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The Best in Gardening Books

Holiday 2009


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CONTENTS:

3 New Releases

12 For the Designer

13 All Things Sustainable

14 Trees & Shrubs for theGarden

15 Gardening Local

16 For the Food Lover

17 Orchids, Succulents &Exotics

18 Plants for the Garden

19 For the Reference Library

20 Special Topics

22 OrderingInformation

23 Order Form

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Dear Friends,

Winter is breathing down our collective necks, and a coldblast it is, too. Short of a trip to Australia, cozying up with

a book is the best way to keep warm while dreaming up

plans for getting back into the garden in spring.

Our latest offerings are bursting with color and

inspiration. The New Low-Maintenance Garden offers time-

strapped gardeners a way to design fantastic gardens and

have the time to enjoy them, too. John Greenlee presents a

compelling argument for replacing your front lawn with ameadow, which is more attractive, lower-maintenance,

and better for the environment! Did your garden get more

than its fair share of pests and diseases this year? Whats

Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?) will help you

diagnose and cure hundreds of plant maladies, and should

be on the shelf of every gardenerincluding Australians.

Regardless of your winter plans, we would like to thank

you for your business in 2009, and we wish you (and yourgarden) all the best for 2010 and beyond.

Your Friends at Timber Press

FRONT COVER:

Photograph fromThe New Low-Maintenance Garden(see page 4)JACqUElINE M. KOCH

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Whats Wrong With MPant? (And How Do I Fi It?)A VISUAl GUIDE TO EASy DIAGNOSIS AND

ORGANIC REMEDIES

David Deardorffand Kathrn Wadsworth

Dealing with a sick plant is one of the most

frustrating situations a gardener can face. Often

we have no idea what is causing the problem, or

how to x it. Fortunately, help is at hand. Whats

Wrong With My Plant? (And How Do I Fix It?)

provides an easy owchart system for diagnosing

any problemand matching it to the right cure.

The format is so simple it doesnt even require

knowing the name of the plant; all you need to

know is whether the problem is affecting the

plants roots, stem, owers, or leaves.

This innovative guide is split into three parts.

Part One presents easy-to-follow, illustrated ow

charts that allow readers to accurately diagnose

the plant. Part Two offers a 100% organic way tox the problem. Part Three shows

photographs and drawings of

stressed, damaged, and diseased

plants that help with accurate

comparison.

Whether your garden

consists of herbs on a

kitchen windowsill, a

vegetable garden, anelaborate backyard border,

or a container on a patio,

Whats Wrong With My

Plant?is an indispensable

resource. If you can see it,

you can x it. Curing a sick

plant just doesnt get any

easier.

David Deardorffand Kathrn Wadsworth are the owners of Plant Life 2, a landscape design and

garden-coaching rm in Port Townsend, WA.

David Deardorfand Kathryn Wadsworth

A Visual Guide toEasy Diagnosis andOrganic Remedies

Learnhow

tobecomea

plantdoctor

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required.

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Joe LampL (k Joe gardener), tilly syict i cluist, uth, tlvisi hst

(And How Do I Fix It?)

Leaf scorch

WhatsWrongWith My

Plant?

paperback/hardcover, 75/8 x 91/4"

452 pp, Full color throughout

$24.95/$34.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-961-4 Product No. 682961 (pb)

ISBN: 978-1-60469-098-9 Product No. 689098 (hc)

Ive been waiting years for this verybookit answers the one question

every curious gardener is sure to ask.Joe Lampl, nationally syndicatedgardening columnist, author, and TV host

Chapter 2.LeavesandLeafy Vegetables2928

2 Leaves and Leafy Vegetables

What isa leaf?

A lea is one o he plans organs. I is usuallydened as ha green appendage, borne on asem,ha presens isel ohe sun andair.

Te basic srucure includes a peiole, hesalk ha ataches he lea ohe sem; amidriband veins ha carry nuriens and waer o helea cells,andoodo he sem; andinerveinalareas, where cells carry ou phoosynhesis.

Leaves seem simple, decepively so, or heyare eleganly complex. Tey come in a supe-ying array o sizes, shapes, and colors. In ac,hey are sovaried,i is someimes difcul oell

exacly whichpar o he plan is is lea.Commonly encouneredleaves like hose on

houseplans such as Arican violes, philoden-drons, or orchids, or hose in he garden, likeroses, maples, and omaoes, are amiliar andeasily recognizable.

