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Letter from the EditorThings are looking a little different here at Timber Press. For thepast few years we have been improving the overall look of our bookswith fresh, clear, inviting designs. Now we have updated our logoto communicate how we are growing into the future. We will stillpublish the work of experts in gardening, horticulture, and naturalhistory but in a way that appeals to a wider audience, and inpackages that reect that accessibility.

The most recent example of that effort is the launching of thePlant Lovers Guides , a new series about the plants that everygardener should know, grow, and love. Four new titles each springwill highlight the best varieties of a particular genus or group ofplants, show how to design with them, and reveal tips and tricksfor propagation and cultivation. With their beautiful packages

and wealth of information, these books are must-haves for everygardener and plant lover.

Every gardener and nature lover will want to own Living Landscape:Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden . Two ofour bestselling authors, Doug Tallamy and Rick Darke, have teamedup to show homeowners how to put the principles of Dougs seminalbook Bringing Nature Home into practice. By following their advice,readers can help to slow the rate of species extinction and keep theearth the biodiverse home it needs to be for our survival.

An easy way to increase biodiversity is to replace the lawn witha garden. Evelyn Hadden rst told us how in Beautiful No-MowYards . Now she is turning her attention to the last frontier of thelandscape in Hellstrip Gardening: Create a Paradise Between theSidewalk and the Curb . She shows how to reclaim this forgottenbit of real estate and make it a beautiful, bountiful, thriving part ofthe garden.

All the excitement isnt just in the garden, either. We are introducinganother new series, this one of regional foraging books that provideall the information readers need to nd the most avorful wild foods.With local experts leading the way, readers will be able to turn their

backyards and the elds and forests beyond into a cornucopia ofproduce for the table.

Our look has been renewed and refreshed, but the mission remainsthe same to share the wonder of the natural world with readerseverywhere.


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SPRING 2014NEW RELEASES 4

BACKLIST 25

HERBS & EDIBLES 26

GARDEN DESIGN 30

THE SUSTAINABLE GARDEN 34

NATIVE PLANTS 37

PERENNIALS & ANNUALS 38

TREES, SHRUBS & VINES 42

GRASSES & BAMBOOS 45

TROPICALS & SUCCULENTS 46

ORCHIDS 48

BULBS 49

SPECIALTY PLANTS 50

GARDEN REFERENCE 52

ARMCHAIR GARDENING 56

ARTS, CRAFTS, & INDOOR PLANTS 59

PACIFIC NORTHWEST 61

INDEXES 65

ORDERING INFORMATION 71


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ANDY VERNONis passionate about dahlias, incorporating them into every available

planting opportunity in his garden. Trained as a horticulturist, Andy has worked at theRoyal Botanic Gardens, Kew, and at Botanic Park in the Cayman Islands. He lives inBirmingham, England, where his horticultural media consulting rm is aptly namedPlanet Dahlia. He has produced and directed popular television programs for BBCincluding Gardeners World and Gardener of the Year.

NEW RELEASES

THE PLANT LOVERS GUIDE TO DAHLANDY VERNON

Dahlias are the showgirls o the garden. Their color ul blooms, rom purple, pink, white to yellow, orange, and red, come in a huge variety o sizes and shapes. They aalso a avorite cut ower, adding bright cheer and strong shape to an arrangement.

The Plant Lovers Guide to Dahlias by Andy Vernon is packed with everything a gardeneeds to know to grow these antastic owers. The book includes tips on using dahin garden design, growth and propagation in ormation, and lists o where to buy thplants and where to view them in public gardens. The bulk o the book is devoted tproles or over 200 varieties, organized by color, with in ormation on type, heightspread. Gorgeous photographs bring the plants to li e.

APRIL 2014POB/Hardcover; 8 x 9"256 pages; full-color throughout$24.95 US/ $31.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-416-1Product Code: 689416

THE PLANT LOVERS GUIDE TO SNOWNAOMI SLADE

Snowdrops (whose Latin name is Galanthus) have a delicate, quiet beauty. Their whibell-shaped petals are striking alone and in a swath, and they are a harbinger o spriTheir popularity in North America is ever-growing as they become more readilyavailable at garden centers and through mailorder catalogs.

The Plant Lovers Guide to Snowdrops is the rst book to highlight this group o bulbsor a the home gardener. The book eatures proles o 60 hybrids, species, and cul

with in ormation on owering time, distinguishing eatures, and ease o cultivatioaddition, it shows readers how to design with snowdrops, how to grow and propagatand offers tips on where to see snowdrops in public gardens and where to buy them

APRIL 2014POB/Hardcover; 8 x 9"256 pages; full-color throughout$24.95 US/ $31.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-435-2Product Code: 689435

NAOMI SLADE is a horticultural journalist with a lifelong interest in all things snowdrop.An avid gardener, trained biologist, and creative communicator, she skillfully blendspractical gardening advice with scientically accurate information in this fresh andlively account of springs earliest blooming ower. Naomi lives in Berkshire, England,where she is seeking to establish masses of old and new snowdrops in her orchardsand gardens.


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NEW RELEASES

THE PLANT LOVERS GUIDE TO SALV JOHN WHITTLESEY

Salvia is a amily o owering plants that can be grown in all regions, either asperennials or annuals. The range o size, color, oliage, and hardiness within the gis huge, with over 900 species and hundreds o hybrids. They are popular or the vibrancy o their blooms, available in shades ranging rom white to deep violet thalmost black, and or their culinary and medicinal uses.

The Plant Lovers Guide to Salvias offers gardeners everything they need to knowto grow this vibrant and ragrant plant. Plant proles o 150 varieties highlighteach plants type, habitat, and size; hardiness; and origin, cultivation, and use inthe landscape. Additional in ormation includes tips on design, how to grow and

propagate salvia, where to view them in public gardens, and where to buy them.

THE PLANT LOVERS GUIDE TO SEDUBRENT HORVATH

Sedums are owering perennials with succulent oliage that are easy to grow,available in hundreds o varieties, and gorgeous in gardens and containers. Theircolor changes dramatically with the seasonsin all, they are rich and earthy whi

in summer their owers come in vibrant shades o pink and yellow. As interest indrought tolerant plants grows, sedums are becoming a go- to plant.

The Plant Lovers Guide to Sedumsoffers gardeners everything they need to knowabout these beauti ul gems. Plant proles highlight 150 o the best varieties to gro with in ormation on zones, plant size, soil and light needs, origin, and how theyreused in the landscape. Additional in ormation includes designing with sedums,understanding sedums, growing and propagating, where to buy sedums, and where see them in public gardens.

APRIL 2014POB/Hardcover; 8 x 9"232 pages; full-color throughout$24.95 US/ $31.95CANISBN: 978-1-60469-392-8Product Code: 689392

APRIL 2014POB/Hardcover; 8 x 9" 220 pages; full-color throughout$24.95 US/ $31.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-419-2Product Code: 689419

JOHN WHITTLESEY, owner of Canyon Creek Nursery and Design in Butte Valley,California, is a nurseryman, garden designer, landscape contractor, and avid amateurphotographer. Canyon Creek Nurserys catalog had one of the rst extensive offeringsof salvias in the country, and he continues to incorporate them generously into hisgardens. John is a graduate of the California School of Garden Design.

