeds, and an okra catapulting its ripe seeds across the garden.

Seeing Seeds is a visual feast for gardeners, nature lovers, photography fans, and anyone interested in the secret lives of seeds.

Seeing SeedsA Journey into the World of Seedheads, Pods, and FruitPHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT LLEWELLYN WRITTEN BY TERI DUNN CHACE

AUGUST 2015Hardcover; 8½ x 10288 pages; full color throughout$29.95 US/ $39.95 CAN/ £20.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-492-5Product No: 689492

ROBERT LLEWELLYN has been photographing trees and landscapes for more than 40 years. His photographs have been featured in major art exhibits, and more than 30 books featuring his photography are in print, including Seeing Flowers and Seeing Trees. He lives in Earlysville, Virginia.

TERI DUNN CHACE is the author of How to Eradicate Invasive Plants, The Anxious Gardener’s Book of Answers, and Seeing Flowers. She has also written and edited extensively for Horticulture, American Gardener, Backyard Living, and Birds & Blooms. She lives in upstate New York.

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• The Seeing series has received stellar publicity coverage from national sources like the New York Times, Sunset, and Martha Stewart Living

• Llewellyn’s stunning photographs are the result of a unique technique known as image stacking, which allows every part of the picture to be in sharp focus

• Explores the ecological role of seeds, the importance of seedheads to wildlife, and the surprising role of dying plants in garden design

“ Llewellyn’s images reflect a depth of detail that until now, only the best botanical illustrators could approach.”

—The Washington Post

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A Must-See Series!

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• This bestselling series has a combined 89,000 copies in print

• Houseplants are more popular than ever and are considered an important element of a well-designed home

• Includes advice for palms, flowering and foliage plants, vines, ferns, orchids and bromeliads, cacti and succulents, and herbs

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Houseplants add style, clean the air, and bring nature indoors. But they are often plagued with problems—aphids, mealybugs, mites, and thrips to name just a few.

What’s Wrong With My Houseplant? shows how to keep indoor plants healthy by first teaching the reader how to identify the problem. This hardworking guide is organized in the helpful style of David Deardorff and Kathryn Wadsworth’s bestselling What’s Wrong series; it includes plant profiles for 148 plants organized by type, visual keys to the most of common problems, and the related organic solutions that will lead to a healthy plant.

This easy-to-navigate book is for anyone who loves and has struggled with their indoor plants—it will turn even the brownest thumbs green!

What’s Wrong With My Houseplant?Save Your Indoor Plants with 100% Organic Solutions DAVID DEARDORFF AND KATHRYN WADSWORTH JANUARY 2016

Paperback; 75/8 x 9¼ 304 pages; full color throughout$24.95 US/ $33.95 CAN/ £16.99ISBN: 978-1-60469-590-8Product No: 689590

ALSO AVAILABLE IN PAPER OVER BOARD: $34.95 US/ $46.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-633-2Product No: 689633

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DAVID DEARDORFF is a botanist and expert plant pathologist. He earned his PhD in botany from the University of Washington. He coordinated plant pathology research at the University of Hawaii and served as faculty advisor to the Master Gardener Program at Washington State University.

KATHRYN WADSWORTH is a writer, photographer, and naturalist, who enjoys sharing the wonders of the natural world with others. Currently, she can be found presenting workshops around the United States on a wide variety of topics, from gardening to ecology.

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Kelly Norris is a passionate advocate for gardening, and he wants everyone to experience the joy of planting a great garden. And the bedrock of every great garden is an amazing array of plants.

In Plants with Style, Norris celebrates a handpicked selection of fresh, eclectic plants that are perfect additions to the modern garden. The plants were chosen for their beauty, their ability to thrive in a home landscape, and because they deserve wider recognition. The book begins with an overview of the plants that provide a garden’s structure—trees, shrubs, climbers, and groundcovers. It then moves on to explore plants that provide seasonal interest, color, contrast, foliage, and personality. Norris shares growing information and design tips throughout.

Filled with inspiring color photographs and brimming with enthusiasm, Plants With Style is a perfect match for style-conscious home gardeners looking for trustworthy suggestions for perfectly chic plants.

Plants with StyleA Plantsman’s Choices for a Vibrant, 21st-Century Garden KELLY NORRIS

KELLY NORRIS is a horticulturist, plant breeder, and plantsman who lives in Bedford, Iowa. He and his family own Rainbow Iris Farm, and he is currently the horticultural manager at the Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden. As a speaker he has garnered national acclaim for his presentations of information and personal stories that share his love and knowledge of horticulture.

• Profiles of new and classic garden plants include growing and maintenance tips

• Inspiring photographs of successful garden designs from around the country offer inspiration

• Kelly Norris is one of the gardening world’s up-and-coming stars; the New York Times recently referred to him as one of “botany’s new boys”

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DECEMBER 2015Paperback with flaps; 7½ x 9256 pages; full color throughout$24.95 US/ $33.95 CAN/ £15.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-401-7Product No: 689401

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More people than ever before are taking control of their own health and turning to natural remedies for everything from the common cold to insomnia. But how do they find trustworthy advice?

The Herbal Apothecary by board-certified naturopath JJ Pursell is an accessible, hands-on resource for herbal enthusiasts. The book’s holistic approach covers the entire process from identification to prescription. An A-to-Z of 100 herbs highlights each plant’s medicinal uses. Herbal treatments are organized by condition and include common problems like acne, inflammation, and stress. And a section devoted to basic formulations includes step-by-step instructions for making capsules, oils, poultices, salves, syrups, teas, tinctures, and vinegars.

This comprehensive, accessible, and beautifully packaged guide is for enthusiasts looking for more detail, people new to the practice seeking solid advice, and anyone interested in taking ownership over their health.

The Herbal Apothecary100 Medicinal Herbs and How to Use ThemJJ PURSELL PHOTOGRAPHS BY SHAWN LINEHAN

JJ PURSELL is a board certified naturopathic physician and licensed acupuncturist who has worked with medicinal herbs for more than 20 years. Her business The Herb Shoppe sells herbs and herbal formulations and has locations in Portland, Oregon, and Brooklyn, New York.

She has been featured in Portland Monthly, Gardenista, Kale and Coriander, The Portland Healing Project, and Poppyswap.

DECEMBER 2015Paperback; 7 x 9312 pages; full color throughout$24.95 US/ $33.95 CAN/ £15.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-567-0Product No: 689567

ALSO AVAILABLE IN PAPER OVER BOARD: $34.95 US/ $46.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-662-2Product No: 689662

• Covers the full spectrum of medicinal herbs—from growing them at home to making herbal formulations for teas, tinctures, compresses, and salves

• The World Health Organization estimates that 80 percent of people regularly use some type of herbal remedy; sales of books on herbal medicine reflect this trend and grow each year

• Natural remedies are a hot media topic during the winter flu and cold season

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Step-by-step instructions for medicine making

Achieve health and well-being with 100 medicinal herbs

Treatments for the most common health concerns

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Good cooks know that when it comes to herbs, there is nothing better than those that are clipped fresh from the garden. The Culinary Herbal, by herb experts Susan Belsinger and Arthur O. Tucker, highlights 97 delicious varieties—like black cumin, fenugreek, lemon balm, and sassafras—that every food lover will want to add to their kitchen garden.

In this gorgeously photographed guide, home cooks will learn which herbs offer the most flavor, how to grow them at home, and how to put them to use. Plant profiles are organized alphabetically by herb type and include basic growing information, flavor notes, and culinary uses. Additional information includes step-by-step instructions for harvesting, preserving, and storing, along with techniques for making pastes, syrups, vinegars, and butters.

The Culinary Herbal is a must-have reference for the gardener who loves to cook and the cook who loves to garden.

The Culinary HerbalGrowing & Preserving 97 Flavorful HerbsSUSAN BELSINGER AND ARTHUR O. TUCKER PHOTOGRAPHS BY SHAWN LINEHAN

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ARTHUR O. TUCKER is a botanist specializing in the identification and chemistry of plants of flavor, fragrance, and medicine. He is the research professor and director of the Claude E. Phillips Herbarium.

SUSAN BELSINGER is a culinary herbalist, food writer, and photographer whose articles and photographs have been published in many national magazines and newspapers. She travels extensively, giving lectures and demonstrations on subjects pertaining to gardening and cooking with herbs.

JANUARY 2016Paper Over Board; 7 x 9288 pages; full color throughout$27.50 US/ $36.50 CAN/ £17.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-519-9Product No: 689519

THE ENCYCLOPEDI A of

HERBSA Comprehensive

Reference to Herbs of Flavor and Fragrance

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• Flavor profiles and growing information for 97 herb varieties

• Tips on harvesting and storing, and techniques specifically for making pastes, syrups, vinegars, and butters

• The perfect companion to a gardener’s favorite cookbook

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The flavor, cultivation, and uses of 97 herbs

Techniques for harvesting and preservation

Tips on making pastes, syrups, and butters

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Pepper fanatics are always on the hunt for more information on their favorite, feisty plant. This new book by Dave DeWitt—the Pope of Peppers—and Janie Lamson—the Capsicum Queen—has just what they’re looking for.

The Field Guide to Peppers is an information-packed identification guide to 400 pepper varieties. It is organized by type of chile and includes popular varieties like ancho, bell, cayenne, cherry, jalapeno, pasilla, pepperoncini, serrano, wax, and more.

Plant profiles feature all the details a pepperhead needs to know: common name, origin, source, pod length and width, plant height, color, harvest, and heat level, ranging from sweet to super hot. Each profile has a color photograph of the pepper and an extensive resource section includes tips on where to buy the best varieties.

The Field Guide to PeppersDAVE DEWITT AND JANIE LAMSON

DECEMBER 2015Paperback; 6½ x 9248 pages; full color throughout$24.95 US/ $33.95 CAN/ £15.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-588-5Product No: 689588

• Profiles for more than 400 pepper varieties include information on size, color, flavor, and heat scale

• Each summer there are hundreds of festivals dedicated to peppers and pepper-related merchandise fills gift shops from Father’s Day through the end of summer

• Dave DeWitt is regularly featured as a pepper expert in national magazines, daily newspapers, and on television

DAVE DEWITT has written more than 30 books on peppers. Chair of the board of the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum, DeWitt is an adjunct associate professor at New Mexico State University. His media company, Sunbelt Shows, Inc., produces the annual National Fiery Foods & Barbecue Show.

JANIE LAMSON is the owner of Cross Country Nurseries in New Jersey and of the website ChilePlants.com. She’s grown more than 500 varieties of pepper plants.

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The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the MidwestMICHAEL VANDERBRUG

The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Midwest is a complete, must-have guide to growing edible plants in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. The profiles for the top 50 edibles, tips on garden design and planning, and monthly tasks and to-do lists provide home gardeners with everything they need to have a bountiful and rewarding food garden.

MICHAEL VANDERBRUG began vegetable farming in 2001 on 50 acres of his grandfather’s farm in Jenison, Michigan. VanderBrug has also worked with several restaurants to design and install chef’s gardens, and he consulted with Blandford Nature Center to help them start their own farm. He is also the owner of the popular farm-to-table restaurant Trillium Haven Restaurant in Grand Rapids.

The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in Southern CaliforniaGERI MILLER

The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in Southern California is the ultimate beginner’s guide to growing food in the southern part of the Golden State, from San Diego to San Louis Obispo. It includes a list of the top 50 edibles for the area and a section on garden planning. It also breaks out tasks and information in a month-by-month format and provides home gardeners with everything they need to have a successful food garden.

GERI MILLER is the founder of Home Grown Edible Landscapes, where she oversees the execution of edible and native plant landscapes for both commercial and private properties. She is a certified master gardener and a member of the National Gardening Association, the California Native Plant Society, and the Theodore Payne Foundation. She contributes regularly to the Huffington Post and maintains the popular blog GroEdible.

DECEMBER 2015Paperback; 7½ x 9232 pages; b/w illustrations throughout$19.95 US/ $26.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-561-8 Product No: 689561

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• An in-depth look at the sources of inspiration used by famous landscape architects

• Features big names like Laurie Olin, Tom Stuart-Smith, Mikyoung Kim, and Thomas Woltz

• Highlights well-known projects like Chicago’s Crown Sky Garden and the Fulton Ferry Landing in Brooklyn

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Landscape architects have been trained to see the possibilities of a specific site, but the best landscape architects are also artists who use their skills and imaginations to create something new. And like all artists, they must begin with a creative spark.

The Inspired Landscape explores and illustrates the sources of inspiration that 21 outstanding landscape architects used in their most successful projects. Like the work of Sheila Brady, who used a wood sculpture as inspiration for the abstract shape of a large pond in the New York Botanical Garden’s Native Plant Garden. And Cornelia Oberlander, who found the vision for the form of a Vancouver green roof in a photograph of a gently undulating orchid leaf.

Lushly illustrated with original sketches, plans, and photographs and packed with international examples, this is a must have for professionals, students, and anyone interested in the story behind a work of art.

The Inspired LandscapeTwenty-One Extraordinary Landscape Architects Explore the Creative Process SUSAN COHEN

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SUSAN COHEN is a licensed landscape architect and fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects. A graduate of Smith College, Cohen received her professional degree in landscape architecture from the City College of New York and has taught courses at the New York

Botanical Garden, where she coordinates the Landscape Design Program and serves as a member of the board of advisors. In 1998 she founded the New York Botanical Garden’s celebrated Landscape Design Portfolio Lecture Series to introduce outstanding landscape architects from around the world to an enthusiastic audience.

OCTOBER 2015Paper Over Board; 8½ x 10284 pages; full color throughout$50.00 US/ $67.00 CAN/ £35.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-439-0Product No: 689439

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RICK DARKE & DOUG TALLAMY Principal photography by Rick Darke

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Rick Darke is a landscape consultant, lecturer, and photographer who blends art, ecology, and cultural geography in the design and stewardship of living landscapes. His work draws on a background in field botany and ecology and decades of inter-national exploration as Longwood Gardens’ Curator of Plants. He has won numerous awards, including the Scientific Award of the American Horticultural Society. His books include The Wild Garden: Expanded Edi-tion, The Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable Land-scapes, and The American Woodland Garden. For further information visit rickdarke.com.

Doug Tallamy is profes-sor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware in Newark, where he has written more than 80 research articles and has taught insect taxonomy, insect ecology, and behavioral ecology. Chief among his research goals is to bet-ter understand the many ways insects interact with plants and how such interactions determine the diversity of animal communities. Doug won the Silver Medal from the Garden Writer’s Associa-tion for his book Bringing Nature Home.

Jacket photographs by Rick DarkeJacket design by Patrick Barber

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Gardeners want a home landscape that nourishes and fosters wildlife. But they also want beauty, a space for the

kids to play, privacy, and maybe even a vegetable patch. Sure, it’s a tall order, but The Living Landscape shows how to do it. By combining the insights of two outstanding authors, it offers a model that anyone can follow. Inspired by its examples, you’ll learn the strategies for making and maintaining a diverse, layered landscape—one that offers beauty on many levels, provides outdoor rooms and turf areas for children and pets, incorporates fragrance and edible plants, and provides cover, shelter, and sustenance for wildlife. The Living Landscape is your roadmap to a richer, more satisfying garden.

The Living Landscape is the first collaboration between two of the most original and far-sighted thinkers in the realms of science, nature, landscape, and design. Rick Darke has won an international reputation both for his photography and for his subtle and penetrating writings on the many ways that humans interact with the landscape. Doug Tallamy changed the conversation about gardening with the publication of his landmark book, Bringing Nature Home, and continues to write and lecture on the vital role that native plants play in sustaining healthy ecosystems.

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Since the publication of Doug Tallamy’s Bringing Nature Home and Rick Darke’s The American Woodland Garden, many of us have come to realize the importance of native plants in sustaining wildlife and are adding more natives to our gardens. Yet it can be a challenge to make a garden that is friendly both to wildlife and to its human creators. Can a garden truly accomplish all this?

As The Living Landscape shows, you can indeed have it all: a beautiful garden that nurtures wildlife; provides spaces for play, meals, and entertaining; offers shelter and food; incorporates well-behaved nonnative plants; and deepens your appreciation of the amazing interconnections between plants, animals, insects, birds, and humans.

So, how do you do this? By adding or enriching the various “layers” that exist in healthy, functioning ecosystems: ground-covers, perennials, shrubs, understory trees, and canopy trees. The authors explain the importance of each layer and show how it works in the garden. The many exam-ples they provide will inspire you to create a home landscape that is diverse, visually satisfying, and sustaining on many levels.

Richly illustrated with superb photographs and informed by both a keen eye for design and an understanding of how healthy ecol-ogies work, The Living Landscape will enable you to create a garden that is full of life and that fulfills both human needs and the needs of wildlife communities.

RICK DARKE & DOUG TALLAMY

THE LIVING LANDSCAPEDARKE & TALLAMY

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We have driven nature out of our cities, but we can invite it back in by designing landscapes that look and function more like they do in the wild. The solution lies in understanding plantings as communities of compatible species that cover the ground in interlocking layers.

Planting in a Post-Wild World is an optimistic call to action dedicated to the idea of a new nature—a hybrid of both the wild and the cultivated that can flourish in cities and suburbs. The authors carefully and thoroughly propose a style of planting that shows how to incorporate native and nonnative species. Readers will learn the principles of designed plant communities, how to find inspiration in the wild, and how to create and manage a plant community.

This timely and essential reference is lushly illustrated with original planting plans and color photography. It will be required reading for garden and landscape designers, as well as knowledgeable gardeners.

Planting in a Post- Wild WorldDesigning Plant Communities for Resilient LandscapesTHOMAS RAINER AND CLAUDIA WEST

• The New York Times profiled Rainer’s home garden in November 2013 and he authors the influential blog Grounded Design

• Provides plant suggestions and design plans for creating plant communities that emulate nature

• Naturalistic planting design is the most current trend in landscape design

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SEPTEMBER 2015Paper Over Board; 8½ x 10272 pages; full color throughout$39.95 US/ $53.95 CAN/ £25.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-553-3Product No: 689553

THOMAS RAINER is a landscape architect, teacher, and writer who lives in Arlington, Virginia. He has designed landscapes for the United States Capitol grounds, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, and the New York, Botanical Garden. He has been featured in a range of

publications including the New York Times, Landscape Architecture Magazine, and Home & Design.

CLAUDIA WEST has an extensive background in horticulture, ecology, and environmental restoration. She is a consultant for North Creek Nurseries and has also worked for landscape architects Wolfgang Oehme and Carol Oppenheimer and for Sylva Native Nursery.

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• Features basic design principles, care for indoor plants, and profiles of the 60 best plants for interior spaces

• Kathy Fediw is an internationally known interior plantscape consultant, author, and speaker with over 30 years of experience

• Practical, inspiring, and the only book on the topic

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Interior plantscaping is the business of designing, growing, and maintaining plants in an indoor environment. It combines horticulture, interior design, and landscape architecture and uses plants to set a mood, direct foot traffic, and enhance architectural features.

The Manual of Interior Plantscaping, by industry expert Kathy Fediw, shows professionals how to design different types of interior plantscapes—from atriums, indoor gardens, and green walls to potted office plants, dish gardens, and terrariums. It includes basic design principles; tips on choosing the right plants; design guidelines for potted plants, interior gardens, green walls, and vertical gardens; and information on watering, pruning, grooming, and pests. A plant palette features profiles of the 60 best foliage and blooming plants for indoor use.

The Manual of Interior Plantscaping is a must have for people looking to excel in this field.

The Manual of Interior PlantscapingA Guide to Design, Installation, and Maintenance KATHY FEDIW

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KATHY FEDIW is an internationally known interior plantscape consultant, author, and speaker with over 30 years of experience. She is LEED certified and has written Green Plant Care Tips for Techs as well as a series of training manuals and numerous online courses

and articles. Fediw developed the Green Earth—Green Plants certification program and teaches eco-friendly horticultural practices and designs worldwide. She lives in the greater Houston area.

DECEMBER 2015Paper Over Board; 7½ x 9¼ 296 pages; full color throughout$49.95 US/ $66.95 CAN/ £35.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-557-1Product No: 689557

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Self-seeding plants are a key part of naturalistic gardens, one of the leading landscape design trends made popular by Piet Oudolf, Noel Kingsbury, and Thomas Rainer. But they can be difficult to manage and when left to their own devices they can quickly spiral out of control. Maintaining the balance of plants and developing the structure of the garden are important.

Taking inspiration from the gardens of Christopher Lloyd, Derek Jarman, and Henk Gerritsen, Cultivating Chaos teaches designers how to create beautiful, species-rich gardens. It offers advice on how to add discipline without losing the charming informality of the plants. It also includes tips on improving soil to maximize the chance of germination, advice on the best plants to start with, and lists of plants for different sites and conditions.

Cultivating Chaos is a lushly photographed and timely reference for students and professionals in the fields of garden and landscape design.

Cultivating ChaosHow to Enrich Landscapes with Self-Seeding PlantsJONAS REIF, CHRISTIAN KRESS, AND JÜRGEN BECKER

• Self-seeding plants are an essential element of naturalistic style

• This style of design is the biggest trend in landscape architecture

• Uses examples of iconic gardens from around the world to help illustrate and inspire

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AUGUST 2015Paper Over Board; 9½ x 9½ 192 pages; full color throughout$40.00 US/ $54.00 CAN/ £25.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-652-3Product No: 689652

JONAS REIF is an experimental landscape designer who designs vibrant, varied plantings for both private gardens and city parks.

CHRISTIAN KRESS is the owner of the nursery Sarastro Perennials in Austria, which is one of the most important perennials nurseries in central Europe.

JÜRGEN BECKER is a successful, international garden photographer. He trained at the Academy of Art in Düsseldorf and has won Garden Media Guild awards for his work.

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• Helpful definitions from a variety of scientific fields

• Includes black and white illustrations throughout

• Part of the Timber Press Science for Gardeners series—books that make scientific concepts accessible to home gardeners

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Climate change, ecology, native plants, pollination, and organic soil are just a few examples of where gardening meets science. These topics are regularly written about in gardening books and magazines that feature scientific terms that may be unfamiliar and intimidating to readers.