Plans also adap o specic circumsances,and leaves evolve o mee new challenges, sooher leaves are less recognizable. Many peopleare surprisedo learn ha eachneedle o apine,spruce, heah, and heaher is a lea. So small ihardly seems like alea, eachiny scale o ajuni-per,cypress, andarborviae is in ac alea. petiole

interveinalarea

smallvein

main vein

midrib

Likewise, each prickly spine o a cacus is alea, highly modied o preven losing oo much

moisure odry deser air.Te whie pealsoa dogwood fower are acually bracs, a ype olea ha has aleredover ime in orderoatracpollinaors ohe insignican rue fowers.

Blades o grass andgrass-like plans are sim-ple leaves,longandnarrow,ha grow rom he

base o he plan, and so are no atached by a

Pothos(Epipremnum pinnatum

Aureum),widely grown asa

houseplant,isa straightorward

example o asimple lea.

Each needle o anoble r(Abies

procera)isalea.

Vine maple (Acercircinatum),

anothersimple lea,ispalmately

lobed,meaning ithasa shape

similarto the palm o a human hand.

The many simple leaveso annual

bluegrass(Poaannua )growdirectly

rom the base.

Three leafetso evergreen clematis

(Clematisarmandii)comprise asingle

compoundlea.

The white bractso Pacicdogwood

(Cornusnuttallii)are modiedleaves.

peiole ohe sem.Fronds o erns orpalms arecompoundleaves, where he lea is divided inonumerous leafes.

In any o is many orms, a lea perorms hemagico he plan kingdom.Like spinningsrawinogold, i urns waer,air,and ligh inoood.

What doesa leafdo?

Teprimary uncion o alea is phoosynhesis,

harvesing he energy o he sun and convering

i ochemical energy.Te plan uses he energy

creaed by he lea or grow h and reproducion,

soringhe excess as sugaror sarch.Carbon dioxide gas (CO2) eners he lea

rom he air hrough he soma in he lowerepidermis. Te energy o he sun breaks waer(H2O) down ino hydrogen and oxygen. Tecarbon dioxide andhydrogen combine omakesugar, and he oxygen (O 2) is released ino heairhroughhe soma.

Sugar is he ood plans make or heir ownuse,bu leaves hemselves are oodormany ani-mals, including us. Leaves we ea, such as letuce,

30 Part1. WhatsWrong?

The whole leaf is discoloredForothercategorieso lea symptoms,see page 29

Isthe entire lea turning black?

YES

Isthe entire lea turning pale green to white?(Note:

The lea isoten swollen.)I yes, leaf gall.For solution,

see page 44;orphoto,see page 4.

Are some o the leaveson allthe

branchesyelloworbrown?I yes,

go to page 1.

Are allthe leaveson some o the branchesyellowor

brown?I yes,go to page .

OR

OR

OR

Can you rubofthe black

revealing green beneath?I yes,

sootymold .For solution,seepage 54;orphoto,see page 4.

Doesthe black discoloration

notrubof?I yes, sulfur

phytotoxicity.For solution,seepage ;orphoto,see page 8.

OR

The whole leaf is discoloredForothercategorieso lea symptoms,see page 29

Some of the leaves on all the branches are yellow or brown (rom page 30)

OR

OR

OR

Are some o the leavesturning yellow?I yes,go to

page .

Are the leavesatthe tips o the branchesturning

brown?I yes, leaf scorch.For solution,see page 1;

orphoto,see page 8.

Isthe soilnotalways dry?Is excessertilizerorsalt

runofreaching the plant?I yes, saltburn.For

solution,see page 8;orphoto,see page 8.

Isthe soilunderthe plantalways

dry to very dry,even shortly ater

watering?Andis excessertilizeror

saltnotreaching the plant?I yes,

drought.For solution,see page

1;orphoto,see page 8.

Isthe lea turning yellow,brown,

orwhite,but notblack?

YES

Are some o the leavesturning

brown?

YES

Are the leavesatthe base o the

branchesturning brown?

YES

Chapter 2.LeavesandLeafy Vegetables 31

Isthe lea turning yelloworbrown,

butnotwhite?

YES


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The Wid GardenExPANDED EDITION

Wiiam Robinson

With new chapters and photographyby Rick Darke

William Robinsons revolutionary book, The

Wild Garden, issued a forceful challenge to the

prevailing style of the day, which relied upon

tender plants arranged in rigidly geometrical

designs. In sharp contrast, Robinson advocated

for the use of hardy, locally adapted native and

exotic plants arranged according to localgrowing conditions.

