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This book covers all the essential herbs, vegetables, fruits, trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials and bulbs for your garden. Beautiful photos combined with thorough descriptions of each variety provide great inspiration. In addition, the book displays several successful garden layout options. A summary at the end of each section recommends plants by numerous categories: shade lovers, moisture lovers, blue flowers, pink flowers, etc. Other than lack of detail in pruning suggestions, the book covers it all!
I had difficulty finding this book, but it was well worth the time and effort to locate it. You will be impressed with the coloured photography, and the amount of information presented on a very extensive variety of plants. From sun requirements, bloom time to zone hardiness, everything is here. The information is well organized, factual and easy to find, even though there are over 700 pages in total. I have found a number of plants listed here that are not found in similar books. Whether you are a beginner or experienced gardner, it still makes a great addition to your resource library.
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This book is a collection of short articles on garden plants, pests, and diseases. The articles are organized in alphabetical order. Each of the plant articles begins with a short description, and then goes on to include information about planting (when, where, how), germination, care, harvesting, storing, pests and diseases, as well as tips for the kitchen and garden. In general, these articles use only the common names for the plants, and scientific names are not included. The pest articles (mainly about insects, but there are also some articles about pesky mammals and birds), are generally shorter, and include a description of the problem, how to recognize it, and how to combat it (organically). There are also a few articles on such topics as mulches and composting. Arkin includes a wide range of herbs as well as garden vegetables and fruits, and she includes notes on companion planting in the tips sections of the plants articles. The book also includes a chart of when to plant where (in the continental United States), and a garden glossary. There are decorative collage-type illustrations at the beginning of each letter of the alphabet, but no utilitarian diagrams or drawings.
I had difficulty finding this book, but it was well worth the time and effort to locate it. You will be impressed with the coloured photography, and the amount of information presented on a very extensive variety of plants. From sun requirements, bloom time to zone hardiness, everything is here. The information is well organized, factual and easy to find, even though there are over 700 pages in total. I have found a number of plants listed here that are not found in similar books. Whether you are a beginner or experienced gardner, it still makes a great addition to your resource library.
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