The Dictionary of Science for Gardeners defines more than 6,000 scientific words that relate to gardening. It includes terms from 16 diverse fields of study, including geography, entomology, zoology, climatology, and ecology. The language is straightforward and accessible to the lay reader with helpful black and white illustrations when necessary. Readers will learn the meaning of words from abaptation (the ability of a species to prosper in a particular environment) to zygote (the fertilized ovum of a plant or animal) and everything in between.

The Dictionary of Science for Gardeners is an essential reference for advanced gardeners, horticultural students, and professionals.

The Dictionary of Science for Gardeners6000 Scientific Terms Explored and ExplainedMICHAEL ALLABY

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MICHAEL ALLABY is an award-winning science writer. His Plants and Plant Life won the Booklist Editors Choice in 2001. He is editor of four science dictionaries for Oxford University Press. He lives in the United Kingdom.

AUGUST 2015Paper Over Board; 7 x 9556 pages; b/w illustrations throughout$39.95 US/ $53.95 CAN/ £25.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-483-3Product No: 689483

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Once known only to collectors, adolescent boys, and fans of the cult film The Little Shop of Horrors, carnivorous plants—plants that eat bugs and small rodents for food—are poised to be the next big trend. Commonly sold alongside succulents and air plants, they provide striking architectural style and can be grown indoors and in gardens.

Carnivorous Plants by Nigel Hewitt-Cooper is an accessible, smartly designed guide to growing this unusual group of plants. It offers a general introduction to the world of carnivorous plants, and growing and cultivation information for commonly available and easily grown varieties. Hewitt-Cooper provides advice on where to grow the plants; year-round care, cultivation, and maintenance; and a directory of the best carnivorous plants for home gardeners.

Carnivorous Plants is for fans and collectors of these otherworldly plants and those curious about trying something new.

Carnivorous PlantsHow to Garden with These Extraordinary BotanicalsNIGEL HEWITT-COOPER

• Carnivorous plants are more popular than ever; they are sold alongside air plants and succulents and have been featured on design-savvy sites like The Horticult and Gardenista

• Shows gardeners how to successfully use carnivorous plants in a home garden setting

• Includes ideas for using the plants in containers, displays, and terrariums

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FEBRUARY 2016Paper Over Board; 8 x 9224 pages; full color throughout$29.95 US/ $39.95 CAN/ £18.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-579-3Product No: 689579

NIGEL HEWITT-COOPER’S fascination with plants that trap animals began at a young age, and his botanical journey of over 30 years has taken him from his first venus fly trap at the age of seven, to a Chelsea Flower Show gold medalist. He started his

nursery, Hewitt-Cooper Carnivorous Plants, in 1997. He is also the national collection holder for the sundews, drosera.

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NortheastForaging

Leda Meredith

120 wild and �avorful edibles from beach plums to wineberries

“A book that wild food gatherers of all skill levels will want to own.” —Sam Thayer, author of The Forager’s Harvest and Nature’s Garden

• Successful series with more than 80,000 combined copies in print

• Profiles of 989 species include clear, concise descriptions, detailed photographs, and a range map

• Published with support from the New England Wild Flower Society, a leading name in conservation with more than 4,500 active members

The Timber Press Field Guide series originally focused on the wildflowers, insects, mushrooms, and wildlife of the Pacific Northwest. We’re now expanding this successful series to the rest of the United States.

In Wildflowers of New England, Ted Elliman, a plant ecologist for the New England Wild Flower Society, describes and illustrates more than 900 species commonly encountered in Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode Island, and Connecticut. This comprehensive guide includes perennials, annuals, and bulbs, both native and naturalized. Organized first by flower color and then by petal shape, this helpful guide boasts thousands of color photographs. Introductory information includes an explanation of plant parts, keys to the plants, and information on plant names.

Wildflowers of New England is for hikers, naturalists, gardeners, and anyone wishing to learn more about the region’s diverse wildflowers.

Wildflowers of New EnglandA Timber Press Field Guide TED ELLIMAN AND THE NEW ENGLAND WILD FLOWER SOCIETY

FEBRUARY 2016Flexibind; 5¾ x 8¼ 462 pages; full color throughout$27.95 US/ $37.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-464-2Product No: 689464

TED ELLIMAN is a plant ecologist for the New England Wild Flower Society in Framingham, Massachusetts. Previously, he worked as an ecologist for the National Park Service and has written numerous articles on botanical subjects for conservation organizations, scientific journals, and state and federal environmental agencies.

THE NEW ENGLAND WILD FLOWER SOCIETY is the nation’s oldest plant conservation organization and a recognized leader in native plant conservation, horticulture, and education. The society’s headquarters, Garden in the Woods, is a renowned native plant botanic garden in Framingham, Massachusetts, that attracts visitors from all over the world.

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New & Notable

Tovah Martin’s handpicked selection of tough and beautiful indoor plants.

Step-by-step projects that help turn an outdoor space from grey to great.

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The Edible Front YardThe mow-less, grow-more plan for a beautiful, bountiful garden

IVETTE SOLER

This groundbreaking book shows how to combine edibles and ornamentals into a beautiful, productive front garden. Includes design advice, plant picks, and maintenance.

paperback, 8½ x 10" 216 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-199-3 Product No. 689199 eISBN: 978-1-60469-290-7

Fruit Trees in Small SpacesAbundant harvests from your own backyardCOLBY EIERMAN

Eierman shows gardeners how to select, prune, train, and maintain fruit trees and offers inspiring design ideas for small spaces and creative recipes.

paperback, 8 x 9" 264 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-190-0 Product No. 689190 eISBN: 978-1-60469-391-1

The Organic Backyard VineyardA step-by-step guide to growing your own grapesTOM POWERS

This illustrated handbook shows how to design and build a vineyard, select grapes for each region, and maximize yield using organic maintenance techniques.


The Complete Chile Pepper BookA gardener’s guide to choosing, growing, preserving, and cookingDAVE DEWITT & PAUL W. BOSLAND

Dewitt and Bosland profile 100 popu-lar varieties and include information on growing, harvesting, and preserva-tion. Includes 85 recipes for appetiz-ers, main dishes, and desserts.

paperback, 8½ x 8½" 336 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2009ISBN: 978-1-60469-580-9Product No. 689580eISBN: 978-1-60469-139-9

hardcover: $29.95 CAN$39.95ISBN: 978-0-88192-920-1Product No. 682920

What’s Wrong With My Vegetable Garden?100% organic solutions for all your vegetables, from artichoke to zucchini

DAVID DEARDORFF & KATHRYN WADSWORTH

Deardorff and Wadsworth teach gardeners how to identify the plant problem, and offers the organic solution. Includes detailed growing information for 45 edible plants.

paperback, 75/8 x 9¼" 252 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-184-9 Product No. 689184

What’s Wrong With My Fruit Garden?100% organic solutions for berries, trees, nuts, vines, and tropicals

DAVID DEARDORFF & KATHRYN WADSWORTH

Clear photographs help gardeners diagnose specific problems, and accompanying charts point to the appropriate, 100% organic solution. Includes profiles for 37 plants.


hardcover: $34.95 CAN $46.95ISBN: 978-1-60469-488-8Product No. 689488

PLANT PROBLEMS SOLVED!

What’s Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?) A visual guide to easy diagnosis and organic remediesDAVID DEARDORFF & KATHRYN WADSWORTH

This helpful guide provides an easy system for visually diagnosing any plant problem and matching it to the right, completely organic cure.


Garden Writers Association Silver Award 55,000 in print

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The Vegetable Gardener's Guide to PermacultureCreating an edible ecosystem

CHRISTOPHER SHEIN

This information-packed guide shows vegetable gardeners how to implement permaculture principles with tips on building healthy soil, creating a food garden, and more.

paperback, 8½ x 10" 268 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-270-9 Product No. 689270eISBN: 978-1-60469-540-3

The Encyclopedia of HerbsA comprehensive reference to herbs of flavor and fragrance

ARTHUR O. TUCKER & THOMAS DEBAGGIO

A comprehensive approach to every aspect of growing, identifying, harvesting, preserving, and using more than 500 species of herbs.

hardcover, 7 x 9" 604 pp, line drawings throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-994-2 Product No. 682994 eISBN: 978-1-60469-134-4

Library Journal’s Best Reference Award

THE ENCYCLOPEDI A of

HERBSA Comprehensive

Reference to Herbs of Flavor and Fragrance

A RTHUR O. TUCK ER and

THOM A S DEBAGGIO

The Lavender Lover’s HandbookThe 100 most beautiful and fragrant varieties for growing, crafting, and cooking

SARAH BERRINGER BADER

Bader highlights 100 stunning lavender varieties, with information on color, fragrance, and pruning. Includes harvesting, cooking, and crafting with lavender.

hardcover, 7½ x 9" 192 pp, full color throughout $27.95 CAN$37.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-221-1 Product No. 689221 eISBN: 978-1-60469-399-7

Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club

Homegrown BerriesSuccessfully grow your own strawberries, rasp-berries, blueberries, blackberries, and moreA TIMBER PRESS GROWING GUIDE

Includes information on site selection, soil preparation, disease prevention, design, and pruning, in addition to profiles of the best strawberries, blackberries, blueberries, and more.

paperback, 8 x 9"208 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-317-1Product No. 689317eISBN: 978-1-60469-673-8

Small-Space Vegetable GardensGrowing great edibles in containers, raised beds, and small plotsANDREA BELLAMY

Bellamy shows readers how to find space, how to plan and build a garden, and how to sow, grow, and harvest the top 60 edibles for small spaces.

paperback, 8 x 9"232 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-547-2Product No. 689547

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The Kitchen Gardener’s HandbookDesign plans, seasonal checklists, fresh recipes, plant profiles & growing tips, flowers for the table

JENNIFER R. BARTLEY

Home gardeners will learn how to plant, grow, and harvest the best vegetables each season. Includes recipes, monthly garden chores, and eight garden designs.


Selection of the GoodCook and HomeStyle Book Clubs

Designing the New Kitchen GardenAn American potager handbook

JENNIFER R. BARTLEY

Bartley shows home gardeners how to adapt the traditional features of a classic kitchen garden for contemporary needs and conditions.

hardcover, 8½ x 10" 222 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2006 ISBN: 978-0-88192-772-6 Product No. 682772

SMALL-SPACEVEGETABLE

GARDENS ANDREA BELLAMY

Growing Great Edibles in Containers, Raised Beds, and Small Plots

If I could recommend one book for small-space vegetable

gardening, this would be it. Andrea Bellamy nailed it!

JOE LAMP’Lhost, award-winning PBS TV series,

Growing a Greener World

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NEW NEW NEW

Start a Community Food GardenThe essential handbookLAMANDA JOY

Joy covers every step of launching a successful community garden: fundraising, organizing, site sourcing, design, planning, finding and managing volunteers, and the basics of growing fruits and vegetables.

paperback, 8 x 10"224 pp, two color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-484-0Product No. 689484eISBN: 978-1-60469-668-4

Publishers Weekly Best Book fo 2014

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The Complete Book of GarlicA guide for gardeners, growers, and serious cooks

TED JORDAN MEREDITH

This complete reference includes profiles of nearly 150 cultivars, along with chapters covering natural history, taxonomy, cultivation, cuisine, culture, and curing and storage.

hardcover, 8 x 10" 332 pp, full color throughout $45.00 CAN$60.00 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-883-9 Product No. 682883

Taming the TruffleThe history, lore, and science of the ultimate mushroom

IAN R. HALL, GORDON T. BROWN, & ALESSANDRA ZAMBONELLI

The authors describe commercial truffles in detail, along with information on host plants, natural habitats, cultivation, maintenance, pests and diseases, and harvesting.


The Complete Book of PotatoesWhat every grower and gardener needs to know

HIELKE DE JONG, JOSEPH B. SIECZKA, & WALTER DE JONG

Practical and technical information about origin, conventional and organic production techniques, pest management, and storage practices rounds out this growing guide.

hardcover, 75/8 x 9½" 260 pp, color insert $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-999-7 Product No. 682999 eISBN: 978-1-60469-307-2

Uncommon Fruits for Every GardenLEE REICH

A detailed guide to growing 23 unusual fruits at home, including juneberries, beach plums, lingonberries, cornelian cherries, and more.

paperback, 6 x 9" 308 pp, color insert $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-944-7 Product No. 682944 eISBN: 978-1-60469-163-4

The Rancho Gordo Heirloom Bean Grower’s GuideSteve Sando’s 50 favorite varieties

STEVE SANDO

Sando features 50 heirloom beans with growing information and flavor profiles. Also includes bean history and botany, along with 15 recipes.

paperback, 7 x 9¼" 180 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-102-3 Product No. 689102 eISBN: 978-1-60469-310-2

The Complete Book of PotatoesWHAT EVERY GROWER AND GARDENER NEEDS TO KNOW

HIELKE DE JONGJOSEPH B. SIECZKAWALTER DE JONG

TM

Steve Sando’S 50 Favorite varieties

Heirloom Bean Grower’S Guide

“Packed with history, information, and wonderful stories, this timely book will keep you entertained and well fed.” —BarBara FaircHild, former editor-in-chief, Bon Appetit magazine

The

Food Plants of the WorldAn illustrated guide

BEN-ERIK VAN WYK

This comprehensive reference profiles over 350 food plants, including cereals, legumes, nuts, seeds, fruits, vegetables, herbs, sugar plants, beverages, and spices.

hardcover, 6½ x 9½" 480 pp, full color throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2005 ISBN: 978-0-88192-743-6 Product No. 682743

The Beginner’s Guide to Growing Heirloom VegetablesThe 100 easiest-to-grow, tastiest vegetables for your garden

MARIE IANNOTTI

Iannotti features detailed growing information and flavor profiles for 100 heirloom vegetables and the stories behind each unique variety.

paperback, 7½ x 9½" 252 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-188-7 Product No. 689188 eISBN: 978-1-60469-384-3

Apples of North America192 exceptional varieties for gardeners, growers, and cooks

TOM BURFORD

Profiles of 192 apple varieties include growing information and tasting notes. Also includes tips on preserving, fermenting, and cooking techniques.

hardcover, 8 x 9" 300 pp, full color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-249-5 Product No. 689249eISBN: 978-1-60469-555-7

American Horticultural Society Book Award

BEST SELLER

The Speedy Vegetable GardenMARK DIACONO & LIA LEENDERTZ

This fun guide highlights 50 quick crops, with complete information on how to sow, grow, and harvest. Also includes more than 50 recipes.

paperback, 8 x 8¾" 208 pp, full color throughout $18.95 CAN$25.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-326-3 Product No. 689326eISBN: 978-1-60469-570-0

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REGIONAL VEGETABLE GARDENING

The NortheastMARIE IANNOTTI

For gardeners in CT, DE, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT, and the southernmost parts of Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Quebec.

paperback, 7½ x 9" 232 pp, two color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-421-5Product No. 689421eISBN: 978-1-60469-595-3

6-copy counter display: $119.70 CAN$161.70 ISBN: 978-1-60469-505-2 Product No. 689505

The Mountain StatesMARY ANN NEWCOMER

For gardeners in CO, ID, MT, northern NV, eastern WA and OR, UT, WY, and the southernmost parts of Alberta and Saskatchewan.

paperback, 7½ x 9" 224 pp, two color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-427-7 Product No. 689427eISBN: 978-1-60469-594-6


The SouthwestTRISHA SHIREY

For gardeners in AZ, NV, NM, OK, TX, UT, eastern CA, and southern CO.

paperback, 7½ x 9"240 pp, two color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-535-9Product No. 689535eISBN: 978-1-60469-679-0

6-copy counter display:$119.70 CAN$161.70ISBN: 978-1-60469-603-5Product No. 689603

The SoutheastIRA WALLACE

For gardeners in AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, and WV.



The Pacific NorthwestLORENE EDWARDS FORKNER

For gardeners in western OR, WA, northern CA, and British Columbia.



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176 Edibles A to Z

OnionsOnions have a reputation for being a challenging

crop, but these culinary essentials are actually a

cinch when you choose the right types and use the

right timing for our region. For a year-round kitchen

staple, choose storage types, like pungent yellow bul-

bing onions and lesser-known—but extremely easy to

grow in our region—perennial multiplier onions. Crisp

green onions give your cooking a professional touch,

and they’re very easy to grow. For a growing guide

for perennial multiplier onions (i.e., potato onions

and shallots) see the October chapter; if you plan to

grow perennial onions, be sure to order bulbs well in

advance of fall planting.

GROWING Bulbing onions have only a short window of

time to grow before spring heat or lengthening days trig-

ger the bulbs to stop growing and start drying down. To

ensure they have enough time to grow before this hap-

pens, Southeast gardeners sow onion seeds in the fall

through very early spring, and choose the right varieties

for our latitude. Short Day (SD) types bulb with 10–12 hours

of daylight; grow these south of 35ºN. Northern garden-

ers grow Long Day (LD) types, which bulb with 14–16 hours

of daylight; these are best grown north of 38ºN. If you’re

in between these latitudes, like many of us in the Upper

South, choose LD varieties that mature on the early side

(look at the day length), or choose SD varieties. You’ll have

the best results if you sow in fall and keep the seedlings

growing over winter in the greenhouse, cold frame, or

under row cover.

In the Upper South, sow bulbing onion seeds in a cold

frame or greenhouse. In the Lower South, gardeners can

direct sow bulbing onion seeds in the garden. Sow the

seeds ½ inch apart if you plan to transplant later, or 2

inches apart if you direct sow. Thin to about 3 inches apart.

Cover with fine soil or compost, ¼–½ inch deep. Be sure

to transplant when the seedlings are still a little narrower

than a pencil, and by early spring (February). Onions don’t

tolerate weeds, so prioritize weeding this crop. Provide

ample moisture. Organic mulch helps keep down the weeds

and keeps in water and nutrients. Practice crop rotation of

at least three years to control pests and diseases.

Traditional green onions (often sold as bunching onions)

only do really well in our region in the fall through spring

(under cover where winters are cold). Sow them just like

bulbing onions, but at about ½ inch apart and thin or trans-

plant to at least 1 inch apart. (Turn to perennial bunching

chives for green onion style in the hottest months.) Sow

just once in the fall, or for lots sow once in the fall and

again in the early spring. A single sowing can be harvested

over an extended period.

HARVESTING For bulbing onions, pull up the whole crop

in one harvest for the easiest curing and storage. When

half of the tops have fallen over, pull up the bulbs and cure

them by hanging or spreading under cover with good ven-

tilation, for two to three weeks. They’re done curing when

the necks have thoroughly dried. Clip off the tops to within

1 inch of the bulb and store in mesh bags in a well-ventilated

place. For green onions, whenever the tops are big enough,

you can start harvesting. Pull them up whole.

VARIETIES Short Day (SD) varieties: Texas Early Grano

(100 days) is often called the mother of all sweet onions,

and Granex hybrid (80 days) is one of the famous sweet

Vidalia types. Long Day (LD) varieties: Yellow of Parma

(110 days) was the best storage onion in our 2011 trials, and

Red Wethersfield (100 days) was grown by Jefferson at

Monticello.

For green onions, Deep Purple (60 days) brings extra

color, just on the bottoms. Evergreen Hardy White (65

days) reliably overwinters even in The North.

SEED SAVING Isolate varieties by a minimum of 150 feet.

For pure seed, cage plants or isolate by ¼–½ mile.

ParsnipsSweet, nutty parsnips are hardy, easy-to-grow root

vegetables, closely related to carrots. Parsnips are

slow growing, so be patient! They’re worth the wait.

Heavy frosts sweeten the roots, and they’ll happily

wait in the ground until you’re ready to harvest. For

gardeners looking to eat locally year round, parsnips

are an old staple worth rediscovering.

GROWING Sow parsnip seeds ½ inch deep, one to two

seeds per inch, in rows 18 inches apart, as soon as the

soil can be worked in the spring, and by July at the latest.

Very far-south and coastal areas may have better results

sowing in September for spring harvest. Soak the seeds

for 24 hours before sowing to help germination. When your

plants emerge, thin to 4-inch spacing. Your soil should be

well drained and not too rich. The top 10 inches or deeper

should be loose and clod free. Don’t let the soil dry out

while the seeds are germinating, which can take up to three

weeks. Sow radishes every 3–4 inches to prevent soil crust-

ing and mark the rows. Liberal mulch will help give even

moisture to the plants.

HARVESTING Use a garden fork to loosen the soil around

the roots before pulling them. For the best-tasting pars-

nips, harvest after a few frosts. You can leave the plants in

the ground all winter, but cover them with a thick layer of

organic mulch and harvest before new top growth starts

in the spring. Parsnips grown in frost-free areas may not

develop the same “frost-touched” sweetness. Cut off the

leaves ¼ inch above the top of the root and store as you

would carrots.

VARIETIES Heirloom varieties Hollow Crown and Turga

both have stout roots good for clay soils. Both are ready in

about 100 days, perfect for either spring or fall sowings.

SEED SAVING Isolate varieties of this biennial by ¼ mile

for home use. Overwinter and allow to flower. Harvest

seeds when they are brown and allow them to dry in a

single layer for two weeks.

Grow Well

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Bestselling Regional Vegetable Growing Guides

These regional growing guides, written by local experts, include month-by-month advice on sowing, planting, and harvesting, along with an A -to-Z reference to the 50 best vegetables, fruits, and herbs for each locale.

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Pots in the GardenExpert design and planting techniquesRAY ROGERS

Explores the basic design principles of using containers outdoors, with tips on creating focal points, using water features, and more.

hardcover, 8 x 9" 248 pp, full color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2007 ISBN: 978-0-88192-834-1 Product No. 682834 eISBN: 978-1-60469-165-8


The Encyclopedia of Container PlantsMore than 500 outstanding choices for gardeners

RAY ROGERS & ROB CARDILLO

A complete reference to more than 500 outstanding container plants with information on height and spread, growing requirements, key design attributes, and propagation.

hardcover, 8½ x 11¼" 345 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-0-88192-962-1 Product No. 682962

Garden Writers Association Silver Award Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club

The Essential Garden Design WorkbookSecond edition

ROSEMARY ALEXANDER

Alexander offers a workbook-style approach to planning a garden, including how to survey a site, choose landscaping materials, and develop planting schemes.

