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With practical tips and high-end design ideas, The Less is More Garden can help you turn your small backyard into a unique space that is lovely to look at, family-friendly, and low maintenance.

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Two of the worlds leading experts in horticulture, Rick Darke and Doug Tallamy, collaborate to offer an authoritative and inspiring work describing the importance of native plants and sustainable gardening: The Living Landscape: Designing for Beauty and Biodiversity in the Home Garden.

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A guide to planting, designing, and caring for shade gardens from the author of the bestseller The Natural Shade Garden

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As gardeners spend more time in their gardens, they look for ways to make their gardens more productive, their garden chores easier, and their outdoor spaces more enjoyable. This book presents 39 ideas for the projects ranging from cold frames to compost bins, from planters to picnic tables, and from trellises to tool storage.

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Follow the garden path to horticultural heaven with this compendium of blossoming inspiration and tips for making your garden grow. Learn aboutbanning bugs and slugs and attracting beneficial creatures, recycling your old household items for gardening solutions and why you should always keep a leek in your attic.

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Making the ordinary small garden into an extraordinary living space.

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A season-by-season guide to creating a garden full of life all year round.

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Help preserve the environment, right in your own backyard.

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This "one-of-a-kind, offbeat garden design book ... showcases the wildly inventive gardens and gardeners of Buffalo--and offers readers 'the best of the best' ideas to use in their own small-space gardens"--Publisher's description.

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Introduces techniques for preserving the natural land on which we build new homes, offices, or even shopping centers. This work stresses that the unnatural landscapes so common in America literally exist on artificial life support. It also discusses the importance of soils, and argues for the preservation and maintenance of natural habitats.

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How to Create a Butterfly Garden is a complete, step-by-step guide to gardening for butterflies.

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Marc Peter Keane's personal journey through 100 Japanese gardens, looking at them with a designers eye.

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A major Japanese Zen temple, viewed through its monks, gardens, meditation, and art.

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A "step-by-step guide to gardening for butterflies, [including] the butterfly life cycle, habitats, and behaviors; choosing and obtaining food and nectar sources; designing your garden; options for country, suburban, and city gardens; fifty common garden butterflies and the plants they like; butterfly observation and conservation"--Amazon.com.

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THE BOOK IN 19 WORDS: A CANCER PATIENT DISCOVERS THAT GARDENING IS GOOD MEDICINE - AND FINDS A POWERFUL HEALING PARTNER IN HER OWN BACKYARD.

Jenny Peterson is a breast cancer survivor. Her long road through cancer treatment was hard, emotional and often deeply depressing. The one thing that pulled her out of the darkness was her desire to

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The long-awaited debut book on Craig Bergmann, pre-eminent designer of traditional gardens along the North Shore of Chicago

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Takes readers on a stroll through over thirty designs, for town and country gardens. This work discusses - how to make gardens harmonious places to look at and to live in.

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Unlimited pleasure, limited space: the imaginative small garden. Renownedlandscape designer Paul Bangay revels in the possibilities of small gardens.

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This title takes the readers through 17 gardens, explaining how the designs evolved and in so doing revealing the fundamental principles of good design. The author is considered as one of Australia's foremost landscape designers.