BRENT HORVATH is a second-generation nurseryman and owner of Intrinsic Perennial

Gardens, a wholesale nursery in Hebron, Illinois and a major supplier of sedums andgreenroof plants in the midwestern United States. He actively breeds and introducesnew sedums into the trade and currently has twelve plant patents, including foursedums with two more sedum patents pending. He earned a degree in ornamentalhorticulture from Oregon State University.


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NEW RELEASES

A home garden is ofen seen as separate rom thenatural world surrounding it. In truth, it is just one

part o a larger landscape that is made up o manyliving layers. The replacement o the rich layers onative plants with tur grass greatly diminishes agardens biological diversity and ecological unction.

The Living Landscape seeks to reverse this trendby showing gardeners how to create a beauti ullandscape that is ull o li e. Written by Rick Darkeand Doug Tallamy, two bestselling garden authors,it is the denitive guide to designing a beauti ul,biodiverse home garden. The authors rst explaineach layer o the landscape and what role the plants

within them plays in the larger environment, romproviding berries or birds, ood or bugs, or a place

or bees to pollinate. The authors then put thisin ormation into context and offer gardeners designstrategies to implement into a home garden. Help ulcharts offer suggested plants, including natives andnon-natives, or each region.

Doug Tallamys award-winning Bringing Nature Home revealed the pressing need or a biodiverse homelandscape. In a gorgeously illustrated, inspirational,and practical way, The Living Landscape supports theimportant message by showing gardeners how tomake it happen.

RICK DARKE is a landscape designconsultant, author, lecturer, andphotographer based in Landenberg,Pennsylvania who blends art, ecology,and cultural geography in the creationand conservation of livable landscapes.

Darke served on the staff of Longwood Gardens for twenty years,and in 1998 he received the Scientic Award of the AmericanHorticultural Society. His work has been featured in the New YorkTimes and on National Public Radio.

DOUG TALLAMY is currently Professor andChair of the Department of Entomologyand Wildlife Ecology at the University ofDelaware in Newark, Delaware, where hehas taught insect taxonomy, behavioralecology, and other subjects. Chief among

his research goals is to better understand the many ways insectsinteract with plants. Doug won the Silver Medal from the GardenWriters Association for his book, Bringing Nature Home .

THE LIVINGLANDSCAPEDesigning for Beauty andBiodiversity in the Home GardenRICK DARKE AND DOUG TALLAMY


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JUNE 2014Hardcover; 8 x 10 "352 pages, full-color throughout$34.95 US/ $44.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-408-6Product Code: 689408

NEW RELEASES

Shows gardeners howto create a beautiful,biodiverse landscape

Explores the role of nativeand non-native plants in abiodiverse, wildlife-friendlygarden

500 gorgeous photographscapture how beautiful asustainable home gardencan be

Also by the authors:

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Darke and Tallamy two of the leadingvoices in horticulture come together in thisgroundbreaking book on backyard biodiversity.


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AUGUSTUS JENKINS FARMER'S South Carolina-based nursery ships the crinum lily, a belovedplant of early American gardens, all over the country. Hes listed as one of Garden & Guns mointeresting people and is regularly featured in Southern Living . Hes written for international

journals, appeared in John Deere commercials around the world, and lectures across the US.

Augustus Jenkins Farmer (aka Jenks) startedgardening in the third grade in a corner o the

amily arm lled with rocks, scrap metal, andcrinum and spider lilies. He was ree to dig,

transplant, and design in any way he wantedby making do with what he had. Thirty yearslater, he continues to garden this way in hisown gardens in Columbia and Beech Island,South Carolina. His style o gardening is instark contrast to the gardening industrys steadystream o new products, new advertising, andnew rules that create unneeded complexitiesthat intimidate uture gardeners and obscurethe joy o gardening.

Deep-Rooted Wisdom is Farmer's antidote to thiscorporate-driven model o gardening. In it he

shares the traditional skills and techniques hhas learned over the years rom generationso gardeners, like gardening with pass-alongplants, harnessing the natural power o wor

and mushrooms, saving heirloom seeds, andmaking handmade garden structures out oavailable materials. Along the way the readeintroduced to a cast o un orgettable characlike Yvrose Valdez, a woman rom Haiti whuses legumes in lieu o ertilizer, and BennBaxely, who has a 20-acre yard lled almostentirely with scavenged plants.

Deep-Rooted Wisdom is garden mentorship atbest and most honest. It is a personality-lleguide that shows home gardeners the way bto a more joy ul, simple style o gardening

DEEP-ROOTEDWISDOMSkills and Stories fromGenerations of GardenersAUGUSTUS JENKINS FARMER

NEW RELEASES

MARCH 2014Paperback; 6 x 9 " 248 pages, full-color throughout$24.95 US/ $31.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-452-9Product Code: 689452

Highlights the best of lostgarden skills and explainshow they are useful tomodern gardeners

Jenks is a gifted storyteller,and he skillfully interweavesthe stories of his myriadgarden mentors with theskills they have taught him

Gardeners interested insustainability and organicpractices will embrace theseeco-friendly and low-techoptions

Includes a foreword byfamous southern gardenerFelder Rushing, the authorof Passalong Plants

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Home gardeners know the key elements to a well-designed garden: perennials that bloomyear afer year, annuals that add a burst ocolor, and bulbs that guarantee spring owers.

But what about shrubswhat role shouldthese hardy plants play?

The Creative Shrub Garden by Andy McIndoeputs the shrub in its right ul place ront andcenter. This groundbreaking approach showsgardeners how to make the most o the manybenets o shrubs, including their hardiness,their year-long beauty, their size, and theirlow-maintenance nature, by making them the

main element in a garden design. McIndoeteaches gardeners the basics rst, with tipson choosing shrubs based on a gardens size,determining soil and climate needs, and

pruning and maintenance. He then offershundreds o shrub combinations that work with feen main garden styles, includingcoastal, cottage, Mediterranean, tropical,urban, and more.

The Creative Shrub Garden celebrates a plantthat is too ofen taken or granted and givesgardeners the condence to use shrubs in thedesign- orward treatment they deserve.

ANDY MCINDOE is managing director of Hillier Nurseries and Garden Centres in Hampshire,England. As designer of the Hillier exhibit at the Chelsea Flower Show for more than two decades,he has upheld the companys unprecedented record of 68 consecutive gold medals at the show.His two-acre garden at Shereld English near Romsey is naturalistic in style with an extensivewildower meadow and informal planting.