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45,00 in print

The Essential Garden Maintenance WorkbookROSEMARY ALEXANDER

Alexander shows gardeners how to maintain a garden, including how to prune, manage soil, move plants, cope with weeds, and more.

flexibind, 75/8 x 95/8" 384 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2006 ISBN: 978-0-88192-783-2 Product No. 682783

Small-Space Container GardensTransform your balcony, porch, or patio with fruits, flowers, foliage, and herbs

FERN RICHARDSON

Richardson offers practical and creative design solutions for container gardening in a small space with tips on plant choices, styling, and maintenance.


The Well-Tended Perennial GardenPlanting & pruning techniquesExpanded edition

This bestselling book details the essential practices of perennial care, such as deadheading, pinching, cutting back, thinning, disbudding, and deadleafing. An A-to-Z encyclopedia of important perennial species and a journal for note taking is also included.

50 High-Impact, Low-Care Garden PlantsTough-but-beautiful plants anyone can grow

DiSabato-Aust features complete growing information for 50 show-stopping plants personally handpicked after years of study. Each selection has passed her test for toughness, beauty, durability, and ease of maintenance.

paperback, 7½ x 9" 168 pp, full color throughout $16.95 CAN$22.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-950-8 Product No. 682950



The Well-Designed Mixed GardenBuilding beds and borders with trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, and bulbs

This lushly illustrated master class on garden design fundamentals includes complete information on site evaluation, color theory, planning for maintenance, and a gallery of detailed design plans.

PERENNIAL ALL STARTRACY DISABATO-AUST is an award-winning designer who combines artistic vision with practical horticultural strategies. She has been a frequent guest on national garden television and radio gardening shows and has been featured in national media, including Fine Gardening, Horticulture, Garden Design, Gardens Illustrated, the New York Times, the Daily Telegraph, and the National Post.

ABOUT TRACY DISABATO-AUST

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Contemporary Color in the LandscapeTop designers, inspiring ideas, new combinations

ANDREW WILSON

Wilson showcases how leading garden and landscape designers are using color in inspiring and innovative designs.

hardcover, 8½ x 10¼" 280 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-996-6 Product No. 682996 eISBN: 978-1-60469-302-7

From Art to LandscapeUnleashing creativity in garden design

W. GARY SMITH

Landscape architect W. Gary Smith explores how garden designers and landscape architects use art, including drawing, painting, poetry, and sculpture, to inspire their garden design.

hardcover, 8¾ x 10¼" 300 pp, full color throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-0-88192-973-7 Product No. 682973

American Horticultural Society Book Award Living Now Book Award

American Home LandscapesA design guide to creating period garden styles

DENISE WILES ADAMS & LAURA L. S. BURCHFIELD

A comprehensive, illustrated guide to recreating a historical landscape design that is adapted to meet the needs of modern clients.

paper over board, 8½ x 10" 304 pp, full color throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-040-8 Product No. 689040

Plant-Driven DesignCreating gardens that honor plants, place, and spirit

SCOTT OGDEN & LAUREN SPRINGER OGDEN

This lushly photographed guide shows how to create designs where plants are the dominant feature and is supported by extensive lists of plants for specific purposes.

hardcover, 9¼ x 10¾" 284 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-877-8 Product No. 682877 eISBN: 978-1-60469-159-7


contemporary color in the landscapetop designers | inspiring ideas | new combinationss

andrew wilson

Cultivating Garden Style Inspired ideas and practical advice to unleash your garden personality

This gorgeous guide to outdoor design features 23 unique garden styles, suggestions for recreating the looks, and tips on discovering personal style. Simple step-by-step projects help homeowners personalize their space, helpful tips offer essential lessons in gardening and design, and more than 1,500 dazzling color photographs offer endless inspiration.

OUTDOOR STYLE GURUROCHELLE GREAYER is the editor of Pith + Vigor, creator of the popular blog Studio ‘g,’ and a weekly columnist for Apartment Therapy. A graduate of the English Gardening School in London, she designs gardens for international clients and earned a coveted medal from the Royal Horticultural Society for her garden at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show.

paper over board, 8 x 10"320 pp, full color throughout$35.00 CAN$47.00 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-477-2Product No. 689477





ABOUT ROCHELLE GREAYER

“ Thorough, inspirational, and a total win.” —Sunset

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The Self-Sustaining GardenThe guide to matrix plantingPETER THOMPSON

Thompson shares the principles of matrix planting with specific applications and shows how to turn them into a strong, sustainable garden.

hardcover, 7½ x 97/8" 192 pp, full color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2007 ISBN: 978-0-88192-837-2 Product No. 682837

Gardening with Shape, Line and TextureA plant design sourcebookLINDEN HAWTHORNE

Hawthorne emphasizes the key role that size and shape play in garden design. This guide includes a directory of plants organized by shape.


Fearless Color GardensThe creative gardener’s guide to jumping off the color wheelKEEYLA MEADOWS

Meadows shares the unique vision behind her famously exuberant garden and helps gardeners apply the style to their space.

hardcover, 8½ x 10"180 pp, full color throughout $27.95 CAN$37.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-940-9 Product No. 682940 eISBN: 978-1-60469-129-0

Landscapes of ChangeInnovative designs and reinvented sitesROXI THOREN

Thoren examines how new site expectations have resulted in groundbreaking work in the field of landscape architecture, with 26 case studies from around the world.

paperback, 8 x 10¾" 256 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-386-7Product No. 689386

ASLA Best Book of 2014

A Child’s Garden60 ideas to make any garden come alive for childrenMOLLY DANNENMAIER

This imaginative guide showcases a wide range of innovative gardens, both large and small, in which children can play, learn, and experience nature.


A Garden GalleryInspiration from an enchanted world of plants and artistryGEORGE LITTLE & DAVID LEWIS

Little and Lewis reveal the secrets behind their renowned garden in the Puget Sound.

paperback, 9¼ x 10" 176 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-914-0 Product No. 682914

Garden Writers Association Silver Award

LANDSCAPES OF CHANGE

ROXI THOREN

INNOVATIVE DESIGNS AND REINVENTED SITES

BEST SELLER The Layered Garden Design lessons for year-round beauty from Brandywine Cottage

This gorgeous book shows gardeners how to recreate the beauty of Culp’s Brandywine Cottage through the basic lessons of layering—how to choose the correct plants, how to design a layered garden, and how to maintain it. The book culminates with a chapter dedicated to signature plants for all four seasons. Lush photography makes it both practical and inspirational.

GARDEN DESIGN EXPERTDAVID L. CULP is the creator of the gardens at Brandywine Cottage in Dowingtown, Pennsylvania. Culp has been lecturing about gardens nationwide for more than 15 years. His articles have appeared in Country Living, Fine Gardening, and Green Scene, and he is a contributing editor to Horticulture magazine. He has developed the Brandywine hybrid strain of hellebores, and was recently cited in the Wall Street Journal for his expertise on snowdrops. The garden at Brandywine Cottage has been featured several times in Martha Stewart Living and on HGTV.


Garden Writers Association Gold Award Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club

ABOUT DAVID L. CULP

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BEST SELLER Planting A new perspectivePIET OUDOLF & NOEL KINGSBURY

This groundbreaking work shares Oudolf’s original planting designs and plant groupings, and explicitly shows how his gardens and landscapes are made. It explains how plants behave in different situations, what goes on underground, and which species make good neighbors. Extensive plant charts are organized by structure, color, and texture.

LEADING LANDSCAPE DESIGNERPIET OUDOLF is among the world’s most innovative garden designers and a leading exponent of naturalistic planting, a style that takes inspiration from nature but employs artistic skill in creating planting schemes. Oudolf's extensive work includes public and private gardens all over the world. He is best known for his work on the High Line and Battery Park in New York, the Lurie Garden in Chicago's Millennium Park, Potters Field Park in London, and his own private garden at Hummelo in the Netherlands.


35,00 in print

ABOUT PIET OUDOLF

Therapeutic GardensDesign for healing spacesDANIEL WINTERBOTTOM & AMY WAGENFELD

This professional guide offers an innovative approach that translates therapeutic design principles into practice. Using examples from around the world, it demonstrates how spaces can be designed to support learning, sensory nurturance, and overall health.

paper over board, 7 ½ x 9"324 pp, full color throughout$45.00 CAN$60.00 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-442-0Product No. 689442

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The Green Roof ManualA professional guide to design, installation, and maintenance

EDMUND C. SNODGRASS & LINDA MCINTYRE

A complete professional guide to the structure, function, horticulture, and logistics of green roofs. Includes surveys of completed projects worldwide.

hardcover, 73/8 x 9½" 296 pp, full color throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-049-1 Product No. 689049 eISBN: 978-1-60469-257-0

A Professional Guide to Design, Installation, and

Maintenance

THE

MANUALROOF

GREEN

Edmund C. Snodgrass and Linda McIntyre

Edmund C. Snodgrass and Linda McIntyre

“An indispensable reference and source book for the ongoing green roof explosion.”

— MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURG

“An indispensable reference and source book for the ongoing green roof explosion.”

— MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURG

Small Green RoofsLow-tech options for greener living

NIGEL DUNNETT, DUSTY GEDGE, JOHN LITTLE, & EDMUND C. SNODGRASS

40 illustrated profiles of small and domestic-scale green roof designs include details on design, construction, installation, care, and maintenance.



The Professional Design Guide to Green RoofsKARLA DAKIN, LISA LEE BENJAMIN, & MINDY PANTIEL

This highly visual guide is an exploration of the aesthetics of rooftop garden design and the process behind it. For landscape architects and garden designers.


Planting Green Roofs and Living WallsRevised and updated editionNIGEL DUNNETT & NOËL KINGSBURY

Dunnet and Kingsbury offer techniques for designing, implementing, and maintaining a green roof or living wall, with lists of plants suitable for different climates.

hardcover, 75/8 x 9¼" 336 pp, full color throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-911-9 Product No. 682911

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The Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable LandscapesRICK DARKE

This essential reference includes detailed profiles of hundreds of grasses and thousands of color photographs, along with information on propagation, growth, and maintenance.


The Wild GardenExpanded editionWILLIAM ROBINSON & RICK DARKE

The Wild Garden was the first book to promote the natural-style garden design. This new edition includes the original text and illustrations from the fifth edition, along with new chapters and 112 color photographs.

hardcover, 8½ x 8½" 360 pp, full color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-955-3 Product No. 682955 eISBN: 978-1-60469-131-3

The American Woodland GardenCapturing the spirit of the deciduous forestRICK DARKE

Darke includes lists of woodland plants, advice for gardening with native plants, and more than 700 of his stunning photographs.



Garden Writers Association Garden Globe Award

National Arbor Day Foundation Certificate of Merit

BEAUTIFUL BIODIVERSITYThe Living Landscape Designing for beauty and biodiversity in the home garden

This groundbreaking guide shows how to design a beautifully biodiverse garden. It includes information on the role plants play within the larger environment, like pro-viding berries for birds and food for bugs, as well as design strategies to implement in the home garden. Helpful charts suggest plants, including natives and nonna-tives, for each region.

DOUG TALLAMY is a professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware in Newark, where he has

written more than 80 research articles and has taught insect taxonomy, insect ecology, and behavioral ecology. Chief among his research goals is to better understand the many ways insects interact with plants and how such interactions determine the diversity of animal communities.

RICK DARKE is a landscape consultant, lecturer, and photographer who blends art, ecology, and cultural geography in the design and

stewardship of living landscapes. His work draws on a background in field botany and ecology and decades of international exploration as Longwood Gardens curator of plants. He has won numerous awards, including the Scientific Award of the American Horticultural Society.

ABOUT DOUG TALLAMYABOUT RICK DARKE

Bringing Nature HomeHow you can sustain wildlife with native plantsUpdated and ExpandedDOUGLAS W. TALLAMY

Tallamy explores the relationship between gardens and wildlife and the importance of biodiversity. Includes lists of native plants for specific regions.



83,000 in print

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“ Two giants of the natural gardening world have collaborated on their best work yet.”

—The New York Times

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Beautiful No-Mow Yards50 amazing lawn alternatives

EVELYN J. HADDEN

This gorgeous book showcases inspiring examples of rewarding lawn-less gardens for every region of the country, and includes practical advice on how to remove a lawn and plant profiles for the best turf replacements.


Hellstrip Gardening Create a paradise between the sidewalk and the curb

EVELYN J. HADDEN

Hadden shows homeowners how to increase their curb appeal, with tips on plants that thrive in tough situations and how to design for accessibility. Gorgeous color photographs of hellstrip gardens across the country offer inspiration.

paperback, 8 x 9"296 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-332-4Product No. 689332eISBN: 978-1-60469-610-3

The Know Maintenance Perennial GardenROY DIBLIK

Diblik offers a system of gardening that simplifies the design process and results in a low-maintenance, gorgeous home garden. 62 garden plans and revolutionary techniques make it accessible to everyone.

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BEST SELLER

Evelyn J. HaddenAuthor of Beautiful No-Mow Yards

With photographs by Joshua McCulloughForeword by Lauren Springer Ogden

Create a paradise between the sidewalk

and the curb

Rain GardensManaging water sustainably in the garden and designed landscapeNIGEL DUNNETT & ANDY CLAYDEN

A comprehensive guide to water management techniques for gardens and landscapes, with practical solutions for small and large-scale spaces.


Creating Rain GardensCapturing the rain for your own water-efficient garden

CLEO WOELFLE-ERSKINE & APRYL UNCAPHER

This hands-on guide features step-by-step instructions for building rain gardens for home gardens, along with information on soil health, plant choices, troubleshooting, and maintenance.

paperback, 8 x 9" 208 pp, two color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-240-2 Product No. 689240 eISBN: 978-1-60469-397-3

Planting the Dry Shade GardenThe best plants for the toughest spot in your gardenGRAHAM RICE

Rice highlights 130 plants that do well with reduced light and moisture levels, and includes techniques for pruning and soil adjustments.


The American Meadow GardenCreating a natural alternative to the traditional lawn

JOHN GREENLEE

This guide details site preparation, plant selection, and maintenance of ornamental grasses. With gorgeous photographs by Saxon Holt.


Garden Writers Association Gold Award

Gardening for the BirdsHow to create a bird-friendly backyardGEORGE ADAMS

This hardworking book features hundreds of native plants, extensive seasonal bloom and fruiting charts, bird profiles, and techniques for creating a balanced ecosystem.

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Growing the Northeast GardenANDREW KEYS

Keys features a comprehensive overview of the weather and geography, profiles of the best plants for the region, and gorgeous photos of home gardens. For gardeners in CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT, and southeastern Canada.

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Growing the Midwest GardenEDWARD LYON

This enthusiastic and comprehensive approach to ornamental gardening in the heartland is for home gardeners in IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, ND, OH, SD, WI, and southern Ontario and Manitoba.

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Growing the Southwest GardenJUDITH PHILLIPS

This practical yet beautiful handbook for ornamental gardening in a region known for extreme temperatures and drought is for home gardeners in AZ, southwestern CO, southeastern NV, NM, western TX, and southern UT.

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REGIONAL GARDENING GUIDES

Designing and Planting a Woodland GardenPlants and combinations that thrive in the shadeKEITH WILEY

Wiley includes comprehensive information on hundreds of woodland plants, details on incorporating them into a well-designed garden, and tips on creating shade.

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Designing with GrassesNEIL LUCAS

Lucas offers design advice for a variety of garden situations and a directory of more than 450 grasses, rushes, and sedges.

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Designing and Renovating Larger GardensDOUGLAS COLTART

Practical instructions, case studies, and photos of spacious gardens help designers tackle gardens a third of an acre and larger.

hardcover, 73/8 x 103/8" 168 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2007 ISBN: 978-0-88192-824-2 Product No. 682824

Big Gardens in Small SpacesOut-of-the-box advice for boxed-in gardenersMARTYN COX

Creative solutions for gardening in a small space, like gardening in corners, on rooftops, and in the cracks of pavement.


The Collector’s GardenKEN DRUSE

Studies of 28 gardens throughout the world show how gardeners can maintain quality design while maintaining a plant-driven focus.



Gardening with Woodland PlantsKARAN JUNKER

Advice for tackling a woodland garden, including managing light levels, choosing the right plant for the right place, and achieving well-balanced soil.

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Practical Permaculture For home landscapes, your community, and the whole earthJESSI BLOOM & DAVE BOEHNLEIN

Bloom and Boehnlein explain the basic principles of permaculture, show the design process, and feature information on the plants, water, waste, energy, shelter, food, animals, and structures that make up the home garden.

paperback; 8½ x 10"336 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-443-7Product No. 689443

Free-Range Chicken Gardens How to create a beautiful, chicken-friendly yard

Bloom covers everything a gardener needs to know, including chicken-keeping basics, simple garden plans, tips on attractive fencing options, and profiles of the best plants to use and those to avoid.


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MODERN HOMESTEADER

JESSI BLOOM is an award-winning ecological landscape designer, professional horticulturalist, and certified arborist. She is lead designer and owner of N.W. Bloom EcoLogical Landscapes, known for innovation in sustainable landscape design, construction, and maintenance. Recognition for her work includes awards

from the Washington State Department of Ecology, the American Horticultural Society, Pacific Horticulture magazine, Sunset magazine, the Washington State Nursery

and Landscape Association, and the Washington Association of Landscape Professionals.

ABOUT JESSI BLOOM

The New Low-Maintenance GardenHow to have a beautiful, productive garden and the time to enjoy itVALERIE EASTON

Inspiring profiles and photographs of real gardens highlight the skills, techniques, hardscape, and plants needed for a low-maintenance space.



Understanding Garden DesignThe complete handbook for aspiring designers

VANESSA GARDNER NAGEL

An overview of the entire design process, from determining client needs to working with contractors. For students and inexperienced designers.

hardcover, 8¾ x 10¼” 236 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-0-88192-943-0 Product No. 682943 eISBN: 978-1-60469-256-3

One of the Booklist Top Ten Crafts and Gardening Titles of 2010

The Professional Designer's Guide to Garden FurnishingsVANESSA GARDNER NAGEL

This hardworking guide includes expert advice for choosing the right furnishings, how to link them to the architecture, and a survey of 16 popular styles.

paper over board, 8 x 9" 328 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-293-8 Product No. 689293

Landscaping for PrivacyInnovative ways to turn your out-door space into a peaceful retreat

MARTY WINGATE

Creative design ideas for making a more personal outdoor space. Plant lists detail varieties that enhance a sense of privacy.


The Nonstop GardenA step-by-step guide to smart plant choices and four-season designsSTEPHANIE COHEN & JENNIFER BENNER

Cohen and Benner show how to design a gorgeous, year-round garden with trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals, and edibles. 10 simple design plans are included.


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PerennialsThe gardener’s referenceSUSAN CARTER, CARRIE BECKER, & BOB LILLY

Sumptuous photos and information on more than 2,700 perennials that can be used in the home garden.



Bloom’s Best Perennials and GrassesExpert plant choices and dramatic combinations for year-round gardensADRIAN BLOOM

Bloom offers detailed descriptions for 250 perennials and grasses, informa-tion on growth and care, as well as design tips for small and large spaces.



Tall PerennialsLarger-than-life plants for gardens of all sizesROGER TURNER

Turner offers detailed growing information for more than 600 high-performing perennials that reach a height of at least five feet.


Powerhouse Plants510 top performers for multi-season beautyGRAHAM RICE

This hardworking guide features hundreds of multi-season plants with basic growing information, such as size, hardiness, and preferred growing conditions.


PlantifulStart small, grow big with 150 plants that spread, self-sow, and overwinter KRISTIN GREEN

This inspired guide profiles 50 self-sowers, 50 spreaders, and 50 plants that overwinter, and offers gardening tips, design ideas, and inspirational photos.

paperback, 8 x 9" 224 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2014 ISBN: 978-1-60469-387-4 Product No. 689387eISBN: 978-1-60469-581-6

The New Encyclopedia of DayliliesMore than 1700 outstanding selectionsRevised and expandedTED L. PETIT & JOHN P. PEAT

1,700 daylilies are illustrated in detailed photographs and comprehensive descriptions that include information on color, size, bloom season, and parentage.



Inspired Plant Picks

Roses Without Chemicals150 disease-free varieties that will change the way you grow rosesPETER E. KUKIELSKI

Rose expert Peter Kukielski profiles 150 disease-resistant varieties with information on planting, pruning, pests, and lists of roses arranged by color, habit, and region.

paperback, 8 x 9"268 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-354-6Product No. 689354

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The Plant Lover’s Guide to DahliasANDY VERNON

This gorgeous guide features tips on using dahlias in the garden, complete growing information, and profiles for more than 200 varieties organized by color.

paper over board, 8 x 9"256 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-416-1Product No. 689416eISBN: 978-1-60469-605-9

The Plant Lover’s Guide to SalviasJOHN WHITTLESEY

150 plants are profiled with detailed information on each plant’s type, habitat, size, hardiness, origin, cultivation, and use in the garden.


The Plant Lover’s Guide to SnowdropsNAOMI SLADE

Features detailed profiles for 60 hybrids, species, and cultivars, along with information on flowering times, distinguishing characteristics, and cultivation.


The Plant Lover’s Guide to SedumsBRENT HORVATH

Plant profiles highlight 150 of the best varieties and include information on zones, plant size, soil and light needs, and origin.


"A lavishly illustrated series" —The New York Times

The Plant Lover’s Guide to FernsRICHIE STEFFEN & SUE OLSEN

Ferns are versatile, shade-tolerant plants that play many roles in the home garden. This guide features 134 varieties, tips on growth and information, and advice on using the plants in garden design.

paper over board, 8 x 9"252 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-474-1Product No. 689474

The Plant Lover’s Guide to TulipsRICHARD WILFORD

Tulips are one of the most popular flowering bulbs. This guide features 100 commonly available species arranged by color, recommendations for companion plants, and tips on how to use the tulips in landscapes.