This expanded edition includes new

chapters and 112 color photographs by

award-winning photographer and landscape

consultant Rick Darke. His new material

places wild gardening in modern context,

underscoring Robinsons importance in the evolution of ecological design and illustrating an

inspiring diversity of contemporary wild gardens.

Wiiam Robinson (18381935), more than any other gardener, was responsible for sweeping away the

carpet bedding of the Victorians and promoting a more relaxed style using hardy plants.

Rick Darke is a landscape design consultant, author, and photographer based in Landenberg, Pennsylva-

nia. He received the Scientic Award of the American Horticultural Society, and his landmark work, The

Color Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grasses, earned a Book Award from the American Horticultural Society.

The New low-MaintenanceGardenHOW TO HAVE A BEAUTIFUl,PRODUCTIVE GARDEN AND THETIME TO ENJOy IT

Vaerie EastonPhotography by Jacqueline M. Koch

The pace of modern life leaves little time for the

pleasures of gardening. But sometimes gardeningitself is the culprit: elaborate, traditional perennial

borders and needy lawns suck up precious hours.

Simply put, we need to start gardening in a whole

new way. In this inspiring book, Val Easton shows

exactly how to have a low-maintenance garden

that doesnt sacrice style. The lessons of this

timely book will help you replace guilt over

undone garden chores with pleasure in your

garden successes.

Vaerie Easton is a weekly garden columnist forPacic Northwest Magazine ofThe Seattle Times. She has

contributed articles on gardens, homes, and the people who make them to a variety of magazines,

including Metropolitan Home, Fine Gardening, and Gardens Illustrated. Her own garden has been published

in The New York Times, This Old House, and Horticulture.

paperback/hardcover, 8 x 9"


$19.95/$29.95 2009

ISBN: 978-1-60469-166-5 Product No. 689166 (pb)

ISBN: 978-0-88192-916-4 Product No. 682916 (hc)

hardcover, 8 1/2 x 8 1/2"360 pp, Full color throughout

$29.95 2009

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A beautifu produced,

information-packed voume.

Booklist

The Compete Chie

Pepper BookA GARDENERS GUIDE TO CHOOSING,GROWING, PRESERVING, AND COOKING

Dave DeWitt and Pau W. Bosand

Chile peppers are hotin every sense of the word.

They add culinary re to thousands of dishes from a

variety of cuisines and inspire near-fanatical

devotion in those who have succumbed to their

incendiary charms. In this comprehensive book,world chile experts Dave DeWitt and Paul W.

Bosland have assembled all the information that

anyone with an interest in chile peppers could ever

hope to nd. From information on cultivation to 85

mouthwatering recipes, The Complete Chile Pepper

Book is the only guide to chiles youll ever need. Its a

scorcher.

Dave DeWitt and Pau W. Bosandkings of thepepper world, the popes of peppersare the hottest

pepper guys around. They have published hundreds of

articles on peppers and collaborated on two earlier

books.

The American MeadowGardenCREATING A NATURAl AlTERNATIVE

TO THE TRADITIONAl lAWN

John GreeneePhotography by Saxon Holt

In The American Meadow Garden, ornamental

grass expert John Greenlee creates a new

model for homeowners and gardeners. For

Greenlee, a meadow is a shimmering mini-

ecosystem in which regionally appropriategrasses combine with colorful perennials to

form a rich tapestry that is friendly to all

lifewith minimal input of water, time, and

other scarce resources. Its time to get rid of

the old-fashioned lawn and embrace a sane

and healthy future: the meadow garden.

John Greenee owns Greenlee Nursery, the

oldest grass nursery in California. He has

appeared frequently on television and was

named horticulturist of the year in 2002 by the

Southern California Association of Horticulturists.

hardcover, 10 1/8 x 10 1/8"280 pp, Full color throughout

$34.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-871-6 Product No. 682871

hardcover, 8 1/4 x 81/4"336 pp, Full color throughout$29.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-920-1 Product No. 682920

The most denitive, interesting,

and enightening book on

peppers ever penned.

Rick Browne, host of the

PBS series Barbeque America


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Boom-Again Orchids

TIPS AND TRICKS FOR GlORIOUS DISPl AySyEAR AFTER yEAR

judwhite

Orchids have a reputation as the divas of the plant

world: fussy, difcult-to-grow plants thaton top

of all thatare prohibitively expensive. But there

are plenty of orchids that anyone can growyou

just need to know what makes them happy.

judywhite highlights the easiest, most fuss freevarieties and includes invaluable tips on where to

buy orchids and how to keep them in bloom. Bloom-

Again Orchids will turn you from a would-be orchid

fan into the proud owner of healthy blooming

plants.

judwhite is author and photographer of the award-

winning Taylors Guide to Orchids. A past trustee of

the American Orchid Society (AOS), she has earned its

highest prize for writing about orchid culture, as wellas the AOS Silver Medal for outstanding service to

the orchid community. Her photography has graced

many books and publications, and has been exhibited

at the Smithsonian Institution. Visit her Web site at

www.gardenphotos.com.