THE CREATIVESHRUB GARDENEye-Catching Combinationsfor Long-Lasting BeautyANDY MCINDOE

The rst book to makeshrubs the centerpieceof a garden

Hundreds of shrubcombinations thatgardeners can incorporateinto their yards

Shrubs are hardy,long-lasting, and theirsize helps to ll andshape a garden


JULY 2014Hardcover; 8 x 10 "300 pages, full-color throughout$29.95 US/ $37.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-434-5Product Code: 689434

978-0-88192-901-0, 682901$79.95 US/$100 CAN

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NEW RELEASES

The hellstripthe space between a street and a publicsidewalk, also known as a tree park, boulevard, meridian,and planting stripis nally getting the attention itdeserves. Gardeners everywhere are taking advantage o thespace to add curb appeal to their homes, expand the size otheir gardens, and as an environmentally riendly way toconserve resources.

Hellstrip Gardening by Evelyn J. Hadden, the author o theacclaimed Beautiful No-Mow Yards, is the rst book to showhome gardeners how to reclaim this of-ignored space. Thiscomprehensive guide covers how to determine the city andHome Owners Association rules governing the area, how tochoose plants that thrive in tough situations, how to designpaths or accessibility, and much more. Gorgeous colorphotographs o curbside gardens across the country offerinspiration and visual guidance to gardeners who are readyto tackle this nal rontier.

With Hellstrip Gardening in hand, they can nally create theparadise gardeners want in the most unexpected o places.

EVELYN J. HADDEN is a national speaker and award-winning author of four gardening books, includingBeautiful No-Mow Yards (Timber Press, 2012). Shefounded the informational website LessLawn.comin 2001 and is a founding member of the nationalLawn Reform Coalition, a resource for earth-friendlylawn care and lawn alternatives. She lives inPlymouth, Minnesota

HELLSTRIPGARDENINGCreate a Paradise Betweenthe Sidewalk and the CurbEVELYN J.HADDENPHOTOGRAPHY BY JOSHUA MCCULLOUGH


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THE MOW-LESS,GROW-MORE

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GIVES CURB APPEAL AWHOLE NEW MEANING!

A hellstrip is the spacebetween the sidewalk andthe curb

Offers ideas for the spaceon both sides of a drivewayand the space betweentwo homes

Features hardworkinginformation about

regulations, growingconditions, and the bestplants for the space

Includes photographs ofgorgeous hellstrip gardensfrom around the US

Also by the author:

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ROGER MARSHALL is the editor of Home Greenhouse magazine, the magazine of the HobbyGreenhouse Association, and a member of the Garden Writers Association, the Ocean State OrchidAssociation, and the Rhode Island Dahlia Society. He is also the author of How to Build Your OwnGreenhouse (Storey Publishing, 2006). He lives in Jamestown, Rhode Island.

Imagine biting into a resh, juicy tomatostraight rom the vine in the middle o winter.Or growing a huge collection o succulentsand cacti in even the coldest parts o the world. Or relaxing, mid-snowstorm, in a

warm room packed with color ul and ragrantowers, like orchids, uchsias, and paperwhites.These are just a ew o the benets a homegreenhouse can offer.

In The Greenhouse Gardeners Manual, RogerMarshall provides home gardeners with everytool and technique they need to success ullygrow edibles and ornamentals in a well-maintained greenhouse. Readers will learn

how to choose the right greenhouse, how tocreate a healthy greenhouse environment,how to start seeds and propagate, and howto maintain their greenhouse. Marshall alsooffers plant proles with complete growing

in ormation or hundreds o edible andornamental plants.

Greenhouses offer gardeners a way to extentheir growing season, a chance to increasetheir plant palette beyond the limits o theregion, and a place o re uge. And withTheGreenhouse Gardeners Manual in hand, theycan do it with condence.

JULY 2014Paperback; 7 x 9 "320 pages, full-color throughout$24.95 US/$31.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-414-7Product Code: 689414

A greenhouse offersgardeners the chance toextend their growing seasonand can be a relaxingretreat during cold wintermonths

Features 70 edibles foryear-round harvest, 88owering and foliage plants,maintenance advice, and

propagation techniques

Marshall's rst book,How to Build Your Own

Greenhouse (StoreyPublishing) is a steadybacklist seller with37,000 copies in print


THE

GREENHOUSEGARDENERSMANUALROGER MARSHALL

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DR. ROGER LEDERER is the Professor Emeritus of Biological Sciences at CaliforniaState University, Chico. He has been featured on the BBC, National Geographic , and NPR. He maintains the popular website, www.ornithology.com.

CAROL BURR has a PhD from Case Western Reserve University. Most recentlyshe illustrated T he Birds of Bidwell Park with her husband Dr. Roger Lederer.

In every scientic discipline, there is an offi ciallanguage ormed o words derived rom Latin.Ornithology is a per ect example o how these words can be illuminating. Take Anas acuta,

better known as the Northern Pintail, whosescientic name means sharp duck and re ersto the male birds tail. Or pelagic (meaningo , related to, or occurring in the sea), animportant term or ocean- ocused bird lovers.

Latin for Bird Lovers introduces the readerto over 3,000 Latin words used to describebirds. The words dene the identity andrelationships among the approximately10,000 known species. They identi y genus

and species names by color, pattern, or size;identi y parts o the body; re er to the nameo the person who discovered the bird;show where the bird is ound; and detail its

behavior. In short, they help birders betterunderstand the birds they are viewing. Thebook also proles twelve great ornithologistsand has in-depth eatures on 20 bird genera.The gorgeous package includes more than 200color illustrations.

Latin for Bird Lovers is or birdwatchers, naturelovers, and anyone interested in the meaningbehind the words about birds.

LATIN FORBIRD LOVERSOver 3,000 Bird NamesExplored and ExplainedDR.ROGER LEDERER & CAROL BURR

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Reveals the meaning,origin, and pronunciationof Latin words

Bird proles look indepth at specic genera,and spreads on greatornithologists reveal thefascinating stories of thepeople who found andnamed some of the most

beloved birds

More than 200 full-colorbird illustrations make thisa wonderful gift for anybird lover


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PACIFIC NORTHWEST FORAGING120 Wild and Flavorful Edibles fromAlaska Blueberries to Wild HazelnutsDOUGLAS DEUR

The Pacic Northwest is packed with opportunities or nding oragedavor, with everything rom huckleberries, bunchberries, currants, andthimbleberries to ddleheads, wild ginger, Japanese knotweed, and Indianpotato. Pacic Northwest Foraging is a hardworking guide packed withdetailed in ormation and beauti ul photography or the sa e identication,responsible gathering, and simple preparation o more than 120 wild

plants. Applicable to Oregon, Washington, southeastern Alaska, andBritish Columbia.

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Foraging for local food is a growing trendfoodies and nature lovers everywhere are discovering the

joy of nding and eating wild edible plants. This new series makes foraging accessible to everyone,

from beginners looking for reliable advice to experienced foragers seeking new avors. Each guide

includes proles of more than 100 of the tastiest and easy-to-nd varieties, multiple photographs

that aid in identication, and seasonal lists of when and where to harvest.