The Plant Lover’s Guide to EpimediumsSALLY GREGSON

Epimediums are shade-tolerant plants with delicate, orchid-like flowers. This guide profiles 126 varieties with information on growth, care, and companion plants, along with tips on how to incorporate the plants into gardens.


The Plant Lover’s Guide to AstersPAUL PICTON & HELEN PICTON

These brightly colored, daisy-shaped flowers bloom from late summer into fall. This guide profiles 100 species and cultivars with information on growth, care, design, and suggested companion plants.


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PhloxA natural history and gardener’s guideJAMES H. LOCKLEAR

This comprehensive reference includes detailed profiles with botanical descriptions, geographic range, description of environment, associations with other plants, and notes on cultivation.

hardcover, 7 x 9" 340 pp, color insert $49.95 CAN$66.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-934-8 Product No. 682934

HelleboresA comprehensive guideC. COLSTON BURRELL & JUDITH KNOTT TYLER

The definitive book on the genus, with comprehensive information on growing, maintenance, design, hybridization, selection, and troubleshooting.



Essential PerennialsThe complete reference to 2700 perennials for the home gardenRUTH ROGERS CLAUSEN & THOMAS CHRISTOPHER

This gorgeously illustrated A-to-Z guide features profiles of 2,700 perennials for home gardens, with information on color, bloom time, size, and zone requirements.

paper over board, 8½ x 11"428 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-316-4Product No. 689316eISBN: 978-1-60469-672-1

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The Sweet Pea BookGRAHAM RICE

Rice provides practical advice on seed sowing and cultivation, and offers ideas for using the plants effectively in the garden.

paperback, 73/8 x 9¾" 144 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2003 ISBN: 978-0-88192-595-1 Product No. 682595

Prairie-Style GardensCapturing the essence of the American prairie wherever you live

LYNN M. STEINER

Steiner offers advice on how to use prairie plants in a variety of situations and a comprehensive directory with hundreds of plants.

hardcover, 7 x 9” 304 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-003-3 Product No. 689003

ABOUT RUTH ROGERS CLAUSEN

RUTH ROGERS CLAUSEN, a horticulturist trained in England, has been living and working in the United States for many years. Over her long career she has taught and lectured widely. Former horticulture editor for Country Living Gardener, she has written several books, including the iconic Perennials for American Gardens, coauthored with the late Nicolas H. Ekstrom.

THE GRAND DAME OF HORTICULTURE

NEW

50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant PlantsThe prettiest annuals, perennials, bulbs, and shrubs that deer don’t eat

Clausen highlights the best deer-proof annuals, perennials, bulbs, ferns, grasses, and shrubs, with growing information, dozens of plant companions, and smart design tips.


“ Essential Perennials is a guide to navigating the staggering possibilities among perennials.”

—Margaret Roach AWaytoGarden.com

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a guide for gardening & conservation

NORTHEASTNATIVE PLANTS

of the

“An encyclopedia of experience.” —Washington Post

Native Plants of the NortheastA guide for gardening & conservationDONALD J. LEOPOLD

Leopold profiles 700 species of native trees, shrubs, vines, ferns, grasses, and wildflowers from the northeastern quarter of the United States.



Native Plants of the SoutheastA comprehensive guide to the best 460 species for the gardenLARRY MELLICHAMP

Mellichamp profiles over 460 species of trees, shrubs, vines, ferns, grasses, and wildflowers, along with informa-tion on cultivation, propagation, bloom times, and hardiness.

hardcover, 8 x 10½" 384 pp, full color throughout $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-323-2 Product No. 689323

Encyclopedia of Northwest Native Plants for Gardens and LandscapesKATHLEEN A. ROBSON, ALICE RICHTER, & MARIANNE FILBERT

This encyclopedic treatment includes detailed descriptions of plants native to the Pacific Northwest, with profiles of more than 530 plants.


Armitage's Garden Perennials Second edition

Armitage highlights 136 of the most important genera, with lists of plants for particular uses and spaces, including wet places, drought tolerance, and fragrance.


Armitage's Native Plants for North American Gardens

The habitat, hardiness, and propagation information for 630 species and cultivars of perennials and annuals native to the United States.


Armitage's Vines and Climbers A gardener's guide to the best vertical plants

Armitage profiles 115 plants, which include a general description, hardiness, plant family, best method of propagation, and method of climbing.




PERENNIAL EXPERT

ALLAN M. ARMITAGE is a professor of horticulture at the University of Georgia, Athens. He is the recipient of numerous awards from nursery trade groups and horticultural organizations, including the

Medal of Honor from the Garden Club of America, the National Educator Award from the American Horticultural Society, and the Scott Medal and Award from the Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College.

ABOUT ALLAN M. ARMITAGE

The California Native LandscapeThe homeowner's design guide to restoring its beauty and balanceGREG RUBIN & LUCY WARREN

Rubin and Warren provide techniques, environmental wisdom, inspiring design advice, and comprehensive plant information for California gardeners interested in using native plants.

hardcover, 7 x 9½" 304 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-232-7 Product No. 689232

BEST SELLER


“ Armitage does an excellent job encouraging gardeners.” —American Gardener

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Why Grow That When You Can Grow This?255 extraordinary alternatives to everyday problem plantsANDREW KEYS

Keys offers hundreds of alternative plant choices to replace a handful of beloved but difficult plants, along with growing information and design ideas.


Waterwise Plants for Sustainable Gardens200 drought-tolerant choices for all climatesLAUREN SPRINGER OGDEN & SCOTT OGDEN

200 profiles show where the drought-tolerant plant is best adapted, its light and water needs, soil preference, and mature size.


Perennials for the SouthwestPlants that flourish in arid gardensMARY IRISH

An A-to-Z guide to 156 plants, with information on scientific and common names, cultural needs, drought tolerance, and ornamental characteristics.


Perennials for Midwestern GardensProven plants for the heartlandANTHONY W. KAHTZ

This guide profiles 400 plants, with details on flowers, leaves, habit, soil, sun or shade requirements, propagation, and disease problems. hardcover, 7 x 9" 228 pp, full color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-893-8 Product No. 682893

Black Plants75 striking choices for the gardenPAUL BONINE

Bonine profiles 75 of the most alluring black annuals, perennials, and bulbs. Plant entries include information on growth and care.

paperback, 7 x 6¼" 160 pp, full color throughout $14.95 CAN$19.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-981-2 Product No. 682981

Perennial Companions100 dazzling plant combinations for every seasonTOM FISCHER

Fischer offers 100 plant pairings that include two to six plants each. The book is arranged seasonally with information on growth and care for each design.


The Garden Plants of ChinaPETER VALDER

The history of 400 plants grown in Chinese gardens, with information on their use in Chinese art, literature, and symbolism.


Choice Magazine Outstanding Academic Book Garden Writers’ Guild Book Award

The Explorer’s GardenRare and unusual perennialsDANIEL J. HINKLEY

This guide highlights the perennials found during Hinkley's treks around the globe, with details on how the plants are cultivated and propagated.

paperback, 73/8 x 103/8" 380 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-917-1 Product No. 682917

American Horticultural Society Book Award New York Times Editors' Choice— Best Books for Gardening

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The Reference Manual of Woody Plant PropagationFrom seed to tissue cultureSecond editionMICHAEL A. DIRR & CHARLES W. HEUSER, JR.

A comprehensive guide to over 1,100 species and their propagation requirements by seeds, cuttings, grafting and budding, and tissue culture.

paperback, 8½ x 11" 424 pp, b&w photos throughout $49.95 CAN$66.95 © 2006 ISBN: 978-1-60469-004-0 Product No. 689004

Native Trees for North American LandscapesGUY STERNBERG

The profiles of more than 500 species describe each tree’s flowers and fruit, native and adaptive range, seasonal features, and culture.


Council on Botanical and Horticultural Literature Award National Arbor Day Foundation Media Award

The Creative Shrub GardenEye-catching combinations for year-round interestANDY MCINDOE

McIndoe shows how to make shrubs the main element in a garden and features suggested plant combinations and 15 unique garden styles.

hardcover, 8 ½ x 10"300 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$39.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-434-5Product No. 689434

Viburnums Flowering shrubs for every season

Dirr details each plant's height, spread, foliage, habit, floral characteristics, fruits, special traits, hardiness, origin, cultural needs, and overall garden appeal.



Dirr's Encyclopedia of Trees and Shrubs

Dirr features thousands of plants with information on identification, planting, and care. Color photographs highlight distinctive bark patterns, fall color, and more.

hardcover, 8¾ x 113/8" 952 pp, full color throughout $79.95 CAN$106.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-901-0 Product No. 682901

2011 Booklist Top of the List Reference Source

150,000 in print

Hydrangeas for American Gardens

A classic, illustrated reference that features comprehensive information on propagation, pruning, breeding, drying, design, and pests and diseases.



WOODY PLANT EXPERT

MICHAEL A. DIRR is widely acknowledged as the leading expert on trees and shrubs for landscapes and gardens. During his nearly three decades as a professor of horticulture at the

University of Georgia, he received the highest honors from the American Horticultural Society, the Garden Club of America, and the American Society for Horticultural Science, among others.

ABOUT MICHAEL A. DIRR

DogwoodsPAUL CAPPIELLO & DON SHADOW

Advice on cultivation, combating pests and diseases, the fundamentals of breeding and selection, and 200 color photos round out this comprehensive guide.


400 Trees and Shrubs for Small SpacesDIANA M. MILLER

Detailed descriptions and cultivation advice, along with information on pruning, encouraging wildlife, and lists organized by color, height, and spread are included.


American Horticultural Society Book AwardSelection of the HomeStyle Book Club

BEST SELLER

“ Dirr's frank and witty assessments make his works fun to read.” —American Gardener

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Trees for All SeasonsBroadleaved evergreens for temperate climatesSEAN HOGAN

Hogan offers detailed descriptions and color photographs of more than 300 broadleaved evergreen trees, including little-known selections and popular varieties.


American AzaleasL. CLARENCE TOWE

Expert recommendations on all the horticultural aspects important for growing these colorful shrubs include tips on siting, soil preparation, and companion plantings.


Garden Writers Association Bronze Award

CamelliasThe gardener’s encyclopediaJENNIFER TREHANE

Trehane offers information on how to grow and care for camellias, as well as detailed descriptions of over 600 species and cultivars.


Native Trees of the SoutheastAn identification guideL. KATHERINE KIRKMAN, CLAUD L. BROWN, & DONALD J. LEOPOLD

A guide for identifying 225 trees native to the Carolinas, eastern TN, GA, northern FL, AL, MS, LA, AR, and eastern TX.

flexibind, 6 x 9" 372 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2007 ISBN: 978-0-88192-828-0 Product No. 682828

The Timber Press Encyclopedia of Flowering ShrubsMore than 1700 outstanding garden plantsJIM GARDINER

Gardiner offers 1,700 plant profiles with notes on expected height and spread, flowering season, soil and pruning requirements, and hardiness-zone rating.

hardcover, 8½ x 11" 436 pp, full color throughout $49.95 CAN$66.95© 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-823-5 Product No. 682823 eISBN: 978-1-60469-395-9

LilacsA gardener’s encyclopediaRevised and updatedJOHN L. FIALA

An encyclopedic treatment of 200 cul-tivars, with information on selecting, growing, propagating, and using lilacs in the landscape. hardcover, 8½ x 11" 416 pp, full color throughout$49.95 CAN$66.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-795-5 Product No. 682795


Clematis for Small SpacesRAYMOND J. EVISON

Evison recommends the best clematis for a variety of small garden situations, and provides detailed plant descriptions organized by flowering season.


HydrangeasA gardener’s guideTONI LAWSON-HALL & BRIAN ROTHERA

Information on the natural history, cultivation, and propagation of hydrangeas, as well as descriptions of 100 cultivars.

hardcover, 7½ x 9¾" 176 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2005 ISBN: 978-0-88192-669-9 Product No. 682669

TREES AND SHRUBS FOR THE SOUTHWESTWoody plants for arid gardensMARY IRISH

200 climate-appropriate trees and shrubs, with details on how to plant and care for them, make this a must for Southwest-based gardeners.

hardcover, 7 x 9" 332 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-905-8 Product No. 682905 eISBN: 978-1-60469-158-0

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Timber Press Pocket Guide to ConifersRICHARD L. BITNER

Bitner offers basic information on cultivation and maintenance for more than 300 of the best conifers for use in home gardens.

flexibind, 5¾ x 8¼" 224 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-170-2 Product No. 689170

Conifers of the WorldThe complete referenceJAMES E. ECKENWALDER

This comprehensive update of conifer taxonomy provides descriptions of all the true conifers, including 545 species of trees and shrubs.

hardcover, 8½ x 11" 720 pp, color insert$59.95 CAN$79.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-974-4 Product No. 682974

Choice Magazine Outstanding Academic Book

A Natural History of ConifersALJOS FARJON

Farjon explains what conifers are and explores their evolution, taxonomy, ecology, and distribution. hardcover, 73/8 x 103/8" 304 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-869-3 Product No. 682869

NiwakiPruning, training and shaping trees the Japanese wayJAKE HOBSON

Hobson discusses the principles behind Japanese pruning techniques along with in-depth guidelines for shaping pines, azaleas, conifers, broadleaved evergreens, and bamboos.

hardcover, 9 x 105/8" 144 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2007 ISBN: 978-0-88192-835-8 Product No. 682835

The Pruning of Trees, Shrubs and ConifersSecond editionGEORGE E. BROWN REVISED AND EXPANDED BY TONY KIRKHAM

The best pruning methods and how to apply them for more than 450 trees, shrubs, conifers, and woody climbers.

paperback, 7 x 9 " 340 pp, color insert$24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2004ISBN: 978-1-60469-002-6 Product No. 689002

hardcover: $29.95 CAN$39.95 ISBN: 978-0-88192-613-2Product No.682613

Designing with ConifersThe best choices for year-round interest in your gardenRICHARD L. BITNER

How to use conifers in garden design, with tips on selecting them for their habit, foliage, color, or accent potential.

hardcover, 8 x 9½" 296 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-193-1 Product No. 689193 eISBN: 978-1-60469-303-4

The Art of Creative PruningInventive ideas for training and shaping trees and shrubsJAKE HOBSON

Encouraging advice from Hobson is supported by information on which plants to use, how to achieve the desired shape, and when to prune.

hardcover, 8 7/8 x 103/8" 200 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-114-6 Product No. 689114 eISBN: 978-1-60469-356-0

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Planting and Maintaining a Tree CollectionSIMON TOOMER

Toomer explores the history and philosophy of collecting trees, and provides practical advice on budgets, maintenance, plant selection, labeling, and safety.


Bonsai with Japanese MaplesPETER ADAMS

Offers information on the specific horticultural needs of Japanese maples as bonsai subjects and techniques for creating and maintaining beautiful specimens.


Japanese Maples The complete guide to selection and cultivationFourth EditionJ. D. VERTREES & PETER GREGORY

This updated edition of a classic includes 150 new varieties, updates to plant nomenclature, 600 plant descriptions, and 500 photographs.


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Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate ClimatesWILL GILES

This comprehensive guide offers detailed cultivation advice and photographs for 500 species and cultivars, including aroids, bananas, gingers, bromeliads, cacti, yuccas, ferns, and palms.


Exotic Planting for Adventurous GardenersCHRISTOPHER LLOYD

Lloyd details the tropical plants that are a key part of his garden at Great Dixter, with photographs by Jonathan Buckley.


The Encyclopedia of Cultivated PalmsSecond editionROBERT LEE RIFFLE, PAUL CRAFT, & SCOTT ZONA

825 species are described in detail, including hardiness, water needs, height, and special requirements. Illustrated with more than 900 photos.

hardcover, 8½ x 11" 528 pp, full color throughout $59.95 CAN$79.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-205-1 Product No. 689205eISBN: 978-1-60469-425-3

ColeusRainbow foliage for containers and gardensRAY ROGERS

This colorful volume features 225 varieties of coleus, with information on growth, use in containers and gar-dens, propagation, and dealing with pests and diseases.



¡Tropicalismo!Spice up your garden with cannas, bananas, and 93 other eye-catching tropical plantsPAM BAGGETT

Baggett highlights the 100 best tropical plants, with information on growth, combining with other plants, and using them in garden designs.


Timber Press Pocket Guide to PalmsROBERT LEE RIFFLE

Provides basic information on cultivation and maintenance for more than 300 of the best palms for use in garden design.


The Timber Press Guide to Succulent Plants of the WorldA comprehensive reference to more than 2000 speciesFRED DORTORT

A comprehensive guide to more than 2,000 succulents, with information on native habitat, cultivation requirements, and horticultural potential.

hardcover, 87/8 x 11¼" 344 pp, full color throughout $49.95 CAN$66.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-995-9 Product No. 682995 eISBN: 978-1-60469-357-7

Cacti and Succulents for Cold Climates274 outstanding species for challenging conditionsLEO J. CHANCE

Chance highlights 274 cold-hardy plants, along with tips on properly establishing the plants and how to protect them from cold winters.


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The Gardener’s Guide to CactusThe 100 best paddles, barrels, columns, and globesSCOTT CALHOUN

Calhoun offers detailed descriptions of the 100 best cactus for gardens, with advice on planting and care, using containers, and identification tips.


AgavesLiving sculptures for landscapes and containersGREG STARR

This complete reference profiles 75 species and additional cultivars, with information on hardiness, sun exposure, water needs, soil requirements, and methods of propagation.


BEST SELLER

Succulents Simplified Growing, designing, and crafting with 100 easy-care varieties

This complete primer on choosing, growing, and designing with succulents features Baldwin’s top 100 plant picks and includes complete growth and care information. Stylish step-by-step projects include bouquets, living frames, and centerpieces.

paperback, 8 x 8¾" 272 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-393-5 Product No. 689393eISBN: 978-1-60469-516-8


Succulent Container Gardens Design eye-catching displays with 350 easy-care plants

This comprehensive guide includes descriptions of the 350 best succulents to use in outdoor containers and expert tips on soil, overwintering, and propagation. Hundreds of color photographs offer inspiration and ideas for combinations.



49,000 in print

Designing with Succulents

This practical guide includes design tips and cultivation basics for growing and designing with succulents in gardens. Baldwin recommends hundreds of hardworking, drought-tolerant varieties that are best suited for warm and dry climates.



44,000 in print

THE QUEEN OF SUCCULENTS!DEBRA LEE BALDWIN gardens on “an inhospitable half acre” in the foothills of Southern California. As a garden photojournalist, she developed an appealing and sophisticated design aesthetic; as a hands-on gardener, she knows what works and what doesn’t. In addition to writing and illustrating articles, books, and blog posts and giving presentations at major garden shows, Baldwin shares her passion for plants that drink responsibly via newsletters, workshops, and social media.

ABOUT DEBRA LEE BALDWIN

BEST SELLER

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SPECIALTY PLANTS

ShadeIdeas and inspiration for shady gardensKEITH WILEY

Wiley highlights the practicalities of preparing, planting, and maintaining a shade garden. With plant profiles and growing information.


Encyclopedia of Garden FernsSUE OLSEN

This comprehensive plant directory presents succinct descriptions for nearly 1,000 ferns, with habitat information, cultural recommendations, and help on plant identification.


Council on Botanical and Horticultural Literature Award

Timber Press Pocket Guide to HostasDIANA GRENFELL & MICHAEL SHADRACK

Basic information on cultivation and maintenance for more than 300 of the best hostas for use in home gardens.


The Book of Little Hostas200 small, very small, and mini varietiesKATHY GUEST SHADRACK & MICHAEL SHADRACK

Irresistible ideas for using little hostas in containers, troughs and trays, raised beds, patios and decks, and rock gardens.

hardcover, 7¼ x 93/8" 208 pp, full color throughout $27.95 CAN$37.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-060-6 Product No. 689060 eISBN: 978-1-60469-272-3

The New Encyclopedia of HostasRevised and updatedDIANA GRENFELL & MICHAEL SHADRACK

This second edition of a classic provides detailed descriptions, growing information, and photographs for more than 700 cultivated hostas.


Timber Press Pocket Guide to BamboosTED JORDAN MEREDITH

Basic information on cultivation and maintenance for more than 300 of the best bamboos for use in home gardens.


Bamboo for GardensTED JORDAN MEREDITH

Meredith details the origins, history, structure, form, cultivation, propaga-tion, landscaping, taxonomy, and identification of more than 300 bam-boo from 40 generas.


Council on Botanical and Horticultural Literature Award New York Times Editors' Choice— Best Books for Gardening

Practical BamboosThe 50 best plants for screens, containers & morePAUL WHITTAKER

The 50 best bamboos for home gardens, with information on using them to create Japanese-style gardens and establishing them in containers.


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Moss GardeningIncluding lichens, liverworts, and other miniaturesGEORGE SCHENK

Schenk offers practical and comprehensive information on growing and designing with hundreds of mosses and nonmosses, including lichens and liverworts.


American Horticultural Society Book Award Garden Writers Association of America Award of Excellence

The Magical World of Moss GardeningANNIE MARTIN

This highly visual guide reveals the secrets behind gardening with bryophytes. It icludes basic information on gardening with moss, tips on using moss in garden design, and profiles of enchanting moss gardens from across the country.

paperback, 8 x 9"240 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-560-1Product No. 689560


Rock Garden PlantsA color encyclopediaBALDASSARE MINEO

This authoritative, illustrated text includes rare and unusual rock garden plants, as well as proven, readily available garden performers.

hardcover, 8½ x 11" 284 pp, full color throughout $59.95 CAN$79.95© 1999 ISBN: 978-0-88192-432-9 Product No. 682432

New York Times Editors' Choice— Best Books for Gardening

The Rock Garden Plant PrimerEasy, small plants for containers, patios, and the open gardenCHRISTOPHER GREY-WILSON

Grey-Wilson recommends easy-to-grow plants for a variety of rock garden situations, with information on how to grow and care for them.


NEW

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Water Garden PlantsGREG SPEICHERT & SUE SPEICHERT

Basic information on cultivation and maintenance for more than 300 water garden plants for use in home gardens.flexibind, 5¾ x 8¼" 212 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-846-4 Product No. 682846

Managing the Wet GardenPlants that flourish in problem placesJOHN SIMMONS

Practical tips on how to recognize and manage a wet site and a detailed directory of water-tolerant plants round out this hardworking guide.


Growing Carnivorous PlantsDR. BARRY A. RICE

This hardworking guide includes growing information for more than 200 species, hybrids, and cultivars from all genera of carnivorous plants, with 400 color photographs.


Gardens in ChinaPETER VALDER

More than 500 stunning photographs document the temple courtyards, gardens, public parks, botanical gardens, and arboreta of China.



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SPECIALTY PLANTS

CrocusesA complete guide to the genusJĀNIS RUKŠĀNS

A comprehensive survey of all the known species, with information on their use in the garden, botanical characteristics, and classification.

hardcover, 73/8 x 10½" 280 pp, color insert $45.00 CAN$60.00 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-106-1 Product No. 689106

The remarkable story of the world’s most popular spring flower Noel Kingsbury with photographs by Jo Whitworth

Kingsbury & W

hitworth

Daffodil

Daff

odil

[back flap][author photo posted – the green jumper one]

Noel Kingsbury is a well-known designer, commentator, and writer on plants, gardens, landscape, and the environment. His doc-torate in horticultural ecology from the Uni-versity of Sheffield focused on the selection and management of ornamental perennials and he is still engaged in active research in this field. Noel is interested in combining natives and non-natives in ecological plant-ing schemes and a passionate advocate for sustainable plant combinations that require minimal intervention from the gardener. He trials plants and gardens at his home on the border between England and Wales and travels widely.

Jo Whitworth is an award-winning photog-rapher based in the UK. Her inspirational images feature in a wide range of books and magazines. While taking photographs for this book, she discovered the original seed-beds where Victorian breeders conducted their trials, found colonies of wild daffo-dils alive and well in British meadows, and photographed contemporary breeders at work across the British Isles from Cornwall to Scotland.

Jacket photo credits: ***Author photo credits: Andrea Jones {NK}, Rob Whitworth {JW}For details on other Timber Press books and to sign up for our newsletters, please visit our websites, timberpress.com and timber-press.co.uk.

[jacket front]Daffodil

The Remarkable Story of the World’s Most Popular Spring Flower

Noel KingsburySpecial Photography by Jo Whitworth

[jacket spine]

The DaffodilKingsbury& WhitworthTP logo

[front flap]US$00.00Daffodils are the quintessential spring flower, their arrival in our gardens, parks, and woodlands a sure sign that winter is drawing to a close. Their popularity and resilience have gained them a foothold in many corners of the globe, where enthusiasts have ex-perimented with their basic trumpet-and-petal design to raise over 25,000 cultivars in every imaginable shade of yellow. As much a symbol of renewal and vitality as a garden plant, daffodils have colonized paintings, ceramics, and poetry and become a metaphor for the relationship between humans and nature, their wildness and opti-mistic spirit brightening our homes in the dark days of winter.

This book charts the remarkable story of the daffodil from the tombs of the Pharaohs, through pre-Darwin evolu-tionary theory, to Cornwall’s burgeon-ing bulb business and diversification efforts by breeders seeking the defini-tive bloom. Today’s gardeners have a rich palette including the pink-cupped Backhouse hybrids, the star-like ‘Firebrand’ bred by Engleheart, and P. D. Williams’s ‘Killigrew’, described as “perfect in form, balance, and quality.” Garden cultivation notes, descriptions, and recommendations introduce the delights of the less well-known daf-fodils such as the fragrant Jonquils and windswept Narcissus cyclamineus without neglecting the classics such as

A Guide to Bearded IrisesCultivating the rainbow for beginners and enthusiastsKELLY D. NORRIS

An overview of the most outstanding plants in each of the six recognized categories, along with growing and propagation information.



DaffodilThe remarkable story of the world’s most popular spring flowerNOEL KINGSBURY

The story of a favorite spring flower told through a narrative history and plant portraits of more than 200 varieties.

hardcover, 7 x 9" 220 pp, full color throughout $27.50 CAN$36.50 © 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-318-8 Product No. 689318eISBN: 978-1-60469-559-5

SteppesThe plants and ecology of the world’s semi-arid regionsDENVER BOTANIC GARDENS

This important reference surveys all the world’s steppe regions, including North America, Africa, Asia, Europe, and South America, and highlights the plants in each, along with climatic and geographic descriptions of each area.

hardcover, 8 ½ x 10"360 pp, full color throughout$49.95 CAN$66.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-465-9Product No. 689465

The Iris FamilyNatural history and classificationPETER GOLDBLATT & JOHN C. MANNING

This comprehensive guide includes scientific classification with keys to the genera, up-to-date natural history, and more than 200 color photographs.


Buried TreasuresFinding and growing the world’s choicest bulbsJĀNIS RUKŠĀNS

This fascinating book recounts the author’s extensive travels and offers information about the cultivation of every major and minor genus of bulb-forming plant.


The Color Encyclopedia of Cape BulbsJOHN C. MANNING, PETER GOLDBLATT, & DEIRDRÉ SNIJMAN

An essential aid to the identification of more than 1,200 species presently in cultivation on the southern tip of Africa.


Green Roof PlantsA resource and planting guide

EDMUND C. SNODGRASS & LUCIE L. SNODGRASS

This resource profiles over 200 species and cultivars, with information on moisture needs, heat tolerance, hardiness, bloom color, foliage characteristics, and height.


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SaxifragesA definitive guide to the 2000 species, hybrids & cultivarsMALCOLM MCGREGOR

McGregor offers advice on using saxifrages in different parts of the garden and a list of the top 100 saxifrages available to gardeners.


CalochortusMariposa lilies & their relativesMARY E. GERRITSEN & RON PARSONS

This comprehensive, illustrated guide covers the history, distribution, habitat, and cultivation of this North American native plant.


Fragrant OrchidsA guide to selecting, growing, and enjoyingSTEVEN A. FROWINE

Frowine profiles 100 different orchids and an additional 355 varieties with cultivation information and detailed notes on each fragrance.


The New Encyclopedia of Orchids1500 species in cultivationISOBYL LA CROIX

This complete reference includes 350 genera of cultivated orchids and 1,500 species, with more than 1,000 color photographs.


Growing Hardy OrchidsJOHN TULLOCK

Tullock profiles 103 hardy and half-hardy orchids, detailing the techniques of cultivation and propagation. Includes lists of suppliers offering nursery-propagated plants.



Vanilla OrchidsNatural history and cultivationKEN CAMERON

This complete account of the genus features detailed profiles of selected species and hybrids and important tips on cultivation.

hardcover, 6 x 9" 212 pp, color insert $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-0-88192-989-8 Product No. 682989eISBN: 978-1-60469-321-8

Bloom-Again Orchids50 easy-care orchids that flower again and again and againJUDYWHITE

Orchid expert judywhite highlights the 50 easiest varieties, and includes tips on where to buy orchids and how to keep them in bloom.



Moth OrchidsThe complete guide to phalaenopsisSTEVEN A. FROWINE

Growing information, with notes on light levels, potting media, watering, and directions on how to repot, trim, and propagate round out this complete guide.


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How Plants WorkThe science behind the amazing things plants doLINDA CHALKER-SCOTT

Learn how to be a better gardener with this enthusiastic guide to the science of plant physiology. Accessible information on cells, roots, nutrition, light, and reproduction is presented along with helpful color photographs and illustrations.

paperback, 6 x 9"236 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-338-6Product No. 689338

The Gardener’s Guide to Weather and ClimateMICHAEL ALLABY

This comprehensive overview of how the weather works arms home gardeners with the knowledge they need to create a weather-resilient landscape. Includes explanations of climate change and microclimates.


WHY the growing season is getting longer

HOW to create microclimates in your garden

WHY some plants freeze when others survive

WHAT is the Greenhouse E� ect

THE GARDENER’S GUIDE to WEATHER& CLIMATEMichael Allaby

Botany for Gardeners Third editionBRIAN CAPON

This introduction to the world of botany explains how plants work in a reader-friendly, accessible, and accurate way.


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Teaming with Microbes The organic gardener's guide to the soil food web Revised editionJEFF LOWENFELS & WAYNE LEWIS

Lowenfels explains the importance of the soil food web and shows gardeners how to use compost, mulches, and compost tea. Helpful illustrations simplify the concepts.


Garden Writers Association Gold Award43,500 in print

Teaming with Nutrients The organic gardener's guide to optimizing plant nutrition

Lowenfels reveals the role of both macronutrients and micronutrients and shows gardeners how to provide these essentials through organic, easy-to-follow techniques.



ABOUT JEFF LOWENFELS

JEFF LOWENFELS writes a weekly column for the Anchorage Daily News and hosts a weekly garden radio show. He is the founder of the Garden Writers Association's (GWA) Plant a Row for the Hungry,

a program that has created more than 14 million meals to feed the hungry. He was made a GWA Fellow in 1999 and was inducted into the GWA Hall of Fame in 2005.

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The Greenhouse Gardener’s Manual ROGER MARSHALL

Gardeners will learn how to choose a greenhouse and create and maintain a healthy environment, along with profiles including growing information for hundreds of edible and ornamental plants.

paperback, 7 ½ x 9"320 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-414-7Product No. 689414

Plant Breeding for the Home GardenerHow to create unique vegetables and flowersJOSEPH TYCHONIEVICH

Gardeners will learn how to pick the best parent plants, how to cross-pollinate, and the best breeding techniques for popular vegetables and flowers.

paperback, 55/8 x 9¼" 216 pp, two color with illustrations $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-364-5 Product No. 689364eISBN: 978-1-60469-537-3

What’s Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?) A visual guide to easy diagnosis and organic remediesDAVID DEARDORFF & KATHRYN WADSWORTH

Deardorff and Wadsworth provide an easy system for visually diagnosing any plant problem and matching it to the right, completely organic cure.



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The Naturescaping WorkbookA step-by-step guide for bringing nature to your backyard

BETH O’DONNELL YOUNG

This hands-on guide helps home gardeners build a backyard biohabi-tat, create a landscape plan, attract wildlife, build healthy soil, and stew-ard the land.


How to Eradicate Invasive PlantsTERI DUNN CHACE

This problem-solving guide shows gardeners how to recognize invasive plants and offers eradication options, from organic options to the most responsible ways to use chemicals.


Attracting Beneficial Bugs to Your GardenA natural approach to pest control

JESSICA WALLISER

Bug expert Jessica Walliser shows gardeners how to control pests in a natural way with 19 bug profiles, 39 plant profiles, and suggested companion plants.

paperback, 8 x 9" 256 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-388-1 Product No. 689388eISBN: 978-1-60469-574-8


How to Grow a School GardenA complete guide for parents and teachersARDEN BUCKLIN-SPORER & RACHEL KATHLEEN PRINGLE

This guide to developing school garden programs for grades K–8 includes strategies, lesson plans, projects, and troubleshooting

flexibind, 8 x 10" 224 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-000-2 Product No. 689000 eISBN: 978-1-60469-255-6

High-Impact Low-Carbon Gardening1001 ways to garden sustainablyALICE BOWE

Bowe evaluates different materials and techniques to help identify the greenest solutions and offers thousands of ideas for gardening sustainably.


Living Now Book Award

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The Truth About Organic GardeningBenefits, drawbacks, and the bottom lineJEFF GILLMAN

In the follow up to Garden Remedies Gillman reveals the science behind many promises and claims made about organic options.

paperback, 6 x 9" 208 pp $12.95 CAN$17.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-862-4 Product No. 682862 eISBN: 978-1-60469-005-7

The Truth About Garden RemediesWhat works, what doesn’t, and whyJEFF GILLMAN

Plant scientist Jeff Gillman reveals the science behind many promises and claims made about garden remedies.


So You Want to Start a NurseryTONY AVENT

Focuses on the business concerns of the nursery owner, with information on the merits and disadvantages of retail, wholesale, and mail order.

hardcover, 6 x 9" 340 pp, b&w photos throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2003 ISBN: 978-0-88192-584-5 Product No. 682584 eISBN: 978-1-60469-018-7

So You Want to Be a Garden DesignerHow to get started, grow, and thrive in the landscape design businessLOVE ALBRECHT HOWARD

This helpful guide offeres practical, step-by-step information every budding designer needs to develop and nurture a thriving garden design business.


Decoding Gardening AdviceThe science behind the 100 most common recommendationsJEFF GILLMAN & MELEAH MAYNARD

Gillman presents an evidence-based book that offers definitive advice on everything from bulbs, annuals, and perennials to edibles, trees, and soil care.


The Anxious Gardener’s Book of AnswersTERI DUNN CHACE

Chace assesses new and historic garden advice and reveals the how, why, and why not for more than 100 common gardening practices.

paperback, 6 x 8" 220 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $12.95 CAN$17.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-235-8 Product No. 689235 eISBN: 978-1-60469-396-6

How the Government Got in Your BackyardSuperweeds, frankenfoods, lawn wars, and the (nonpartisan) truth about environmental policiesJEFF GILLMAN & ERIC HEBERLIG

Gillman distills the science, the politics, and the unbiased, nonpartisan truth behind hot-button environmental issues from pesticides to global warming.

hardcover, 5½ x 8¼" 248 pp $23.95 CAN$31.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-001-9 Product No. 689001 eISBN: 978-1-60469-291-4

How to Buy the Right Plants, Tools & Garden SuppliesJIM FOX

Longtime nursery employee Jim Fox shows how to navigate the nursery with tips on choosing the right plant size, correctly reading plant tags, and recognizing a well-made tool.

paperback, 5 x 8" 224 pp, b&w photos throughout $14.95 CAN$19.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-214-3 Product No. 689214eISBN: 978-1-60469-536-6

6-copy counter display$89.70 CAN$119.70 ISBN: 978-1-60469-461-1 Product No. 689461

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Mind-Altering and Poisonous Plants of the WorldMICHAEL WINK & BEN-ERIK VAN WYK

This is the definitive account of plants and mushrooms used for traditional medicine, ceremonial and spiritual purposes, and recreational drugs.


Poisonous PlantsA handbook for doctors, pharmacists, toxicologists, biologists and veterinarians Second editionDIETRICH FROHNE & HANS JÜRGEN PFÄNDER

This professional reference identifies potentially dangerous plants with comprehensive information on their distribution, degree of toxicity, symptoms of their poisoning, and suggested treatment. hardcover, 9½ x 10½" 480 pp, full color throughout $150.00 CAN$199.50 © 2005 ISBN: 978-0-88192-750-4 Product No. 682750

The North American Guide to Common Poisonous Plants and MushroomsNANCY J. TURNER & PATRICK VON ADERKAS

This comprehensive book offers entries that include a clear photograph for identification, notes on where they commonly occur, and a description of their toxic properties. hardcover, 6 x 9" 376 pp, full color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-929-4 Product No. 682929 eISBN: 978-1-60469-145-0

The Timber Press Dictionary of Plant NamesWALTER VON ERHARDT, ERICH GÖTZ, NILS BÖDEKER, & SIEGMUND SEYBOLD

The only reference available with the current English, French, and German common names for nearly 20,000 plants and 10,000 synonyms.

hardcover, 5 x 75/8" 928 pp $39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-115-3 Product No. 689115

The A to Z of Plant NamesA quick reference guide to 400 garden plants ALLEN J. COOMBES

Coombes shares the botanic names of hundreds of plants, with additional information on suggested pronunciation, type of plant, and common name.

hardcover, 5½ x 8" 312 pp $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-196-2 Product No. 689196 eISBN: 978-1-60469-398-0

Bizarre BotanicalsHow to grow string-of-hearts, jack-in-the-pulpit, panda ginger, and other weird and wonderful plantsLARRY MELLICHAMP & PAULA GROSS

This playful guide features 75 plants that have extraordinary abilities, with cultivation information and informa-tion on ease of growth.

hardcover, 6¾ x 8¼" 284 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-076-7 Product No. 689076

Botanical LatinFourth editionWILLIAM T. STEARN

This classic and comprehensive primer teaches readers the basics of grammar, syntax, punctuation, pronunciation, and vocabulary.

paperback, 6¾ x 9¾" 560 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2004 ISBN: 978-0-88192-627-9 Product No. 682627

Plant FormAn illustrated guide to flowering plant morphologyNew editionADRIAN D. BELL

This academic reference illustrates the major plant structures that can be seen with the naked eye or a lens, and describes how plants grow.


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Cut Flowers of the World A complete reference for growers and floristsJOHANNES MAREE & BEN-ERIK VAN WYK

This book offers professional information on more than 350 flowers grown for the florist trade. Includes vase life, post-harvest handling, and flower characteristics.


A COMPLETE R EFER ENCE FOR GROW ER S A N D FLOR ISTS

CUT FLOWERS OF THE WORLD

JOHANNES MAREE AND BEN-ERIK VAN WYK

The Manual of Seed SavingHarvesting, storing, and sowing techniques for vegetables, herbs, and fruits

ANDREA HEISTINGER

Gardeners will learn how to maximize seed quality and yield for 100 crop plants. Includes detailed information on pollination, cultivation, harvest, and storage.


The Manual of Plant GraftingPractical techniques for ornamentals, vegetables, and fruitPETER T. MACDONALD

MacDonald offers clear, step-by-step instruction on the formation of the graft union, the production of root stocks, bench and field grafting techniques, and vegetable and cactus grafting.

paper over board, 7½ x 9¼"272 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$53.95 © 2014 ISBN: 978-1-60469-463-5Product No. 689463

Medicinal Plants of the WorldBEN-ERIK VAN WYK & MICHAEL WINK

Medicinal Plants profiles more than 300 medicinal plants, with information on geographical origin, therapeutic category, historical and modern uses, and pharmacological effects.

hardcover, 6½ x 9½" 480 pp, full color throughout $49.95 CAN$66.95 © 2004 ISBN: 978-0-88192-602-6 Product No. 682602

Native American Medicinal PlantsAn ethnobotanical dictionaryDANIEL E. MOERMAN

Moerman catalogs the medicinal use of more than 2,700 plants by 218 Native American tribes, including analgesics, contraceptives, gastrointestinal aids, and sedatives.

paperback, 6 x 9" 800 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-987-4 Product No. 682987


Native American EthnobotanyDANIEL E. MOERMAN

Moerman presents the accumulated ethnobotanical knowledge on more than 4,000 plants, and the more than 44,000 uses for them by various tribes.

hardcover, 8½ x 11" 927 pp $79.95 CAN$106.95 © 1998 ISBN: 978-0-88192-453-4 Product No. 682453

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Native American Food Plants An ethnobotanical dictionary

DANIEL E. MOERMAN

This dictionary documents the food uses of 1,500 plants by 220 Native American tribes from early times to the present.

hardcover, 6¼ x 9¼" 456 pp, line drawings throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-189-4 Product No. 689189


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The food uses of more than 1500 plants by 221 Native American groups

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Plants from Test TubesAn introduction to micropropagationFourth editionLYDIANE KYTE, JOHN KLEYN, HOLLY SCOGGINS, & MARK BRIDGEN

This updated version offers comprehensive advice on micropropagation at home and in the laboratory, with new plants and revised illustrations.

paper over board, 73/8 x 103/8" 260 pp, b&w photos throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-206-8 Product No. 689206eISBN: 978-1-60469-545-8

plantsfromtest tubesan Introduction to

mIcro-propagatIonFourth Edition

holly scoggins · mark bridgenlydiane kyte · john kleyn

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The Kingdom FungiThe biology of mushrooms, molds, and lichensSTEVEN L. STEPHENSON

A comprehensive look at the biology, structure, and morphological diversity of fungi, with information on their ecological importance in nature.

hardcover, 6 x 9" 328 pp, color insert $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-0-88192-891-4 Product No. 682891eISBN: 978-1-60469-402-4


Vera Stucky Evenson & Denver Botanic Gardens

MUSHROOMS of the ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION

TIMBER PRESS FIELD GUIDE

COLORADO · NEW MEXICO · UTAH · WYOMING

California MushroomsThe comprehensive identification guideDENNIS E. DESJARDIN, MICHAEL G. WOOD, & FREDERICK A. STEVENS

1,100 species profiles with descrip-tions, color photographs, information on macro- and micromorphology, habitat, edibility, and comparisons with closely related species and potential look-alikes.

paper over board, 8½ x 11"560 pp, full color throughout$60.00 CAN$80.00ISBN: 978-1-60469-353-9Product No. 689353

Mushrooms of the Rocky Mountain RegionA Timber Press Field GuideVERA STUCKY EVENSON & DENVER BOTANIC GARDENS

This field guide profiles 70 mushroom species with color photographs, keys, and diagrams to aid in identification.For CO, NM, UT, and WY.

flexibind, 5 ¾ x 8 ¼"300 pp, full color throughout$27.95 CAN$37.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-576-2Product No. 689576

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California Foraging 120 wild and flavorful edibles from evergreen huckleberries to wild gingerJUDITH LARNER LOWRY

Lowry offers lists for year-round foraging and tips on identification, harvesting, and preparation. Covers the entire state.

paperback, 6 ½ x 9"316 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-420-8Product No. 689420

Northeast Foraging120 wild and flavorful edibles from beach plums to wineberriesLEDA MEREDITH

This foraging guide includes lists for year-round foraging and tips on identification, harvesting, and preparation. For NY, NJ, PA, DE, MD, CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT, and Ontario and Quebec.

paperback, 6 ½ x 9"316 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-417-8Product No. 689417eISBN: 978-1-60469-601-1

Southeast Foraging120 wild and flavorful edibles from angelica to wild plumsCHRIS BENNETT

Bennett profiles 120 wild edible plants and includes seasonal lists of when and where to forage. For AL, AR, FL, GA, MD, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, and WV.

paperback, 6 ½ x 9"296 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-499-4Product No. 689499

Pacific Northwest Foraging120 wild and flavorful edibles from Alaska blueberries to wild hazelnutsDOUGLAS DEUR

This foraging guide includes lists for year-round foraging and tips on identification, harvesting, and preparation. For OR, WA, southeastern AK, and British Columbia.