DOUGLAS DEUR is Senior Research Scientist at the University ofWashingtons Pacic Northwest Cooperative Ecosystem StudiesUnit and is an Associate Professor of Anthropology in theDepartment of Anthropology at Portland State University. Healso serves as Adjunct Professor of Environmental Studies atthe University of Victoria. He lives in Arch Cape, Oregon.

INTRODUCING A NEWREGIONAL FORAGING SER

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NORTHEAST FORAGING120 Wild and Flavorful Edibles fromBeach Plums to WineberriesLEDA MEREDITH

The Northeast is an area rich and dense with edible wild oods,rom the northern bayberry and saltbush ound along the coast to

the chickweed, ramps, nettles, and trout lilies ound in woodlandareas. Northeast Foraging proles 120 wild edibles and eatures detailedseasonal lists o where and when to harvest. Applicable to New

York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Connecticut,Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rode Island, Vermont, andSoutheastern Canada.

CALIFORNIA FORAGING120 Wild and Flavorful Edibles fromHuckleberries to Wild Ginger

JUDITH LARNER LOWRY

The diversity o Cali ornias terrain and climate are a oragers dream, withunique offerings rom the coast, the mountains, the deserts, and everywhere inbetween. California Foraging highlights the 120 best wild edibles the state has tooffer, rom Coyote mint, Silverweed, and Woodland strawberry to Borage, Chia,and Fawn Lilly.

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JUDITH LARNER LOWRY has been the proprietor of Larner Seeds,specialists in California native plants and seeds, for the last35 years. Lowry is a longtime contributor to Orion magazine,BayNature magazine, and numerous other journals. She lives inBolinas, California.

LEDA MEREDITH is an ethnobotanist, author of two previousbooks, and the food preservation guide for About.com. Sheholds a certicate in ethnobotany from the New York BotanicalGarden, where she is the Gardening Program Coordinatorfor Adult Education. She is also an instructor at the BrooklynBotanic Garden and an adjunct professor at Adelphi University.She lives in Brooklyn, New York.

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JULY 2014Paperback; 6 x 9 "316 pages; full-color throughout$24.95 US/$31.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-420-8Product Code: 689420

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MARK TURNER is a professionalphotographer who specializesin gardens and native plantenvironments. He combines astrong sense of photographicdesign, attention to detail, curiosityabout both native and garden

plants, and more than 30 years of exploring native plants intheir environments. He lives in Bellingham, Washington.

ELLEN KUHLMANN is a professionbotanist with extensive experiencwith Northwest ora. She workedthe Forest Service for many yearsand for the past several years hasbeen Seeds of Success ProjectManager for Rare Plant Care and

Conservation. She lives in Bellingham, Washington.

The success ul Timber Press Field Guide Serieshas over 80,000 copies in print and includesbooks on wildowers, insects, mushrooms, and wildli e. The newest edition ocuses on the treesand shrubs that dene the region.

In Trees and Shrubs of the Pacic NorthwestMark Turner and Ellen Kuhlmann cover 568species o woody plants that can be oundin Oregon, Washington, British Columbia,and northern Cali ornia. This comprehensiveguide eatures introductory chapters on the

native landscape and plant entries that detaithe amily, scientic and common name,owering season, and size. Each entry inclucolor photographs o each plants habitat andistinguishing characteristics and a range m

Plant descriptions are clear and concise, andaccessible to the every reader.

Trees and Shrubs of the Pacic Northwest is orhikers, nature lovers, plant geeks, and anyone who wants to know more about, and be able tidenti y, the many plants o the Pacic North

For Oregon, Washington,British Columbia, andNorthern California

The Timber Press FieldGuide series has over80,000 copies in print

Regionally-focused guidecovers 568 varieties oftrees and shrubs

Accessibly written plantentries include multiplephotographs for aid inidentication


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TREES ANDSHRUBS OFTHE PACIFICNORTHWESTA Timber Press Field GuideMARK TURNER AND ELLEN KUHLMANN

Steve Trudell & Joe Ammirati

MUSHROOMS of the PACIFIC NORTHWEST

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TODD ROLL has been exploring by bike since he learned to ride on a logging road in CottageGrove, Oregon, on a hand-me-down Schwinn. Roll started Pedal Bike Tours to provide visitorsand locals alike the experience of the most bike-friendly large city in America. He can be foundriding around town as slowly as possible on his city bike, exploring Portlands neighborhoodcafs, bars and restaurants.

Portland is bicycle nirvana. The city itselis beauti ul and ascinating, and the ever-expanding bike in rastructure makes or sa eand pleasant riding. And it is a city ull o

bicyclists: 40% o residents bike recreationallyand nearly 10% commute on bike. No wonder Bicycling magazine regularly names it one othe top cities to bike in America.

Pedal Portland celebrates the citys passion orpedaling in an accessible, un, and amily-

riendly way. It eatures 25 easy rides thatexplore the most interesting parts o thecity, rom northwest to northeast, southwest

to southeast, and the surrounding areas,like Beaverton and Vancouver. Each ride isaccessible to anyone with a bikeincludingkids. The rides range rom eight to twelve

miles and many can be shortened by takingadvantage o the citys bike- riendly publictransportation. Each route has a scavengerhunt that hightlights the quirky andinteresting sites along the way and includestips on where to eat, drink, and stop toappreciate the view.

Pedal Portland offers residents and visitors aun and sa e way to experience the city.

APRIL 2014Paperback; 6 x 8 "224 pages, two-color throughout$16.95 US/$20.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-423-9Product Code: 689423

Innovative programs, fromdesignated bike-only areasat trafc signals to freebike lights, make riding inPortland practical for evennew cyclists. Bicycling.com

The 25 rides cover allquadrants of the cityand several surroundingsuburbs

Clear maps and turn-by-turn instructions for 25rides offer a casual, fun,and easy way to see the city


PEDALPORTLAND25 Easy Rides forExploring the City by BikeTODD ROLL

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The Edible Front YardThe mow-less, grow-more plan for abeautiful, bountiful gardenIVETTE SOLER

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Features detailed growinginformation and avor proles for100 heirloom vegetables and thestories behind each unique variety.


The Vegetable Gardener's Guto PermacultureCreating an edible ecosystemCHRISTOPHER SHEIN WITH

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Everything a vegetable gardenerneeds to implement permacultureprinciples: how to build healthy soil,create a food garden, and more.


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These regionally specic growing guides include month-by-month advice on sowing, planting,and harvesting along with an A -to-Z reference of the 50 best vegetables, fruits, and herbs for each region.