paperback, 6 ½ x 9"304 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-352-2Product No. 689352eISBN: 978-1-60469-615-8

Midwest Foraging115 wild and flavorful edibles from burdock to wild peachLISA M. ROSE

Rose profiles 115 wild edible plants and includes seasonal lists of when and where to forage. For IL, IN, IO, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, OK, SD, WI, and Ontario.

paperback, 6 ½ x 9"320 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-531-1Product No. 689531

“I came to the Pacific Northwest because of the endless bounty of ingredients to cook with. This book opens my eyes to even more of the region’s edible wild treasures.” —Vitaly Paley, chef and owner, Paley’s Place, Imperial, and Portland Penny Diner

Pacific NorthwestForaging120 wild and flavorful edibles from Alaska blueberries to wild hazelnuts

Douglas Deur

NortheastForaging

Leda Meredith

120 wild and �avorful edibles from beach plums to wineberries

“A book that wild food gatherers of all skill levels will want to own.” —Sam Thayer, author of The Forager’s Harvest and Nature’s Garden

southeastForaging120 wild and �avorful edibles from angelica to wild plums

CHRIS BENNETT

“I’ve been waiting years for this book. This is the ultimate guide, and Chris is the undisputed heavyweight champion of foraging in the South.”—Sean Brock, author of Heritage and

chef of McCradys, Minero, and Husk

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A Field Guide to Britain and europe

Wild Fruit

AlAin & MArie-JeAnneGénevé

Wild FruitA field guide to Britain and EuropeALAIN GENEVE & MARIE-JEANNE GENEVE

A field guide featuring 220 wild fruits with plant descriptions that include information on identification, tasting notes, and the plant’s medicinal uses.

flexibind, 6¼ x 87/8"224 pp, full color throughout$32.00 CAN$43.00 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-586-1Product No. 689586eISBN: 978-1-60469-636-3

Plant ConservationWhy it matters and how it worksTIMOTHY WALKER

Walker examines the most crucial areas of plant conservation and shows what can be done to prevent greater plant extinctions.

hardcover, 6 x 9" 300 pp, two color throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-260-0 Product No. 689260eISBN: 978-1-60469-569-4

Octopus The ocean’s intelligent invertebrateJENNIFER A. MATHER, ROLAND C. ANDER-SON, & JAMES B. WOOD

Three leading marine biologists take readers through the astounding life cycle of the octopus and reveal their distinctive personalities.

hardcover, 6½ x 9" 240 pp, color insert $27.95 CAN$37.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-067-5 Product No. 689067

Super-ChargedHow outlaws, hippies, and scientists reinvented marijuanaJIM RENDON

Rendon takes readers behind the scenes with the growers and scientists responsible for marijuana’s evolution from hobby plant to pharmaceutical juggernaut.

hardcover, 5½ x 8¼" 256 pp $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-295-2 Product No. 689295 eISBN: 978-1-60469-413-0

Latin for Bird LoversOver 3,000 bird names explored and explainedROGER LEDERER & CAROL BURR

The meanings of over 3,000 words used to describe birds, along with profiles of important ornithologists, features on 20 bird genera, and gorgeous color illustrations.

paper over board, 6 ¾ x 9"224 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-546-5Product No. 689546

DR . ROGER L EDERER & CAROL BURR

Over 3,000 bird names explored and explained

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Keeping Bees in Towns and CitiesLUKE DIXON

Everything an aspiring beekeeper needs to know: how to select the perfect hive, buy bees, care for a colony, and harvest honey.


A Short History of the Honey BeeHumans, flowers, and bees in the eternal chase for honeyE. READICKER-HENDERSON

Stunning macrophotography and an engaging narrative follow the journey of the bee from flower to hive to honey.


Bees, Wasps, and Ants The indispensable role of Hymenoptera in gardensERIC GRISSELL

Grissell explores the importance of the Hymenoptera and explains how gardeners can encourage (or discourage) them in their gardens.



Insects and GardensIn pursuit of a garden ecologyERIC GRISSELL

An insightful account of insect biology supported by gorgeous photographs that illustrate the vital interdepen-dence between insects and plants.

paperback, 6 x 9" 345 pp, color insert $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2006 ISBN: 978-0-88192-768-9 Product No. 682768

American Horticultural Society Book Award Garden Writers Association Garden Globe Award New York Times Editors' Choice— Best Books for Gardening

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Gardening for a LifetimeHow to garden wiser as you grow olderSYDNEY EDDISON

Eddison joyfully presents doable changes to the typical gardening routine that are realistic, encouraging, and ideal for older gardeners.

paperback, 5½ x 8½" 208 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $14.95 CAN$19.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-266-2 Product No. 689266 eISBN: 978-1-60469-252-5


The Roots of My ObsessionThirty great gardeners reveal why they gardenEDITED BY THOMAS C. COOPER

Essays from the most vital voices in gardening show that it is a passion that cannot be conquered, only indulged.


6-copy counter display$89.70 CAN$119.70 ISBN: 978-1-60469-403-1 Product No. 689403

My Garden, the City and MeRooftop adventures in the wilds of LondonHELEN BABBS

A lyrical and heartfelt narrative about a twenty-something gardener in search of a bit of nature in her urban city.

hardcover, 53/8 x 7¼" 144 pp, b&w line drawings throughout $18.95 CAN$25.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-167-2 Product No. 689167eISBN: 978-1-60469-319-5

Deep-Rooted WisdomSkills and stories from generations of gardenersAUGUSTUS JENKINS FARMER

This inspiring guide shares the nearly lost skills of generations of gardeners, like pass-along plants, seed saving, and homemade garden structures.

paperback, 6¾ x 9¼"248 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 @2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-452-9Product No. 689452eISBN: 978-1-60469-600-4

Beatrix Potter's Gardening Life The plants and places that inspired the classic children's tales

This lushly illustrated book deeply and beautifully explores the origins of Beatrix Potter’s love of gardens and plants. Filled with original illustrations, watercolors, new and historical photos, and quotations from Potter’s books, journals, and letters, it details how her passion is reflected in her work and offers readers a window into the life of one of our most cherished writers.

GARDEN STORYTELLER MARTA MCDOWELL lives, gardens, and writes in Chatham, New Jersey. She consults for public gardens and private clients, writes and lectures on gardening topics, and teaches landscape history and horticulture at the New York Botanical Garden, where she studied landscape design. McDowell’s particular interest is in authors and their gardens, the connection between the pen and the trowel. She is an active member of the Beatrix Potter Society.

hardcover, 6¼ x 8" 340 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-363-8 Product No. 689363eISBN: 978-1-60469-542-7


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“ Brings Potter and her garden to life.”

— The New York Times

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The View from Great DixterChristopher Lloyd’s garden legacyEDITED BY ROSEMARY ALEXANDER & FERGUS GARRETT

Christopher Lloyd's wide circle of family and friends describe what Great Dixter means to them through essays, letters, and art.

hardcover, 7 x 9” 208 pp, full color throughout $27.95 CAN$37.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-215-0 Product No. 689215

Down to Earth with Helen DillonHELEN DILLON

These delightful essays encapsulate Helen Dillon’s lifetime of gardening know-how, deep love of plants, and assured sense of garden design.


Laughter on the StairsBEVERLEY NICHOLS

Nichols tells the amusing story of building a garden and the people and problems he encountered along the way.

hardcover, 5½ x 8" 260 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 1998 ISBN: 978-0-88192-460-2 Product No. 682460 eISBN: 978-1-60469-013-2

Rhapsody in GreenThe garden wit and wisdom of Beverley NicholsBEVERLEY NICHOLS EDITED BY ROY C. DICKS

These carefully selected passages and quotes offer a tantalizing taste of Nichols's humor, passion, poetry, and opinions about plants.

hardcover, 53/8 x 7¼" 136 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $17.95 CAN$23.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-948-5 Product No. 682948 eISBN: 978-1-60469-150-4

Down the Kitchen SinkBEVERLEY NICHOLS

This memoir describes Nichols’s early forays into cooking. Features a fore-word by Roy Dicks and illustrations by Val Biro.


Sunlight on the LawnBEVERLEY NICHOLS

Nichols tells the story of renovating his rundown Georgian mansion and the problems he encountered along the way.


The New American LandscapeLeading voices on the future of sustainable gardening

EDITED BY THOMAS CHRISTOPHER

14 important voices in the world of sustainable gardening come together to reconsider the future of home gardens in America.

hardcover, 7¼ x 9¼" 256 pp, full color throughout $34.95 CAN$46.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-186-3 Product No. 689186 eISBN: 978-1-60469-304-1

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Seeing TreesDiscover the extraordinary secrets of everyday treesBY NANCY ROSS HUGO PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT LLEWELLYN

Llewellyn and Hugo's delightful text and breathtaking photographs underscore the fascinating physiology of 10 common trees and bring the reader into a closer, more intimate relationship with these miracles of nature.

hardcover, 8¾ x 10³/8" 245 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2011ISBN: 978-1-60469-219-8Product No. 689219eISBN: 978-1-60469-327-0

Trees Up CloseThe beauty of bark, leaves, flowers, and seedsBY NANCY ROSS HUGO PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT LLEWELLYN

With a gorgeous, photo-driven design, Tress Up Close features an intimate and revealing look at the parts of the most common trees, with hundreds of stunning photographs and evocative, accessible text.

paperback, 6¾ x 6¾"200 pp, full color throughout$15.00 CAN$20.00 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-582-3Product No. 689582

4-copy counter display$60.00 CAN$80.00ISBN:978-1-60469-608-0Product No. 689608

Seeing FlowersDiscover the hidden life of flowersBY TERI DUNN CHACE PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT LLEWELLYN

Seeing Flowers is a visual feast that gloriously highlights 343 popular garden flowers. Together, Llewellyn and Chace give the reader a deeper appreciation of how and why flowers have become so deeply embedded in human culture.

hardcover, 8½ x 10" 304 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-422-2Product No. 689422

ABOUT ROBERT LLEWELLYN

ARMCHAIR GARDENING

“ The photos are made for us nearsighted gardeners, who long ago learned the thrill of peering at plants.” —The New York Times

“ Llewellyn’s images reflect a depth of detail that until now, only the best botanical illustrators could approach.” —The Washington Post

ROBERT LLEWELLYN has been photographing plants and landscapes for more than 40 years. His photographs have been featured in major art exhibits, and more than 30 books featuring his photography are in print. His book Washington, The Capital was an official diplomatic gift of the White House and State Department. He uses a unique photo process that includes stitching together large macrophotographs that result in gorgeously clear close-up images of nature. To learn more about Robert Llewellyn and his work visit robertllewellyn.com.

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ABOUT TOVAH MARTIN

TOVAH MARTIN emerged from 25 years of working at Logee’s Greenhouses with a serious houseplant addiction. She has written more than a dozen gardening books and served as garden editor for Victoria. In addition, her articles appear in a broad range of magazines and periodicals, including

Country Gardens, Garden Design, Coastal Home, Martha Stewart Living, House Beautiful, and the Daily Telegraph. For two years she served as segment producer and frequent guest on the PBS television series Cultivating Life, and she is a repeat guest The Early Show.

THE HOUSEPLANT EXPERT

ARTS, CRAFTS, AND INDOOR PLANTS

The Unexpected Houseplant220 extraordinary choices for every spot in your home

This comprehensive, accessible, and lushly illustrated guide to successfully choosing, growing, and maintaining a variety of unique indoor plants offers houseplant lovers a chance to discover new varieties.

paperback, 7³/8 x 9" 256 pp, full color throughout $22.95 CAN$30.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-243-3 Product No. 689243 eISBN: 978-1-60469-426-0

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The Indestructible Houseplant200 beautiful plants that everyone can grow

This stunningly photographed guide shows homeowners how to choose tough but beautiful indoor plants. Plant profiles feature concise information on water, light, and blooming times along with tips on care, maintenance, and ideas for combining houseplants in eye-catching indoor displays.

paperback, 7³/8 x 9"288 pp, full color throughout$22.95 CAN$30.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-501-4Product No. 689501

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The Handbook of Natural Plant DyesPersonalize your craft with organic colors from acorns, blackberries, cof-fee, and other everyday ingredientsSASHA DUERR

Duerr explains the basics of making and using natural plant dye, with simple projects using a variety of fabrics and fibers.

paperback, 9 x 8” 172 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-071-2 Product No. 689071

Selection of the Crafter’s Choice Book Club

Macro Photography for Gardeners and Nature LoversThe essential guide to digital techniquesALAN L. DETRICK

Detrick shares the basics of macrophotography, with explanations of digital single-lens reflex cameras and details on image composition.

paperback, 9¼ x 9½" 176 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-890-7 Product No. 682890 eISBN: 978-1-60469-154-2

The Art of Botanical DrawingAn introductory guideAGATHE RAVET-HAEVERMANS

A practical and beautiful guide to the techniques of botanical painting and drawing, with 150 charming color illustrations.

paperback, 10 x 8½" 96 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-990-4 Product No. 682990

The Book of Gardening Projects for Kids101 ways to get kids outside, dirty, and having funWHITNEY COHEN & JOHN FISHER

Cohen and Fisher share gardening advice and 101 family-friendly activities, in-cluding how to design a play-friendly garden and preserve the garden's bounty.


hardcover: $29.95 CAN$39.95ISBN: 978-1-60469-373-7 Product No. 689373

The Revolutionary YardscapeIdeas for repurposing local materi-als to create containers, pathways, lighting, and more MATTHEW LEVESQUE

This hands-on guide offers the basics of garden construction and outdoor decor using local materials, with ideas for transforming unconventional materials into hardscape.



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Terrarium CraftCreate 50 magical, miniature worldsAMY BRYANT AIELLO & KATE BRYANT

This accessible project book features step-by-step instruction for 50 unique terrarium designs and additional information on maintenance and care.


add color to your garden with tables, fountains, birdbaths, and moremark brodywith sheila ashdownwith photographs by justin myers

MOSAIC GARDENPROJECTS

MosaicGarden Projects

25 Easy Step-by-Step

Projects

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AIR PLANTSgrow | design | craft

The Curious World of Tillandsias

ZENAIDA SENGOFOREWORD BY FLORA GRUBB

PHOTOS BY CAITLIN ATKINSON

AIR PLANTS

Keshiki BonsaiThe easy, modern way to create miniature landscapesKENJI KOBAYASHI

This simplified approach to bonsai features 37 stylish projects with step-by-step instructions for creating landscapes with stones, moss, and plants.

paperback, 7 x 9½" 176 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-359-1 Product No. 689359

Gardening in MiniatureCreate your own tiny living worldJANIT CALVO

This fun and modern approach to scaled-down gardening features plant suggestions, design tips, container selection, and step-by-step projects.

paperback with flaps, 8 x 7½" 256 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-372-0 Product No. 689372eISBN: 978-1-60469-528-1

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Air PlantsThe curious world of tillandsiasZENAIDA SENGO

Designing with air plants is made easy with stunning photographs that showcase ideas for use as home décor and six step-by-step projects. Also includes tips on care and main-tenance.

paperback, 7¾ x 9½" 224 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-489-5Product No. 689489eISBN: 978-1-60469-651-6

Mosaic Garden ProjectsAdd color to your garden with tables, fountains, birdbaths, and moreMARK BRODY

This hands-on guide features a primer on mosaic fundamentals and 25 step-by-step projects arranged in order of difficulty. Project templates are included, along with instructions on how to scale.

paperback, 8 x 9" 304 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-487-1Product No. 689487

Concrete Garden ProjectsEasy & inexpensive containers, furniture, water features & moreMALIN NILSSON & CAMILLA ARVIDSSON

This gorgeous book offers simple, step-by-step instructions for turning concrete into garden art, including containers, benches, stools, birdbaths, and stepping stones.

paperback, 7¾ x 9½" 133 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-282-2 Product No. 689282 eISBN: 978-1-60469-335-5

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Color Concrete Garden ProjectsMake your own planters, furniture, and fire pits using creative techniques and vibrant finishesNATHAN SMITH & MICHAEL SNYDER

This useful guide features basic information on how to add color to concrete using dyes, paints, and inlaid materials. 20 step-by-step projects include small items like candle holders and larger pieces like a fire pit.

paperback, 7¾ x 9½"208 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$26.95 ©2015ISBN: 978-1-60469-539-7Product No. 689539

Handmade Garden ProjectsStep-by-step instructions for creative garden features, containers, lighting & moreLORENE EDWARDS FORKNER

Forkner offers step-by-step instructions for creating simple yet eye-catching garden crafts, including including containers, benches, tables, and more, using eco-friendly materials.

paperback, 8 x 8½" 224 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-185-6 Product No. 689185 eISBN: 978-1-60469-375-1

Garden Writers Association Award45,000 in print

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PEDAL PORTLAND

25 Easy Rides for Exploring the

City by Bike

PEDAL PORTLAND

Portland City WalksTwenty explorations in and around townLAURA O. FOSTER

20 walks that explore the unique neighborhoods of Portland and nearby towns, with tips on places to eat and drink.

paperback, 6 x 9" 320 pp, b&w photos throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-885-3 Product No. 682885 eISBN: 978-1-60469-157-3

Portland Forest HikesTwenty close-in wilderness walksJAMES D. THAYER

20 wilderness hikes within 20 miles of downtown Portland, with maps, bus routes, length, grade, geology, and local history.

paperback, 51/8 x 7½" 192 pp, b&w photos throughout $16.95 CAN$22.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-857-0 Product No. 682857 eISBN: 978-1-60469-025-5

The Portland Stairs BookWalks, views, storiesLAURA O. FOSTER

20 outdoor stairways that have amazing backstories and offer a unique opportunity for urban explorers to discover something new.

paperback, 5 x 7" 144 pp, b&w photos throughout $12.95 CAN$17.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-069-9 Product No. 689069

Portland Hill Walks24 explorations in parks and neighborhoods Revised and expandedLAURA O. FOSTER

Foster features 24 miniature walking adventures stocked with stunning views and places to sit, eat, and soak in the local scene.

paperback, 6 x 9" 304 pp, b&w photos throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2013 ISBN: 978-1-60469-325-6 Product No. 689325eISBN: 978-1-60469-538-0

Pedal Portland25 easy rides for exploring the city by bikeTODD ROLL

Roll offers accessible bike rides that explore the most interesting parts of Portland, with turn-by-turn instructions and tips on where to stop to eat and drink along the way.

paperback, 6 x 8"224 pp, two color throughout$16.95 CAN$22.95 @ 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-423-9Product No. 689423eISBN: 978-1-60469-602-8

The 60 best gardens to visit in Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia

pacific northwestgarden tourdonald olson

the

The Willamette River Field Guide200 miles of adventure from the Cascades to the ColumbiaTRAVIS WILLIAMS

A comprehensive guide to the river’s history, ecology, and geography, and the effects of alterations to its ecology.


The Oregon CompanionAn historical gazetter of the useful, the curious, and the arcaneRICHARD H. ENGEMAN

This A-to-Z listing of more than 1,000 people, places, and things that define Oregon is an essential reference.

paperback, 7½ x 9" 432 pp, b&w photos throughout $29.95 CAN$39.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-899-0 Product No. 682899 eISBN: 978-1-60469-147-4

The Pacific Northwest Garden TourThe best 60 gardens to visit in Oregon, Washington, and British ColumbiaDONALD OLSON

Olson highlights the region’s most outstanding public gardens and nurseries and provides essential visitor information (location, hours, and admission), as well as gorgeous color photographs.

paperback, 6 x 8½"300 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-451-2Product No. 689451eISBN: 978-1-60469-643-1

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Wildlife of the Pacific NorthwestTracking and identifying mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and invertebratesA Timber Press Field GuideDAVID MOSKOWITZ

This compact, beautifully illustrated guide describes more than 180 mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, and invertebrates most common in the region. For OR, WA, northern CA, ID, western MT, and BC.

flexibind, 5½ x 8¼" 364 pp, full color throughout $25.95 CAN$34.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-0-88192-949-2 Product No. 682949

Wolves in the Land of SalmonDAVID MOSKOWITZ

This lushly illustrated portrait of the wolves found west of the Cascades explores how they live, hunt, and communicate.


Must-See Birds of the Pacific Northwest85 unforgettable species, their fascinating lives, and how to find themSARAH SWANSON & MAX SMITH

A lively, practical, and gorgeously photographed guide to discovering the region's most extraordinary birds. Includes eight bird-watching weekend trips. For OR and WA.

paperback, 7 x 9" 244 pp, full color throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-337-9 Product No. 689337eISBN: 978-1-60469-548-9

OF THEPACIFIC NORTHWEST

BIRDSMUST-SEE

SARAH SWANSON &MAX SMITH

85 Unforgettable Species, Their Fascinating Lives, and How to Find Them

Includes 8 WEEKEND BIRDING TRIPS

Wildflowers of the Pacific NorthwestA Timber Press Field GuideMARK TURNER & PHYLLIS GUSTAFSON

This beautifully illustrated guide describes 1,220 commonly encountered species, both native and nonnative, including perennials, annuals, and shrubs. For OR, WA, northern CA, and BC.



Insects of the Pacific NorthwestA Timber Press Field GuidePETER HAGGARD & JUDY HAGGARD

This beautifully illustrated guide describes more than 450 species of common, easily visible insects and some noninsect invertebrates. For OR, WA, northern CA, and southern BC.


Mushrooms of the Pacific NorthwestA Timber Press Field GuideSTEVE TRUDELL & JOE AMMIRATI

This bestselling field guide presents descriptions and photographs of 460 of the region's most distinctive and ecologically important mushrooms. For OR, WA, ID, southern MT, and southern BC.

flexibind, 5¾ x 8¼" 352 pp, full color throughout $27.95 CAN$37.95 © 2009 ISBN: 978-0-88192-935-5 Product No. 682935 eISBN: 978-1-60469-141-2

Steve Trudell & Joe Ammirati

MUSHROOMS of the PACIFIC NORTHWEST

timber press field guide

The Northwest Nature GuideWhere to go and what to see month by month in Oregon, Washington, and British ColumbiaJAMES LUTHER DAVIS

150 of the best wildlife adventures throughout OR, WA, and BC, from winter whale watching to fall seabirding.


Trees and Shrubs of the Pacific NorthwestA Timber Press Field GuideMARK TURNER & ELLEN KUHLMANN

This compact guide describes more than 560 commonly encountered trees and shrubs. For northern CA, OR, WA, and BC.

flexibind, 5¾ x 8¼"448 pp, full color throughout$27.95 CAN$37.95 @ 2014ISBN: 978-1-60469-263-1Product No. 689263

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the guide to west coastcheese

More than 300 Cheeses Handcrafted in California, Oregon, and Washington

Sasha Davies

“This essential new reference for cheese enthusiasts fills a big gap in my library.”–JANET FLETCHER, San Francisco Chronicle cheese columnist and author of Cheese & Wine

The Guide to West Coast CheeseMore than 300 cheeses handcrafted in California, Oregon, and WashingtonSASHA DAVIES

This accessible guide examines the distinctive character of each cheese and includes beverage pairing ideas, serving suggestions, and features on producers.

paperback, 5¾ x 8¼" 224 pp, color insert $18.95 CAN$25.95 ©2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-090-3 Product No. 689090 eISBN: 978-1-60469-258-7

5-copy counter display $94.75 CAN$129.75ISBN: 978-1-60469-438-3Product No. 689438

Essential Wines and Wineries of the Pacific NorthwestA guide to the wine countries of Washington, Oregon, British Columbia, and IdahoCOLE DANEHOWER

Danehower profiles the wines, the winemakers, and the wine countries of WA, OR, BC, and ID.

paperback, 8½ x 10” 309 pp, full color throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 ©2010 ISBN: 978-0-88192-966-9 Product No. 682966 eISBN: 978-1-60469-259-4

Left Coast RoastA guide to the best coffee and roasters from San Francisco to SeattleHANNA NEUSCHWANDER

This high-octane guide explores the key roasters and coffee shops in WA, OR, and northern CA, with notes on roasting and brewing the perfect cup.

paperback, 5¼x 79/16" 296 pp, two color throughout$16.95 CAN$22.95 © 2012 ISBN: 978-1-60469-284-6 Product No. 689284 eISBN: 978-1-60469-441-3


Craft Beers of the Pacific NorthwestA beer lover’s guide to Oregon, Washington, and British ColumbiaLISA M. MORRISON

Beer expert Lisa M. Morrison features 18 walkable pub crawls and highlights 115 key breweries and brew pubs in OR, WA, and BC.

paperback, 6½ x 9" 208 pp, b&w photos throughout $18.95 CAN$25.95 © 2011 ISBN: 978-1-60469-089-7 Product No. 689089 eISBN: 978-1-60469-313-3


DEBRA DANIELS-ZELLER

“Daniels-Zeller demonstrates the rich array of inspiring foods with which to cook delicious, wholesome, and regional vegetarian meals.”

–DEBORAH MADISON, author of Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone

“Daniels-Zeller demonstrates the rich array of inspiring foods with which to cook delicious, wholesome, and regional vegetarian meals.”

–DEBORAH MADISON, author of Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone

T H E northwest vegetarian cookbook

200 Recipes that Celebrate the Flavors of Oregon and Washington

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The Northwest Vegetarian Cookbook200 recipes that celebrate the flavors of Oregon and WashingtonDEBRA DANIELS-ZELLER

200 meat-free recipes that make the most of the region's bounty, with profiles of important growers and beekeepers.

paperback, 7½ x 9" 272 pp, b&w photographs throughout $19.95 CAN$26.95 © 2010 ISBN: 978-1-60469-034-7 Product No. 689034

The Northwest Green Home PrimerKATHLEEN O’BRIEN & KATHLEEN SMITH

Ideas, tips, checklists, and resources for green-home planning, construction, remodeling, and maintenance; extensively illustrated with photos and diagrams.

paperback, 8 x 9" 304 pp, b&w photos throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2008 ISBN: 978-0-88192-797-9 Product No. 682797 eISBN: 978-1-60469-021-7

In Search of Ancient OregonA geological and natural historyELLEN MORRIS BISHOP

A beautifully photographed and expertly written account of Oregon's fascinating geological story, featuring Mount Hood, Crater Lake, and Smith Rock.


Frances Fuller Victor Award

The Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific NorthwestLAWRENCE KREISMAN & GLENN MASON

A comprehensive exploration of the arts and crafts legacy in the Pacific Northwest, with nearly 400 photographs and period graphics.


A Pacific Northwest Nature SketchbookJUDE SIEGEL

Siegel offers practical tips for working with pen and watercolor to create pages rich in personal meaning.

paperback, 75/8 x 9¼" 204 pp, b&w illustrations throughout $24.95 CAN$33.95 © 2006 ISBN: 978-0-88192-791-7 Product No. 682791

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TITLE INDEX

50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant Plants, Clausen 40

50 High-Impact, Low-Care Garden Plants, DiSabato-Aust 30

400 Trees and Shrubs for Small Spaces, Miller 43

A to Z of Plant Names, Coombes, 55

Agaves, Starr 47

Air Plants, Sengo 63

American Azaleas, Towe 44

American Home Landscapes, Adams, Burchfield 31

American Meadow Garden, Greenlee, Holt 35

American Woodland Garden, Darke 34

Anxious Gardener’s Book of Answers, Chace 54

Apples of North America, Burford 28

Armitage’s Garden Perennials, Armitage 41

Armitage’s Native Plants for North American Gardens, Armitage 41

Armitage’s Vines and Climbers, Armitage 41

Art of Botanical Drawing, Ravet-Haevermans 62

Art of Creative Pruning, Hobson 45

Art of Gardening, Thomas 4

Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest, Kreisman, Mason 66

Attracting Beneficial Bugs, Walliser 53

Bamboo for Gardens, Meredith 48

Beatrix Potter's Gardening Life, McDowell 59

Beautiful No-Mow Yards, Hadden 35

Bees, Wasps, and Ants, Grissell 58

Beginner’s Guide to Growing Heirloom Vegetables, Iannotti 28

Big Gardens in Small Spaces, Cox 36

Bizarre Botanicals, Mellichamp, Gross 55

Black Plants, Bonine 42

Bloom-Again Orchids, judywhite 51

Bloom’s Best Perennials and Grasses, Bloom 38

Bonsai with Japanese Maples, Adams 45

Book of Gardening Projects for Kids, Cohen, Fisher 62

Book of Little Hostas, Shadrack, Shadrack 48

Botanical Latin, Stearn 55

Botany for Gardeners, Capon 52

Bringing Nature Home, Tallamy 34

Buried Treasures, Rukšans 50

Cacti and Succulents for Cold Climates, Chance 46

California Foraging, Lowry 57

California Mushrooms, Desjardin, Wood, Stevens 57

California Native Landscape, Rubin, Warren 41

Calochortus, Gerritsen, Parsons 51

Camellias, Trehane 44

Carnivorous Plants, Hewitt-Cooper 21

Child’s Garden, Dannenmaier 32

Clematis for Small Spaces, Evison 44

Coleus, Rogers 46

Collector’s Garden, Druse 36

Color Concrete Garden Projects, Smith, Snyder 63

Color Encyclopedia of Cape Bulbs, Manning, Goldblatt, Snijman 50

Complete Book of Garlic, Meredith 28

Complete Book of Potatoes, De Jong, Sieczka, De Jong 28

Complete Chile Pepper Book, DeWitt, Bosland 26

Concrete Garden Projects, Arvidsson, Nilsson 63

Conifers of the World, Eckenwalder 45

Contemporary Color in the Landscape, Wilson 31

Craft Beers of the Pacific Northwest, Morrison 66

Creating Rain Gardens, Woelfle- Erskine, Uncapher 35

Creative Shrub Garden, McIndoe 43

Crocuses, Rukšans 50

Culinary Herbal, Belsinger, Tucker 12

Cultivating Chaos, Reif, Kress, Becker 19

Cultivating Garden Style, Greayer 31

Cut Flowers of the World, Maree, van Wyk 56

Daffodil, Kingsbury 50

Decoding Gardening Advice, Gillman, Maynard 54

Deep-Rooted Wisdom, Farmer 59

Designing and Planting a Woodland Garden, Wiley 36

Designing and Renovating Larger Gardens, Coltart 36

Designing the New Kitchen Garden, Bartley 27

Designing with Conifers, Bitner 45

Designing with Grasses, Lucas 36

Designing with Succulents, Baldwin 47

Dirr’s Encyclopedia of Trees and Shrubs, Dirr 43

Dogwoods, Cappiello, Shadow 43

Down the Kitchen Sink, Nichols 60

Down to Earth with Helen Dillon, Dillon 60

Edible Front Yard, Soler 26

Encyclopedia of Container Plants, Rogers, Cardillo 30

Encyclopedia of Culivated Palms, Riffle, Craft, Zona 46

Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates, Giles 46

Encyclopedia of Garden Ferns, Olsen 48

Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable Landscapes, Darke 34

Encyclopedia of Herbs, Tucker, DeBaggio 27

Encyclopedia of Northwest Native Plants for Gardens and Landscapes, Robson, Richter, Filbert 41

Essential Garden Design Workbook, Alexander 30

Essential Garden Maintenance Workbook, Alexander 30

Essential Wines and Wineries of the Pacific Northwest, Danehower 66

Essential Perennials, Clausen, Christopher 40

Exotic Planting for Adventurous Gardeners, Lloyd 46

Explorer’s Garden, Hinkley 42

Fearless Color Gardens, Meadows 32

Field Guide to Peppers, Dewitt, Lamson 14

Food Plants of the World, van Wyk 28

Fragrant Orchids, Frowine 51

Free-Range Chicken Gardens, Bloom 37

From Art to Landscape, Smith 31

Fruit Trees in Small Spaces, Eierman 26

Garden Gallery, Little, Lewis 32

Garden Plants of China, Valder 49

Gardener’s Guide to Cactus, Calhoun 47

Gardener’s Guide to Weather and Climate, Allaby 52

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Gardening for a Lifetime, Eddison 59

Gardening for the Birds, Adams 35

Gardening in Miniature, Calvo 63

Gardening with Shape, Line and Texture, Hawthorne 32

Gardening with Woodland Plants, Junker 36

Gardens in China, Valder 48

Green Roof Manual, Snodgrass, McIntyre 33

Green Roof Plants, Snodgrass, Snodgrass 50

Greenhouse Gardener's Manual, Marshall 53

Growing Carnivorous Plants, Rice 49

Growing Hardy Orchids, Tullock 51

Growing the Midwest Garden, Lyons 36

Growing the Northeast Garden, Keys 36

Growing the Southwest Garden, Phillips 36

Guide to Bearded Irises, Norris 50

Guide to West Coast Cheese, Davies 66

Handbook of Natural Plant Dyes, Duerr 62

Handmade Garden Projects, Forkner 63

Hellebores, Burrell, Tyler 40

Hellstrip Gardening, Hadden 35

Herbal Apothecary, Pursell 10

High-Impact, Low-Carbon Gardening, Bowe 53

Homegrown Berries, 27

How Plants Work, Chalker, Scott 52

How to Buy the Right Plants, Tools, and Garden Supplies, Fox 54

How to Eradicate Invasive Plants, Chace 53

How the Government Got in Your Backyard, Gillman, Heberlig 54

How to Grow a School Garden, Bucklin-Sporer, Pringle 53

Hydrangeas for American Gardens, Dirr 43

Hydrangeas, Lawson-Hall, Rothera 44

Illustrated Encyclopedia of Orchids, Pridgeon 51

In Search of Ancient Oregon, Bishop 66

Indestructible Houseplant, Martin 62

Insects and Gardens, Grissell 58

Insects of the Pacific Northwest, Haggard 65

Inspired Landscape, Cohen 16

Iris Family, Goldblatt, Manning 50

Japanese Maples, Vertrees, Gregory 45

Keeping Bees in Towns and Cities, Dixon 58

Keshiki Bonsai, Kobayashi 63

Kingdom Fungi, Stephenson 57

Kitchen Gardener’s Handbook, Bartley 27

Know Maintenance Perennial Garden, Diblik 35

Landscapes of Change, Thoren 32

Landscaping for Privacy, Wingate 37

Latin for Bird Lovers, Lederer, Burr 58

Laughter on the Stairs, Nichols 60

Lavender Lover’s Handbook, Bader 27

Layered Garden, Culp, Levine 32

Left Coast Roast, Neuschwander 66

Lilacs, Fiala, Vrugtman 44

Living Landscape, Darke, Tallamy 34

Macrophotography for Gardeners and Nature Lovers, Detrick 62

Magical World of Moss Gardening, Martin 49

Managing the Wet Garden, Simmons 49

Manual of Interior Plantscaping, Fediw 18

Manual of Plant Grafting, MacDonald 56

Manual of Seed Saving, Heistinger 56

Medicinal Plants of the World, van Wyk, Wink 56

Midwest Foraging, Rose 57

Mind-Altering and Poisonous Plants of the World, Wink, van Wyk 55

Moss Gardening, Schenk 49

Mosaic Garden Projects, Brody 63

Moth Orchids, Frowine 51

Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest, Trudell, Ammirati 65

Mushrooms of the Rocky Mountain Region, Evenson 57

Must-See Birds of the PNW, Swanson, Smith 65

My Garden, the City and Me, Babbs 59

Native American Ethnobotany, Moerman 56

Native American Food Plants, Moerman 56

Native American Medicinal Plants, Moerman 56

Native Plants of the Northeast, Leopold 41

Native Plants of the Southeast, Mellichamp 41

Native Trees for North American Landscapes, Sternberg 43

Native Trees of the Southeast, Kirkman, Brown, Leopold 44

Natural History of Conifers, Farjon 45

Natural World of Winnie-the-Pooh, Aalto 2

Naturescaping Workbook, Young 53

New American Landscape, Christopher 60

New Encyclopedia of Daylilies, Petit, Peat 38

New Encyclopedia of Hostas, Grenfell, Shadrack 48

New Encyclopedia of Orchids, la Croix 51

New Low-Maintenance Garden, Easton 37

Niwaki, Hobson 45

Nonstop Garden, Cohen, Benner 37

North American Guide to Common Poisonous Plants and Mushrooms, Turner, von Aderkas 55

Northeast Foraging, Meredith 57

Northwest Green Home Primer, O’Brien, Smith 66

Northwest Nature Guide, Davis 65

Northwest Vegetarian Cookbook, Daniels-Zeller 66

Octopus, Mather, Anderson, Wood 58

Oregon Companion, Engeman 64

Organic Backyard Vineyard, Powers 26

Pedal Portland, Roll 64

Pacific Northwest Nature Sketchbook, Siegel 66

Pacific Northwest Foraging, Deur 57

Pacific Northwest Garden Tour, Olson 64

Perennial Companions, Fischer 42

Perennials, Carter, Becker, Lilly 38

Perennials for Midwestern Gardens, Kahtz 42

Perennials for the Southwest, Irish 42

Phlox, Locklear 40

Plant Breeding for the Home Gardener, Tychonievich 53

Plant Conservation, Walker 58

Plant-Driven Design, Ogden, Ogden 31

Plant Form, Bell 55

Plant Lover's Guide to Asters, Picton 39

Plant Lover's Guide to Dahlias, Vernon 39

Plant Lover's Guide to Epimediums, Gregson 39

Plant Lover's Guide to Ferns, Steffen, Olsen 39

Plant Lover's Guide to Salvias, Whittlesey 39

Plant Lover's Guide to Sedums, Horvath 39

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Plant Lover's Guide to Snowdrops, Slade 39

Plant Lover's Guide to Tulips, Wilford 39

Plantiful, Green 38

Planting, Oudolf, Kingsbury 33

Planting and Maintaining a Tree Collection, Toomer 45

Planting Green Roofs and Living Walls, Kingsbury, Dunnett 33

Planting in a Post-Wild World, Rainer, West 17

Planting the Dry Shade Garden, Rice 35

Plants from Test Tubes, Bridgen, Kyte, Kleyn, Scoggins 56

Plants With Style, Norris 9

Poisonous Plants, Frohne, Pfänder 55

Portland City Walks, Foster 64

Portland Forest Hikes, Thayer 64

Portland Hill Walks, Foster 64

Portland Stairs Book, Foster 64

Pots in the Garden, Rogers 30

Powerhouse Plants, Rice 38

Practical Bamboos, Whittaker 48

Practical Permaculture, Bloom, Boehnlein 37

Prairie-Style Gardens, Steiner 40

Professional Design Guide to Green Roofs, Dakin, Benjamin, Pantiel 33

Professional Designer's Guide to Garden Furnishings, Nagel 37

Pruning of Trees, Shrubs and Conifers, Brown, Kirkham 45

Rain Gardens, Dunnett, Clayden 35

Rancho Gordo Heirloom Bean Grower’s Guide, Sando 28

Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation, Dirr, Heuser 43

Revolutionary Yardscape, Levesque 62

Rhapsody in Green, Nichols, Dicks 60

Rock Garden Plant Primer, Grey-Wilson 49

Rock Garden Plants, Mineo 49

Roots of My Obsession, Cooper 59

Roses Without Chemicals, Kukielski 38

Saxifrages, McGregor 51

Seeing Flowers, Chace 61

Seeing Trees, Hugo 61

Seeing Seeds, Chace 6

Self-Sustaining Garden, Thompson 32

Shade, Wiley 48

Short History of the Honey Bee, Readicker-Henderson, Ilona 58

Small Green Roofs, Dunnett, Gedge, Little, Snodgrass 33

Small-Space Container Gardens, Richardson 30

Small-Space Vegetable Gardens, Bellamy 27

Southeast Foraging, Bennett 57

So You Want to Be a Garden Designer, Howard 54

So You Want to Start a Nursery, Avent 54

Speedy Vegetable Garden, Diacono, Leendertz 28

Start a Community Food Garden, Joy, Leendertz 27

Steppes, Denver Botanic Garden 50

Succulent Container Gardens, Baldwin 47

Succulents Simplified, Baldwin 47

Sunlight on the Lawn, Nichols 60

Super-Charged, Rendon 58

Sweet Pea Book, Rice 40

Tall Perennials, Turner 38

Taming the Truffle, Hall, Brown, Zambonelli 28

Teaming with Microbes, Lowenfels 52

Teaming with Nutrients, Lowenfels 52

Terrarium Craft, Aiello, Bryant 63

Therapeutic Gardens, Wagenfeild, Winterbottom 33

Timber Press Dictionary of Plant Names, von Erhardt, Seybold, Bödeker, Götz 55

Timber Press Encyclopedia of Flowering Shrubs, Gardiner 44

Timber Press Guide to Succulent Plants of the World, Dortort 46

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Midwest, Vanderbrug 15

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Mountain States, Newcomer 29

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Northeast, Iannotti 29

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the PNW, Forkner 29

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southeast, Wallace 29

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Vegetable Gardening in Southern California, Miller 15

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southwest, Shirey 29

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Bamboos, Meredith 48

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Conifers, Bitner 45

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Hostas, Grenfell, Shadrack 48

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Palms, Riffle 46

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Water Garden Plants, Speichert, Speichert 49

Trees and Shrubs of the Pacific Northwest, Turner, Kuhlman 65

Trees and Shrubs for the Southwest, Irish 44

Trees for All Seasons, Hogan 44

Trees Up Close, Hugo 61

¡Tropicalismo!, Baggett 46

Truth About Garden Remedies, Gillman 54

Truth About Organic Gardening, Gillman 54

Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden, Reich 28

Understanding Garden Design, Nagel 37

Unexpected Houseplant, Martin 62

Vanilla Orchids, Cameron 51

Vegetable Gardener’s Guide to Permaculture, Shein, Thompson 27

Viburnums, Dirr 43

View from Great Dixter, Alexander, Garrett 60

Waterwise Plants for Sustainable Gardens, Ogden, Ogden 42

Well-Designed Mixed Garden, DiSabato-Aust 30

Well-Tended Perennial Garden, DiSabato-Aust 30

What’s Wrong With My Fruit Garden?, Deardorff, Wadsworth 26

What’s Wrong With My Houseplant?, Deardorff, Wadsworth 8

What’s Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?), Deardorff, Wadsworth 26, 53

What’s Wrong With My Vegetable Garden?, Deardorff, Wadsworth 26

Wild Fruit, Génevé 58

Wild Garden, Robinson, Darke 34

Why Grow That When You Can Grow This?, Keys 42

Wildflowers of New England, Elliman 22

Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest, Turner, Gustafson 65

Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest, Moskowitz 65

Willamette River Field Guide, Williams 64

Wolves in the Land of Salmon, Moskowitz 65

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Aalto, K. Natural World of Winnie-thePooh, 2

Adams, D. and L. Burchfield American Home Landscapes, 31

Adams, G. Gardening for the Birds, 35

Adams, P. Bonsai with Japanese Maples, 45

Aiello, A. and K. Bryant Terrarium Craft, 63

Alexander, R. Essential Garden Design Workbook, 30 Essential Garden Maintenance Workbook, 30