THE TIMBER PRESS GUIDES TO VEGETABLE GARDENING IN . . .The NortheastMARIE IANNOTTI

For CT, DE, ME, MA, NH,NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT, and thesouthernmost parts of Ontario,New Brunswick,

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The Complete Book of GarlicA guide for gardeners, growers,and serious cooksTED JORDAN MEREDITH

Includes proles of nearly 150cultivars, along with chapters coveringnatural history, taxonomy, cultivation,

cuisine, culture, and curing andstorage.

hardcover, 8 x 10"332 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$49.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-883-9Product No. 682883

Apples of North America192 exceptional varieties for gardeners,growers, and cooksTOM BURFORD

Portraits of 192 apple varieties includegrowing 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$37.95 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-249-5Product No. 689249eISBN: 978-1-60469-555-7

The Complete Chile PepperA gardeners guide to choosing, growing,preserving, and cooking

DAVE DEWITT & PAUL W. BOSLAND

Proles of 100 popular chile varietiesinclude information on growing,pests and diseases, harvesting, and

preservation. Features 85 chile-focused recipes.

hardcover, 8 x 8"336 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$37.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-920-1Product No. 682920eISBN: 978-1-60469-139-9

Taming the TrufeThe history, lore, and science ofthe ultimate mushroomIAN R. HALL, GORDON T. BROWN,& ALESSANDRA ZAMBONELLI

Describes commercial trufes indetail, along with information on host

plants, natural habitats, cultivation,maintenance, pests and diseases,and harvesting.


The Complete Book of PotaWhat every grower and gardener needs to knowHIELKE DE JONG, JOSEPH B. SIEC& WALTER DE JONG

Practical and technical informationabout the potato plant, its origin,conventional and organic productiontechniques, pest management, andstorage practices.

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Growing CitrusThe essential gardeners guideMARTIN PAGE

Describes how to grow fruit trees in allclimates and how to tend to trees inpots, gardens, and greenhouses.

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Uncommon Fruits for Every GardenLEE REICH

A detailed guide to growing 23 unusual

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Sugar Snaps and StrawberriesSimple solutions for creating your ownsmall-space edible gardenANDREA BELLAMY

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The Rancho Gordo HeirloomBean Growers GuideSteve Sandos 50 favorite varietiesSTEVE SANDO

Features 50 heirloom beans withgrowing information and avorproles. Also includes bean historyand botany and 15 recipes.


The Manual of Seed SavingHarvesting, storing, and sowing techniquesfor vegetables, herbs, and fruitsANDREA HEISTINGER

How to maximize seed quality andyield for 100 crop plants. Includesdetailed information on pollination,cultivation, harvest, and storage.


The Lavender Lovers HandbookThe 100 most beautiful and fragrant varieties forgrowing, crafting, and cooking

SARAH BERRINGER BADER

Highlights 100 stunning lavender varieties,with information on color, fragrance, and

pruning. Includes harvesting, cooking, andcrafting with lavender.

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LavenderThe growers guide

VIRGINIA MCNAUGHTON

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Native American Food PlantsAn ethnobotanical dictionaryDANIEL E. MOERMAN

This dictionary documents the fooduses of 1,500 plants by 220 NativeAmerican tribes from early times tothe present.

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Food Plants of the WorldAn illustrated guideBEN-ERIK VAN WYK

Comprehensive proles of over350 food plants, including cereals,legumes, nuts, seeds, fruits,vegetables, herbs, sugar plants,beverages, and spices.

hardcover, 6 x 9 "480 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$49.95 2005ISBN: 978-0-88192-743-6Product No. 682743

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

ARTHUR O. TUCKER & THOMAS DEBAGGIO

A comprehensive approach to every aspect ofgrowing, identifying, harvesting, preserving, andusing more than 500 species of herbs.

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HEIRLOOM BEANGROWER S GUIDE

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Pots in the GardenExpert design and planting techniquesRAY ROGERS

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The Encyclopedia ofContainer PlantsMore than 500 outstanding choicesfor gardeners

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Contemporary Colorin the LandscapeTop designers, inspiring ideas, newcombinations

ANDREW WILSON

Showcases how leading garden andlandscape designers are using color ininspiring and innovative designs. Fordesign professionals and students.


The Essential GardenDesign WorkbookSecond edition

ROSEMARY ALEXANDER

A workbook-style approach to planninga garden, including how to survey asite, choose landscaping materials,and develop planting schemes.

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The Essential GardenMaintenance WorkbookROSEMARY ALEXANDER

A workbook-style approach tomaintaining a garden, including howto prune, manage soil, move plants,cope with weeds, and more.

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Small-Space Container GardensTransform your balcony, porch, or patio withfruits, owers, foliage, and herbsFERN RICHARDSON

Practical and creative design solutionsfor container gardening in a smallspace. Includes plant choices, styling

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Landscaping for PrivacyInnovative ways to turn your outdoorspace into a peaceful retreat

MARTY WINGATE

Creative design ideas for making amore personal outdoor space. Plantlists detail varieties that enhance a

sense of privacy.paperback, 8 x 9"156 pp, full color throughout$19.95CAN$24.95 2011ISBN: 978-1-60469-123-8Product No. 689123eISBN: 978-1-60469-374-4

From Art to LandscapeUnleashing creativity in garden designW. GARY SMITH

Explores how garden designers andlandscape architects use art, includingdrawing, painting, poetry and sculpture,to inspire their garden design.

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The Layered GardenDesign lessons for year-round beauty fromBrandywine cottageDAVID L. CULP WITH ADAM LEVIN

This lushly illustrated guide showsgardeners how to layer plants for year-

round beauty. Incudes design tips,extensive plant proles, and gorgeousphotos from Brandywine Cottage.

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The American Meadow GardenCreating a natural alternative to thetraditional lawn

JOHN GREENLEE

This guide details site preparation,plant selection, and maintenance ofornamental grasses. With gorgeous

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The Know MaintenancePerennial GardenROY DIBLIK

A simplied approach to gardendesign made up of hardy, beautifulplants grown on a 10x14 foot grid.Includes 62 plans.

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American Home LandscapesA design guide to creating period gardenstylesDENISE WILES ADAMS &

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Understanding Garden DesignThe complete handbook for aspiring designers

VANESSA GARDNER NAGEL, APLD

An overview of the entire designprocess, from determining clientneeds to working with contractors. Forstudents and inexperienced designers.

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The Professional Designer's Guideto Garden FurnishingsVANESSA GARDNER NAGEL

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PlantingA new perspectivePIET OUDOLF & NOEL KINGSBURY

The rst design book to share Oudolfsplant charts and design plans. Adirectory details the life expectancyand ability to spread and self-seed for237 plants.

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

SCOTT OGDEN & LAUREN SPRINGER OGDEN

Shows how to create designs whereplants are the dominant feature.Supported by extensive lists of plantsfor specic purposes.

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Designing with GrassesNEIL LUCAS

Features design advice for a

variety of garden situations anda directory of more than 450grasses, rushes, and sedges.

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Prairie-Style GardensCapturing the essence of theAmerican prairie wherever you liveLYNN M. STEINER

Advice on how to use prairieplants in a variety of situations,and a comprehensive directorywith hundreds of plants.

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The Self-Sustaining GardenThe guide to matrix plantingPETER THOMPSON

Shares the principles ofmatrix planting with specicapplications and shows howto turn them into a strong,sustainable garden.


Gardening with Shape,Line and TextureA plant design sourcebookLINDEN HAWTHORNE

Emphasizes the key role thatsize and shape play in gardendesign. Includes a directoryof plants organized by shape.


Fearless Color GardeThe creative gardeners guide tojumping off the color wheelKEEYLA MEADOWS

Keeyla Meadows shares theunique vision behind herfamously exuberant gardenand helps gardeners applythe style to their space.


Designing and RenovatingLarger GardensDOUGLAS COLTART

Practical instructions,case studies, and photosof spacious gardens helpdesigners tackle gardens athird of an acre and larger.hardcover, 7 x 10 "168 pp, full color throughout86 line drawings$34.95 CAN$44.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-824-2Product No. 682824

Big Gardens in SmallSpacesOut-of-the-box advice for boxed-ingardenersMARTYN COX

Creative solutions forgardening in a small space,

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The Collectors GardenKEN DRUSE

Studies of 28 gardensthroughout the worldshow how gardeners canmaintain quality design whilemaintaining a plant-driven

focus.paperback, 8 x 11"256 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$37.95 2004ISBN: 978-0-88192-660-6Product No. 682660American HorticulturalSociety Book Award

A Childs Garden60 ideas to make any garden comealive for childrenMOLLY DANNENMAIER

Showcases a wide rangeof innovative gardens, bothlarge and small, in which

children can play, learn, andexperience nature.


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

Little and Lewis revealthe secrets behind theirrenowned garden in the

Puget Sound.paperback, 9 x 10"176 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$24.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-914-0Product No. 682914Garden Writers AssociationSilver Award


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The Well-TendedPerennial GardenPlanting & pruning techniquesExpanded editionTRACY DISABATO-AUST

Details the essential practices ofperennial care, such as deadheading,pinching, and thinning. Also includesan A-to-Z of important perennialspecies.

hardcover, 7 x 10 "384 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$44.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-803-7Product No. 682803eISBN: 978-1-60469-299-0More than 190,000 in print

50 High-Impact, Low-CareGarden PlantsTRACY DISABATO-AUST

50 easy and durable plants that helphome gardeners make beautiful

outdoor spaces with a minimum levelof maintenance.

paperback, 7 x 9"168 pp, full color throughout$16.95 CAN$20.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-950-8Product No. 682950Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club


The Well-Designed Mixed GardenBuilding beds and borders with trees, shrubs,perennials, annuals, and bulbsTRACY DISABATO-AUST

A lushly illustrated master classon design fundamentals, with anemphasis on site evaluation, colortheory, and planning for maintenance.


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

Shows how to design a gorgeousyear-round garden with trees, shrubs,perennials, annuals, and edibles.Includes 10 simple design plans .


50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant PlantsThe prettiest annuals, perennials, bulbs, andshrubs that deer dont eatRUTH ROGERS CLAUSEN

The best deer-proof annuals,perennials, bulbs, ferns, grasses, andshrubs; growing information; dozens

of plant companions; and smartdesign tips.


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

Features hundreds of native plants,extensive seasonal bloom and fruitingcharts, bird proles, and techniquesfor creating a balanced ecosystem.

paperback, 7 x 9"400 pp, full color throughout 75 drawings, 66 maps$24.95 CAN$31.95 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-409-3Product No.689409

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Free-Range Chicken GardenHow to create a beautiful, chicken-friendlyyard

JESSI BLOOM

Includes basic chicken care, designplans for chicken-friendly gardens,tips on attractive fencing options, and

the best and worst plants.paperback, 8 x 9"224 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$24.95 2011ISBN: 978-1-60469-237-2Product No. 689237eISBN: 978-1-60469-383-6

The New Low-Maintenance GardenVALERIE EASTON

Inspiring proles and photographsof real gardens highlight the skills,techniques, hardscape, and plantsneeded for a low-maintenance space.

paperback, 8 x 9"284 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$24.95 2009ISBN: 978-1-60469-166-5Product No. 689166eISBN: 978-1-60469-136-8Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club

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The Green Roof ManualA professional guide to design, installation, and maintenanceEDMUND 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, 7 x 9"296 pp, full color throughout$39.95CAN$49.95 2010ISBN: 978-1-60469-049-1Product No. 689049eISBN: 978-1-60469-257-0

Green Roof PlantsA resource and planting guideEDMUND C. SNODGRASS &LUCIE L. SNODGRASS

Proles over 200 species andcultivars, with information on moistureneeds, heat tolerance, hardiness,bloom color, foliage characteristics,and height.


Small Green RoofsLow-tech options for greener livingNIGEL DUNNETT, DUSTY GEDGE,

JOHN LITTLE, & EDMUND C. SNODGRASS

Forty illustrated proles of small and domestic-scale green roof designs, with details on design,construction, installation, care, and maintenance.

paperback, 8 x 9"256 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$31.95 2011ISBN: 978-1-60469-059-0Product No. 689059eISBN: 978-1-60469-308-9American Horticultural Society Book Award

A ProfessionalGuide to Design , Installation , and

Maintenance

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Edmund C. Snodgrassand Linda McIntyre

Edmund C. Snodgrassand Linda McIntyre

An indispensablereference andsource bookforthe ongoinggreen roofexplosion.

MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURG

An indispensablereference andsource bookforthe ongoinggreen roofexplosion.

MICHAEL VAN VALKENBURG

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

An exploration of the aesthetics ofrooftop garden design and the processbehind it. For landscape architects andgarden designers.hardcover, 8 x 10"312 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$49.95 2013ISBN: 978-1-60469-312-6Product No. 689312

Planting Green Roofsand Living WallsRevised and updated editionNIGEL DUNNETT & NOL KINGSBURY

Techniques for designing,implementing, and maintaining agreen roof or living wall, with lists ofplants suitable for different climates.


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

A comprehensive guide to watermanagement techniques for gardensand landscapes, with practical solutionsfor small and large-scale spaces.

hardcover, 7 x 9 "188 pp, full color throughout41 line drawings$34.95 CAN$44.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-826-6Product No. 682826

Creating Rain GardensCapturing the rain for your ownwater-efcient gardenCLEO WOELFLE-ERSKINE & APRY

Step-by-step instructions for buildingrain gardens for home gardens,along with information on soil health,plant choices, troubleshooting, andmaintenance.

paperback, 8 x 9"208 pp, 2 color with line illustrations$24.95 CAN$31.95 2012ISBN: 978-1-60469-240-2Product No. 689240eISBN: 978-1-60469-397-3


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The New American LandscapeLeading voices on the future of sustainablegardeningEDITED BY THOMAS CHRISTOPHER

Fourteen important voices in theworld of sustainable gardening cometogether to reconsider the future ofhome gardens in America.

hardcover, 7 x 9"256 pp, full color throughout$34.95CAN$44.95 2011ISBN: 978-1-60469-186-3Product No. 689186eISBN: 978-1-60469-304-1

Teaming with MicrobesThe organic gardeners guide to the soil food webRevised Edition

JEFF LOWENFELS & WAYNE LEWIS

Thoroughly explains the importance of thesoil food web and shows gardeners how touse compost, mulches, and compost tea.

hardcover, 6 x 9"220 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$31.95 2010ISBN: 978-1-60469-113-9Product No. 689113eISBN: 978-1-60469-254-9Garden Writers Association Gold Award

Teaming with NutrientsThe organic gardeners guide to optimizing plantnutrition

JEFF LOWENFELS

Explains the role of both macronutrients andmicronutrients and shows gardeners howto provide these essentials through organic,easy-to-follow techniques.