Alexander, R. and F. Garrett View from Great Dixter, 60

Allaby, M. Gardener's Guide to Weather and Climate, 52

Dictionary of Science Gardeners, 20

Armitage, A. Armitage’s Garden Perennials, 41

Armitage’s Native Plants for North American Gardens, 41

Armitage’s Vines and Climbers, 41

Arvidsson, C. and M. Nilsson Concrete Garden Projects, 63

Avent, T. So You Want to Start a Nursery, 54

Babbs, H. My Garden, the City and Me, 59

Bader, S. Lavender Lover’s Handbook, 27

Baggett, P. ¡Tropicalismo!, 46

Baldwin, D. Designing with Succulents, 47

Succulent Container Gardens, 47

Succulents Simplified, 47

Bartley, J. Designing the New Kitchen Garden, 27

Kitchen Gardener’s Handbook, 27

Bell, A., Plant Form, 55

Bellamy, A., Small-Space Vegetable Gardens, 27

Bennett, C., Southeast Foraging, 57

Bishop, E. In Search of Ancient Oregon, 66

Bitner, R. Designing with Conifers, 45

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Conifers, 45

Bloom, A. Bloom’s Best Perennials and Grasses, 38

Bloom, J. Free-Range Chicken Gardens, 37

Practical Permaculture, 37

Bonine, P. Black Plants, 42

Bowe, A. High-Impact, Low-Carbon Gardening, 53

Bridgens, M., H. Scoggins, J. Kleyn, and M. Bridgen Plants from Test Tubes, 56

Brody, M., Mosaic Garden Projects, 63

Brown, G. and T. Kirkham Pruning of Trees, Shrubs and Conifers, 45

Bucklin-Sporer, A. and R. Pringle How to Grow a School Garden, 53

Burford, T. Apples of N. America, 28

Burr C., R. Lederer Latin for Bird Lovers, 58

Burrell, C. and J. Tyler Hellebores, 40

Calhoun, S. Gardener’s Guide to Cactus, 47

Calvo, J. Gardening in Miniature, 63

Cameron, K. Vanilla Orchids, 51

Capon, B. Botany for Gardeners, 52

Cappiello, P. and D. Shadow Dogwoods, 43

Carter, S., C. Becker, and B. Lilly Perennials, 38

Chace, T. Anxious Gardener's Book of Answers, 54 How to Eradicate Invasive Plants, 53 Seeing Flowers, 61 Seeing Seeds, 6

Chalker-Scott, L. How Plants Work, 52

Chance, L. Cacti and Succulents for Cold Climates, 46

Christopher, T. New American Landscape, 60

Clausen, R. 50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant Plants, 40

Essential Perennials, 40

Cohen, S. Inspired Landscape, 16

Cohen, S. and J. Benner Nonstop Garden, 37

Cohen, W. and J. Fisher Book of Gardening Projects for Kids, 62

Coltart, D. Designing and Renovating Larger Gardens, 36

Coombes, A. A to Z of Plant Names, 55

Cooper, T. Roots of My Obsession, 59

Cox, M. Big Gardens in Small Spaces, 36

Culp, D. with A. Levine Layered Garden, 32

Dakin, K., L. Benjamin, and M. Pantiel Professional Design Guide to Green Roofs, 33

Danehower, C. Essential Wines and Wineries of the Pacific Northwest,66

Daniels-Zeller, D. Northwest Vegetarian Cookbook, 66

Dannenmaier, M. Child’s Garden, 32

Darke, R. American Woodland Garden, 34

Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable Landscapes, 34

Darke, R. and D. Tallamy The Living Landscape, 34

Davies, S. Guide to West Coast Cheese, 66

Davis, J. Northwest Nature Guide, 65

De Jong, H., J. Sieczka, and W. De Jong Complete Book of Potatoes, 28

Deardorff, D. and K. Wadsworth What’s Wrong With My Fruit Garden?, 26

What’s Wrong With My Houseplant? 8

What’s Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?), 26, 53

What’s Wrong With My Vegetable Garden?, 26

Denver Botanic Gardens, Steppes, 50

Desjardin, D., M. Wood, F. Sterens. California Mushrooms, 57

Detrick, A. Macrophotography for Gardeners and Nature Lovers, 62

Deur, D. Pacific Northwest Foraging, 57

DeWitt, D. and P. Bosland Complete Chile Pepper Book, 26

Field Guide to Peppers, 14

Diacono, M. and L. Leendertz Speedy Vegetable Garden, 28

Diblik, R. Know Maintenance Perennial Garden, 35

Dillon, H. Down to Earth with Helen Dillon, 60

Dirr, M. Dirr’s Encyclopedia of Trees and Shrubs, 43 Hydrangeas for American Gardens, 43 Viburnums, 43

Dirr, M. and C. Heuser Reference Manual of Woody Plant Propagation, 43

DiSabato-Aust, T. 50 High-Impact, Low-Care Garden Plants, 30

Well-Designed Mixed Garden, 30

Well-Tended Perennial Garden, 30

Dixon, L. Keeping Bees in Towns and Cities, 58

Dortort, F. Timber Press Guide to Succulent Plants of the World, 46

Druse, K. Collector’s Garden, 36

Duerr, S. Handbook of Natural Plant Dyes, 62

Dunnett, N. and A. Clayden Rain Gardens, 35

Dunnett, N., D. Gedge, J. Little, and E. Snodgrass Small Green Roofs, 33

Easton, V. New Low-Maintenance Garden, 37

Eckenwalder, J. Conifers of the World, 45

Eddison, S. Gardening for a Lifetime, 59

Eierman, C. Fruit Trees in Small Spaces, 26

Elliman, T. Wildflowers of New England, 22

Engeman, R. Oregon Companion, 64

Evenson, Y. Mushrooms of the Rocky Moutain Region, 57

Evison, R. Clematis for Small Spaces, 44

Farjon, A. Natural History of Conifers, 45

Farmer, A. Deep-Rooted Wisdom, 59

Fediw, K. Manual of Interior Plantscaping, 18

Fiala, J. and F. Vrugtman Lilacs, 44

Fischer, T. Perennial Companions, 42

Forkner, L. Handmade Garden Projects, 63

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the PNW, 29

Foster, L. Portland City Walks, 64

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Portland Hill Walks, 64

Portland Stairs Book, 64

Fox, J. How to Buy the Right Plants, Tools, and Garden Supplies, 54

Frohne, D. and H. Pfänder Poisonous Plants, 55

Frowine, S. Fragrant Orchids, 51

Moth Orchids, 51

Gardiner, J. Timber Press Encyclopedia of Flowering Shrubs, 44

Génevé, A. Wild Fruit, 58

Gerritsen, M. and R. Parsons Calochortus, 51

Giles, W. Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates, 46

Gillman, J. Truth About Garden Remedies, 54

Truth About Organic Gardening, 54

Gillman, J. and E. Heberlig How the Government Got in Your Backyard, 54

Gillman, J. and M. Maynard Decoding Gardening Advice, 54

Goldblatt, P. and J. Manning Iris Family, 50

Greayer, R. Cultivating Garden Style, 31

Green, K. Plantiful, 38

Greenlee, J. and S. Holt American Meadow Garden, 35

Gregson, S. Plant Lover's Guide to Epimediums, 39

Grenfell, D. and M. Shadrack New Encyclopedia of Hostas, 48

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Hostas, 48

Grey-Wilson, C. Rock Garden Plant Primer, 49

Grissell, E. Bees, Wasps, and Ants, 58

Insects and Gardens, 58

Hadden, E. Beautiful No-Mow Yards 35 Hellstrip Gardening, 35

Haggard, P. and J. Haggard Insects of the Pacific Northwest, 65

Hall, I., G. Brown, and A. Zambonelli Taming the Truffle, 28

Hawthorne, L. Gardening with Shape, Line and Texture, 32

Heistinger, A. Manual of Seed Saving, 56

Hewitt-Cooper, N. Carnivorous Plants, 21

Hinkley, D. Explorer’s Garden, 42

Hobson, J. Art of Creative Pruning, 45 Niwaki, 45

Hogan, S. Trees for All Seasons, 44

Horvath, B. Plant Lover's Guide to Sedums, 39

Howard, L. So You Want to Be a Garden Designer, 54

Hugo, N. Seeing Trees, 61 Trees up Close, 61

Iannotti, M. Beginner’s Guide to Growing Heirloom Vegetables, 28

Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Northeast, 29

Irish, M. Perennials for the Southwest, 42 Trees and Shrubs for the Southwest, 44

Joy, L. Start a Community Food Garden, 27

judywhite Bloom-Again Orchids, 51

Junker, K. Gardening with Woodland Plants, 36

Kahtz, A. Perennials for Midwestern Gardens, 42

Keys, A. Why Grow That When You Can Grow This?, 42

Growing the Northeast Garden, 36

Kingsbury, N. Daffodil, 50

Kingsbury, N. and N. Dunnett Planting Green Roofs and Living Walls, 33

Kirkman, K., C. Brown, and D. Leopold Native Trees of the Southeast, 44

Kobayashi, K. Keshiki Bonsai, 63

Kreisman, L. and G. Mason Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest, 66

Kuhlman, E. and M. Turner Trees and Shrubs of the Pacific Northwest, 65

Kukielski, P. Roses Without Chemicals, 38

la Croix, I. New Encyclopedia of Orchids, 51

Lederer, R. and C. Burr Latin for Bird Lovers, 58

Leopold, D. Native Plants of the Northeast, 41

Levesque, M. Revolutionary Yardscape, 62

Little, G. and D. Lewis Garden Gallery, 32

Llewellyn, R. Seeing Flowers, 61

Seeing Seeds, 6

Seeing Trees, 61

Trees Up Close, 61

Lloyd, C. Exotic Planting for Adventurous Gardeners, 46

Locklear, J. Phlox, 40

Lowenfels, J. Teaming with Nutrients, 52

Lowenfels, J. and W. Lewis Teaming with Microbes, 52

Lowry, J. California Foraging, 57

Lucas, N. Designing with Grasses, 36

Lyon, E. Growing the Midwest Garden, 36

MacDonald, P. The Manual of Plant Grafting, 56

Manning, J., P. Goldblatt, and D. Snijman Color Encyclopedia of Cape Bulbs, 50

Maree, J. and B. van Wyk Cut Flowers of the World, 56

Marshall, R. The Greenhouse Gardener's Manual, 53

Martin, A. Magical World of Moss Gardening, 49

Martin, T. Indestructible Houseplant, 62 Unexpected Houseplant, 62

Mather, J., R. Anderson, and J. Wood Octopus, 58

McDowell, M. Beatrix Potter's Gardening Life, 59

McGregor, M. Saxifrages, 51

McIndoe, A. Creative Shrub Garden, 43

Meadows, K. Fearless Color Gardens, 32

Mellichamp, L. Native Plants of the Southeast, 41

Mellichamp, L. and P. Gross Bizarre Botanicals, 55

Meredith, L. Northeast Foraging, 57

Meredith, T. Bamboo for Gardens, 48

Complete Book of Garlic, 28

Timber Press Pocket Guide to Bamboos, 48

Miller, D. 400 Trees and Shrubs for Small Spaces, 43

Miller, G. Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in Southern California, 15

Mineo, B. Rock Garden Plants, 49

Moerman, D. Native American Ethnobotany, 56

Native American Food Plants, 56

Native American Medicinal Plants, 56

Morrison, L. Craft Beers of the Pacific Northwest, 66

Moskowitz, D. Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest, 65

Wolves in the Land of Salmon, 65

Nagel, V. Understanding Garden Design, 37

The Professional Designer's Guide to Garden Furnishings, 37

Neuschwander, H. Left Coast Roast, 66

Newcomer, M. Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Mountain States, 29

Nichols, B. Down the Kitchen Sink, 60

Laughter on the Stairs, 60

Sunlight on the Lawn, 60

Nichols, B. and R. Dicks Rhapsody in Green, 60

Norris, K. Guide to Bearded Irises, 50

Plants With Style, 9

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O’Brien, K. and K. Smith Northwest Green Home Primer, 66

Ogden, S. and L. Ogden Plant-Driven Design, 31

Waterwise Plants for Sustainable Gardens, 42

Olsen, S. Encyclopedia of Garden Ferns, 48

Plant Lover's Guide to Ferns, 39

Olsen, D. Pacific Northwest Garden Tour, 64

Oudolf, P. and N. Kingsbury Planting, 33

Peat, J. and T. Petit New Encyclopedia of Daylilies, 38

Phillips, J. Growing the Southwest Garden, 36

Picton, H and P. Piction Plant Lover's Guide to Asters, 39

Powers, T. Organic Backyard Vineyard, 26

Rainer, T and C. West, Planting in a Post-Wild World, 17

Ravet-Haevermans, A. Art of Botanical Drawing, 62

Readicker-Henderson, E. and Ilona Short History of the Honey Bee, 58

Reich, L. Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden, 28

Reif, J., C. Kress and J. Becker Cultivating Chaos, 19

Rendon, J. Super-Charged, 58

Rice, B. Growing Carnivorous Plants, 48

Rice, G. Planting the Dry Shade Garden, 35

Powerhouse Plants, 38 Sweet Pea Book, 40

Richardson, F. Small-Space Container Gardens, 30

Riffle, R. Timber Press Pocket Guide to Palms, 46

Riffle, R., P. Craft, and S. Zona Encyclopedia of Cultivated Palms, 46

Robinson, W. and R. Darke Wild Garden, 34

Robson, K., A. Richter, and M. Filbert Encyclopedia of Northwest Native Plants for Gardens and Landscapes, 41

Rogers, R. Coleus, 46

Pots in the Garden, 30

Rogers, R. and R. Cardillo Encyclopedia of Container Plants, 30

Roll, T. Pedal Portland, 64

Rose, L. Midwest Foraging, 57

Rubin, G. and L. Warren California Native Landscape, 41

Rukšans, J. Buried Treasures, 50 Crocuses, 50

Sando, S. Rancho Gordo Heirloom Bean Grower’s Guide, 28

Schenk, G. Moss Gardening, 49

Sengo, Z., G. Air Plants, 63

Shadrack, K. and M. Shadrack Book of Little Hostas, 48

Shein, C. with J. Thompson Vegetable Gardener’s Guide to Permaculture, 27

Shirey, T. The Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southwest, 29

Siegel, J. Pacific Northwest Nature Sketchbook, 66

Simmons, J. Managing the Wet Garden, 49

Slade, N. Plant Lover's Guide to Snowdrops, 39

Smith, M. and M. Snyder Color Concrete Garden Projects, 63

Smith, W. From Art to Landscape, 31

Snodgrass, E. and L. McIntyre Green Roof Manual, 33

Snodgrass, E. and L. Snodgrass Green Roof Plants, 50

Soler, I. Edible Front Yard, 26

Speichert, G. and S. Speichert Timber Press Pocket Guide to Water Garden Plants, 49

Starr, G. Agaves, 47

Stearn, W. Botanical Latin, 55

Steffen, R. and S. Olsen Plant Lovers Guide to Ferns, 39

Steiner, L. Prairie-Style Gardens, 40

Stephenson, S. Kingdom Fungi, 57

Sternberg, G. Native Trees for North American Landscapes, 43

Swanson, S. and M. Smith Must-See Birds, 65

Tallamy, D. Bringing Nature Home, 34

Thayer, J. Portland Forest Hikes, 64

Thompson, R. Art of Gardening, 4

Thompson, P. Self-Sustaining Garden, 32

Thoren, R. Landscapes of Change, 32

Toomer, S. Planting and Maintaining a Tree Collection, 45

Towe, L. American Azaleas, 44

Trehane, J. Camellias, 44

Trudell, S. and J. Ammirati Mushrooms of the Pacific Northwest, 65

Tucker, A. and T. DeBaggio Encyclopedia of Herbs, 27

Culinary Herbal, 12

Tullock, J. Growing Hardy Orchids, 51

Turner, M. and E. Kuhlman Trees and Shrubs of th Pacific Northwest, 65

Wildflowers of the Pacific Northwest, 65

Turner, N. and P. von Aderkas North American Guide to Common Poisonous Plants and Mushrooms, 55

Turner, R. Tall Perennials, 38

Tychonievich, J. Plant Breeding for the Home Gardener, 53

Valder, P. Garden Plants of China, 42 Gardens in China, 49

VanderBurg, M Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the MIdwest, 15

van Wyk, B. Food Plants of the World, 28

van Wyk, B. and M. Wink Medicinal Plants of the World, 56

Vernon, A. Plant Lover's Guide to Dahlias, 39

Vertrees, J. and P. Gregory Japanese Maples, 45

von Erhardt, W., S. Seybold, N. Bödeker, and E. Götz Timber Press Dictionary of Plant Names, 55

Wagenfeld, A and D. Winterbottom, Therapeutic Gardens, 33

Walker, T. Plant Conservation, 58

Wallace, I. Timber Press Guide to Vegetable Gardening in the Southeast, 29

Walliser, J. Attracting Beneficial Bugs, 53

Whittaker, P. Practical Bamboos, 48

Wiley, K. Designing and Planting a Woodland Garden, 36

Shade, 48

Whittlesey, J. Plant Lover's Guide to Salvias, 39

Wilford, R. Plant Lover's Guide to Tulips, 39

Williams, T. Willamette River Field Guide, 64

Wilson, A. Contemporary Color in the Landscape, 31

Wingate, M. Landscaping for Privacy, 37

Wink, M. and B. van Wyk Mind-Altering and Poisonous Plants of the World, 55

Woelfle-Erskine, C. and A. Uncapher Creating Rain Gardens, 35

Young, B. Naturescaping Workbook, 53

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U.S. GIFT SALES REPRESENTATIVES

ND, SD, NE, KS, MO, IA, MN, WI, MI

Anne McGilvray & CompanyMinneapolis Gift MartOrange Gallery Room 37810301 Bren Rd. WestMinnetonka, MN 55343Tel: (952) 932-7153Tel: (800) 527-1462Fax: (866) 539-0192www.annemcgilvray.com

SOUTHERN CA, AZ, NM, SOUTHERN NV, HI

California Marketing Associates110 East 9th Street C1300Los Angeles, CA 90079-2827Tel: (800) 874-6716Fax: (213) 452-7010www.cmagifts.com

NY, NJ, EASTERN PA, DE, MD, VA, WASHINGTON D.C.

Ivystone Group301 Commerce DriveExton, PA 19341Tel: (800) 327-9036Fax: (888) 489-7866 www.ivystone.com

ME, VT, NH, MA, CT, RI

Robert North & Associates476 Missing Link RoadP.O. Box 857Springfield, VT 05156Tel: (802) 885-1725Fax: (802) 885-4483

FL, GA, AL, MS, TN, NC, SC, KY

225 Unlimited, Inc.AmericasMart Showroom #1718230 Spring St.Atlanta, GA 30303 Tel: (800) 773-4225 Fax: (407) 895-1764 www.225unlimited.com

AR, LA, OK, TX

Anne McGilvray & Company2332 Valdina StreetDallas, TX 75207Tel: (214) 638-4438Tel: (800) 527-1462 ext. 1Fax: (866) 539-0192www.annemcgilvray.com

UPSTATE NY

Helen Kaminski & Co.30 Rondout LaneAccord, NY 12404Tel: (845) 626-0001Fax: (845) 626-0001

NORTHERN CA AND NORTHERN NV

Jenny Hammons & Associates631 Center StreetHealdsburg, CA 95448Tel: (800) 606-6471Fax: (866) 861-4769www.jennyhammonsco.com

IL

Rep FactorLeslie WarnerChicago, IL 60654Tel: (847) 428-4020Fax: (847) 428-4020Email: [email protected]

WA, OR, AK, ID

Ted Weinstein & The Company He KeepsPacific Market Center6100 4th Ave. South #282Seattle, WA 98108Tel: (503) 222-5105Fax: (206) 768-3075

MT, WY, UT, CO

The Long Sales Group451 E. 58th Ave.Suite #1661Denver, CO 80216Tel: (303) 294-0190Fax: (303) 294-0193

IN, WV, WESTERN PA, OH

Singer Son & Associates6125 Dublin RoadDelaware, OH 43015Tel: (800) 800-5312Fax: (740) 811-1988

INTERNATIONAL ORDERS

CANADA

Thomas Allen & Son Limited390 Steelcase Road EastMarkham, ON L3R 1G2Canada24-Hour Order Dept.Tel: (800) 387-4333Fax: (800) 458-5504 Email: [email protected]

ASIA & MIDDLE EAST

Michelle Morrow Curreri Tel: (978) 921-8020 Fax: (978) 921-7577 Email: [email protected]

AUSTRALIA

Capricorn Link P.O. Box 704 Windsor NSW 2756 Australia Tel: +61 2 45 60 1600 Fax: +61 2 45 77 5288 Email: [email protected]

NEW ZEALAND

Bookreps NZ Ltd Susan Holmes2/39 Woodside AvenueNorthcote, Auckland 0627New ZealandTel: +64 (09) 419-2635Fax: +64 (09) 419-2634Email: [email protected] www.bookreps.co.nz

U.K. & EUROPE

Melia Publishing Services One St. Peter’s Road Maidenhaid, Berkshire SL6 7Q4 United Kingdom Tel: (01628) 633673 Fax: (01628) 635562 Email: [email protected]

LATIN AMERICA & THE CARIBBEAN

IMA/Intermedia Americana Ltd David WilliamsPO Box 8734 London SE21 72F United KingdomTel: 44-20-7272-7113 Email: [email protected]

SOUTH AFRICA

Trinity Books CC P.O. Box 242 Randburg, 2125 South Africa Tel: (27-11) 787-4010/1 Fax: (27-11) 787-8920 Email: [email protected]

ALL OTHER COUNTRIES

Workman Publishing Company Sara High, Export Manager 225 Varick Street New York, NY 10014-4381 Tel: (212) 614-7757 Fax: (212) 614-7704 Email: [email protected]

ORDERING INFORMATION

This catalog contains all current and forthcoming Timber Press books. All prices are subject to change without notice.

For discount information or to place an order, please contact Workman Publishing Company directly or a sales representative in your area. To place an order for gift or book sales, please call or write to:

Workman Publishing Company 225 Varick Street New York, NY 10014-4381 Tel: (800) 722-7202 Fax: (212) 254-8098 NYC: (212) 254-5900 www.workman.com

Booksellers:

PHONE-IN ORDER REPRESENTATIVES

Book & Gift Stores: Tel: (800) 967-5630 Tel: (800) 967-5635 Fax: (800) 521-1832 (Book store orders) Fax: (800) 344-3482 (Gift store orders)

Rep: Jean Vargas, ext. 7525

For credit and customer service issues, please call Workman Publishing at (800) 722-7202.

Garden Centers, Botanic Gardens, Nurseries, & Catalog Dealers:

Storey Publishing Tel: (800) 827-7444 ext 2122 Fax: (800) 865-3429 Email: [email protected]

Libraries, Academic, & Professional:

Storey Publishing Maryellen Mahoney Tel: (800) 827-7444 ext 2176 Fax: (800) 865-3429 Email: [email protected]

ISBN: 978-1-60469-695-0 Product No. 689695 Printed in the United States

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