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

Two hundred proles show where the drought-tolerant plant is best adapted, its light andwater needs, soil preference, and mature size.


How to Eradicate Invasive PlantsTERI DUNN CHACE

Shows how to recognize invasive plants

and offers eradication options, fromorganic options to the most responsibleways to use chemicals.


Beautiful No-Mow Yards50 amazing lawn alternativesEVELYN J. HADDEN

Showcases dozens of inspiring, eco-friendlyalternatives to the demanding lawn, alongwith plant recommendations of the bestalternative ground covers.


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Bringing Nature HomeHow you can sustain wildlife with native plantsDOUGLAS W. TALLAMY

Explores the relationship between gardens and

wildlife and the importance of biodiversity.Includes lists of native plants for specic regions.

paperback, 6 x 9"360 pp, full color throughout$17.95 CAN$22.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-992-8Product No. 682992eISBN: 978-1-60469-146-7Garden Writers Association Silver Award

The Naturescaping WorkbooA step-by-step guide for bringing nature toyour backyardBETH ODONNELL YOUNG

Helps home gardeners build a back-yard biohabitat, create a landscapeplan, attract wildlife, build healthy soi

and steward the land.paperback, 8 x 10"224 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$31.95 2011ISBN: 978-1-60469-118-4Product No. 689118eISBN: 978-1-60469-360-7

High-Impact, Low-CarbonGardening1001 ways to garden sustainablyALICE BOWE

Evaluates different materials andtechniques to help identify thegreenest solutions and offersthousands of ideas for gardeningsustainably.

paperback, 8 x 9"264 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$31.95 2011ISBN: 978-0-88192-998-0Product No. 682998eISBN: 978-1-60469-311-9Living Now Book Award

Bees, Wasps, and AntsThe indispensable role of hymenoptera ingardensERIC GRISSELL

Explores the importance of theHymenoptera and explains howgardeners can encourage (ordiscourage) them in their gardens.

hardcover, 6 x 9"336 pp, color insert$27.95 CAN$34.95 2010ISBN: 978-0-88192-988-1Product No. 682988American Horticultural Society Book Award

Insects and GardensIn pursuit of a garden ecologyERIC GRISSELL

An insightful account of insect biologysupported by gorgeous photographsthat illustrate the vital interdepen-dence between insects and plants.

paperback, 6 x 9"345 pp, color insert$19.95 CAN$24.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-768-9Product No. 682768American Horticultural Society Book AwardGarden Writers Association Garden Globe AwardNew York Times Editors Choice Best Booksfor Gardening

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 harvesthoney.


Attracting Benecial Bugs to Your GardenA natural approach to pest control

JESSICA WALLISER

Nineteen bug proles, thirty-nine plant proles,

and suggested companion plantsshow gardeners how to control pestsin a natural way.


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NATIVE PLAN

DONALD J. LEOPOLD

a guide for gardening & conservation

NORTHEAST

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An encyclopedia of experience. Washington Post

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

Proles 700 species of native trees,shrubs, vines, ferns, grasses, andwildowers from the northeasternquarter of the United States.

hardcover, 7 x 10 "308 pp, full color throughout$39.95 CAN$49.95 2005ISBN: 978-0-88192-673-6Product No. 682673Garden Writers Association Silver Award

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

A guide for identifying 225 treesnative to the Carolinas, easternTennessee, Georgia, northern Florida,

Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,Arkansas, and eastern Texas.

exibind, 6 x 9"372 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$44.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-828-0Product No. 682828

Native Trees for NorthAmerican LandscapesGUY STERNBERG WITH JIM WILSON

Proles of more than 500 speciesdescribe each trees owers and fruit,native and adaptive range, seasonalfeatures, and culture.

hardcover, 8 x 11"552 pp, full color throughout$59.95 CAN$75.00 2004ISBN: 978-0-88192-607-1Product No. 682607Council on Botanical andHorticultural Literature AwardNational Arbor Day Foundation Media Award

Native Plants of the SoutheastA comprehensive guide to the best460 species for the gardenLARRY MELLICHAMPPHOTOGRAPHS BY WILL STUART

Proles for over 460 species of trees,shrubs, vines, ferns, grasses, and

wildowers. Includes information oncultivation, propagation, ranges, andhardiness.

Hardcover; 8 x 10"384 pp, full color throughout$39.95 /$49.95 CANISBN: 978-1-60469-323-2Product Code: 689323

Encyclopedia of NorthwestNative Plants for Gardensand LandscapesKATHLEEN A. ROBSON, ALICE RICHTER,& MARIANNE FILBERT

Detailed descriptions of plants nativeto the Pacic Northwest. Includesproles of more than 530 plants.


Armitages Native Plants forNorth American GardensALLAN M. ARMITAGE

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

hardcover, 7 x 10 "452 pp, full color throughout$49.95CAN$61.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-760-3Product No. 682760

The California Native LandsThe homeowner's design guide to restoring itsbeauty and balanceGREG RUBIN & LUCY WARREN

Proven techniques, environmentalwisdom, inspiring design advice, andcomprehensive plant information forCalifornia gardeners interested inusing native plants.


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When Perennials BloomAn almanac for planning and plantingTOMASZ ANI SKO

An authoritative guide to the oweringtimes of more than 450 perennials,with detailed descriptions and graphsshowing month-by-month bloom time.


Black Plants75 striking choices for the gardenPAUL BONINE

Proles for 75 of the most alluringblack annuals, perennials, and bulbs.Plant entries include information ongrowth and care.


Perennial Ground CoversDAVID S. MACKENZIE

This encyclopedic treatment ofhundreds of ground covers featuresinformation on plant choice, careand maintenance, propagation, andlandscape uses.


Christopher LloydsGarden FlowersPerennials, bulbs, grasses, fernsCHRISTOPHER LLOYD

Lloyd offers his expertise on a hugevariety of owering garden plants,from Acanthus to Zigadenus.Illustrated with spectacular colorphotographs.

paperback, 7 x 10"448 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$37.95 2005ISBN: 978-0-88192-747-4Product No. 682747Garden Writers Guild Book AwardNew York Times Editors ChoiceBest Books for Gardening

The Garden Plants of ChinaPETER VALDER

The history of 400 plants grown in

Chinese gardens, with information ontheir use in Chinese art, literature,and symbolism.

hardcover, 8 x 11 "400 pp, full color throughout$49.95 CAN$61.95 1999ISBN: 978-0-88192-470-1Product No. 682470Choice Magazine Outstanding Academic BookGarden Writers Guild Book Award

Herbs in BloomA guide to growing herbs as ornamentalplants

JO ANN GARDNER

A guide to using herbs in theperennial border. Features morethan 700 varieties.


The Explorers GardenRare and unusual perennialsDANIEL J. HINKLEY

Highlights the perennials found duringHinkley's treks around the globe,with details on how the plants arecultivated and propagated.

paperback, 7 x 10 "380 pp, full color throughout$24.95 CAN$31.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-917-1Product No. 682917American Horticultural Society Book Award

New York Times Editors ChoiceBest Books for Gardening

Perennial Companions100 dazzling plant combinations for everyseasonTOM FISCHER

100 plant pairings that include two tosix plants. Arranged seasonally withinformation on growth and care for

each design.paperback, 7 x 6"216 pp, full color throughout$14.95 CAN$18.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-939-3Product No. 682939


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PerennialsThe gardeners referenceSUSAN CARTER, CARRIE BECKER, & BOB LILLY

Sumptuous photos and information onmore than 2,700 perennials that can beused in the home garden.

hardcover, 8 x 11"544 pp, full color throughout$49.95 CAN$61.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-820-4Product No. 682820Garden Writers Association Gold Award

Armitages Garden PerennialsALLAN M. ARMITAGE

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


Blooms BestPerennials and GrassesExpert plant choices and dramatic combina-tions for year-round gardensADRIAN BLOOM

Detailed descriptions for 250 perenni-als and grasses feature information on

growth, care, and design tips for smalland large spaces.

hardcover, 8 x 10"208 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$44.95 2010ISBN: 978-0-88192-931-7Product No. 682931Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club

PRIMULA JOHN RICHARDS

Features information on the evolu-

tionary history of the genus, cultiva-tion, propagation and hybridizationtechniques, and details on pests anddiseases.

hardcover, 8 x 11"386 pp, color insert$39.95CAN$49.95 2003ISBN-13: 978-0-88192-580-7Product No. 682580

HelleboresA comprehensive guideC. COLSTON BURRELL & JUDITH KNOTT TYLER

The denitive book on the genus, withcomprehensive information on growing,maintenance, design, hybridization,selection, and trouble-shooting.

hardcover, 7 x 10 "296 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$44.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-765-8Product No. 682765American Horticultural Society Book Award

Tall PerennialsLarger-than-life plants for gardens of allsizesROGER TURNER

Features detailed growinginformation for more than 600 high-performing perennials that all reacha height of at least ve feet.


Heucheras and HeucherellasCoral bells and foamy bellsDAN HEIMS & GRAHAME WARE

Includes extensive listings of theselections and hybrids availablecommercially, along with practicalchapters on care, propagation, anddesign uses.



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Perennials forMidwestern GardensProven plants for the heartlandANTHONY W. KAHTZ

Proles 400 plants, with details onowers, leaves, habit, soil, and sun orshade requirements, propagation, anddisease problems.


Bleeding Hearts, Corydalis, andTheir RelativesMARK C. TEBBITT, MAGNUS LIDN,& HENRIK ZETTERLUND

Features descriptions, useful keys foraccurate identication, and practicaltips to successfully grow and use

them plants in the landscape.hardcover, 7 x 9"220 pp, full color throughout$34.95 CAN$44.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-882-2Product No. 682882

The DaylilyA guide for gardeners

JOHN P. PEAT & TED L. PETIT

Details the various types of daylilyhybrids and provides growing advicefor each. Illustrated with 200 colorphotographs and illustrations.


The New Encyclopedia of DayliliesMore than 1700 outstanding selectionsTED L. PETIT & JOHN P. PEAT

1,700 daylilies are illustratedin detailed photographs andcomprehensive descriptions thatinclude information on color, size,

bloom season, and parentage.hardcover, 8 x 10"408 pp, full color throughout$49.95 CAN$61.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-858-7Product No. 682858Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club

PhloxA natural history and gardeners guide

JAMES H. LOCKLEAR

Detailed proles contain botanicaldescriptions, geographic range,a description of its environment,associations with other plants, and

notes on cultivation. hardcover, 7 x 9"340 pp, color insert$49.95 CAN$61.95 2011ISBN: 978-0-88192-934-8Product No. 682934

Perennials for the SouthwesPlants that ourish in arid gardensMARY IRISH

An AZ guide to 156 plants, withinformation on scientic andcommon names, cultural needs,drought tolerance, and ornamentalcharacteristics.


The Sweet Pea BookGRAHAM RICE

Provides detailed practical advice on

seed sowing and cultivation and offersideas for using the plants effectivelyin the garden.

paperback, 7 x 9 "144 pp, full color throughout$19.95 CAN$24.95 2003ISBN: 978-0-88192-595-1Product No. 682595

The Gardeners PeonyHerbaceous and tree peoniesMARTIN PAGE

Includes advice on buying peoniesalong with detailed cultivationrequirements, information on thehistory of peonies, and conservationissues.



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TREES, SHRUBS, & VIN

The Gossler Guide to theBest Hardy ShrubsMore than 350 expert choices foryour garden

ROGER, ERIC, & MARJORY GOSSLER

Proles 350 of the most growableshrubs, with details on height andspread and the growing conditionsneeded to thrive.


400 Trees and Shrubsfor Small SpacesDIANA M. MILLER

Detailed descriptions and cultivationadvice, with information on pruning,encouraging wildlife, and listsorganized by color, height and spread.

hardcover, 7 x 9 "216 pp, full color throughout$29.95 CAN$37.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-875-4Product No. 682875American Horticultural Society Book AwardSelection of the HomeStyle Book Club

Dirrs Trees and Shrubsfor Warm ClimatesAn illustrated encyclopediaMICHAEL A. DIRR

1,400 photographs and detaileddescriptions highlight the habit anddetails of the 400 best species forzones 711.hardcover, 8 x 11"448 pp, full color throughout$69.95 CAN$85.00 2002ISBN: 978-0-88192-525-8Product No. 682525

ViburnumsFlowering shrubs for every seasonMICHAEL A. DIRR

Details each plant's height, spread,foliage, habit, oral characteristics,fruits, special traits, hardiness,origin, cultural needs, and overall

garden appeal. hardcover, 7 x 10 "264 pp, full color throughout$39.95CAN$49.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-853-2Product No. 682853American Horticultural Society Book Award

Dirrs Encyclopedia ofTrees and ShrubsMICHAEL A. DIRR

Features thousands of plantswith information on identication,planting, and care. Colorphotographs highlight distinctivebark patterns, fall color, and more.hardcover , 8 x 11"952 p

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