Back Pants75 STRIKING CHOICES FORTHE GARDEN

Pau Bonine

Striking, mysterious, sinister, and strange

all describe the singular appeal of

plants with black (or near-black)

foliage, owers, or fruit. These dusky

denizens of the plant kingdom are

irresistible to anyone drawn to

natures more unusual manifestations.

In this compact, accessible volume,Paul Bonine proles 75 of the most

alluring black annuals, perennials,

bulbs, and shrubs. Whether your taste

runs to pansies and sweet williams or to

obscure orchids from the Andes, youll nd

a host of intriguing choices in this beauti-

fully illustrated, entertaining book.

Pau Bonine is co-owner of the wholesale nursery XeraPlants Inc. and has worked in the nursery industry in

Oregon for almost two decades. In addition to

consulting for NPR, various newspapers, radio, and

television, Paul has written for several national

gardening publications. Black Plants is his rst book.

by judywhite

paperback, 7 x 6 1/4"


$14.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-981-2 Product No. 682981

paperback, 7 x 9"


$14.95 2009ISBN: 978-1-60469-055-2 Product No. 689055

Grow and cut some of theseenigmatic beauties and ou

nd that a garden with a dark

side can be a ove thing.

Martha Stewart Living


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The We-Tended Perennia GardenPlANTING & PRUNING TECHNIqUES

expanded edition

Trac DiSabato-Aust

hardcover, 73/8 x 103/8"384 pp, 276 color photos, 19 line drawings$34.95 2006

ISBN: 978-0-88192-803-7 Product No. 682803

50 High-Impact, low-Care GardenPantsTrac DiSabato-Aust

paperback, 71/2 x 9"

168 pp, 141 color photos

$16.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-950-8 Product No. 682950

Our

All-Time

Best

Seller!

The We-DesignedMied GardenBUIlDING BEDS AND BORDERS

WITH TREES, SHRUBS, PERENNIAlS,ANNUAlS, AND BUlBS

Trac DiSabato-Aust

Tracy DiSabato-Aust provides not only

inspiration but also scrupulously organized

information on mixed garden design in this

nearly foolproof guide to every aspect of

designing superior gardens with superior

plants. With more than 250 color photos and

illustrations, this paperback edition of a

design classic is as much a feast for the eyes as

it will be a trusted reference for the library

shelf.

Trac DiSabato-Aust is regularly featured as a

national and international speaker, and has

contributed to magazines including Fine Gardening,

Horticulture, and Garden Design.

A gorgeous and practica guide to having it a.... The Well-Designed MixedGarden is one of those enormous and comprehensive works that is equaat home on our coffee tabe or out in the potting shed.American Gardener

This book, an outstanding work of gardening schoarship, is at thesame time down to earth, inspiring, practica, and atogether usefu

if ou want to deveop an etraordinar mied garden.Horticulture

Aso Avaiabe from Trac DiSabato-Aust

paperback, 10 x 11"


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Gardening with Shape, lineand TetureA PlANT DESIGN SOURCEBOOK

linden Hawthorne

Gardening with Shape, Line and Texture bridges the gap

between garden design books and plant reference

encyclopedias. Leading landscaper Linden Hawthorne

looks at plants from a designers perspective and

emphasizes the important roles of plant shape.

Part One reviews ne art principles and shows how

they can be successfully applied to plant compositions

by grouping plants into three heights: ground to knee,knee to navel, and navel to crown. She identies

different plant shapes and shows how the use of them

contributes to the success of the nished design. Part

Two is a plant sourcebook with plants listed alphabeti-

cally within their key plant shape categories.

This innovative plant reference delivers plant

information in a form that neatly dovetails with the garden design process and will inspire

gardeners to look beyond color and begin to appreciate the whole plant.

linden Hawthorne has contributed sections to a number of the Dorling Kindersley encyclopedias and

worked to standardize the cultivation section in the latest edition of theAZ Encyclopedia of Garden Plants.

The Rock Garden Pant PrimerEASy, SMAll PlANTS FOR CONTAINERS,PATIOS, AND THE OPEN GARDEN

Christopher Gre-Wison

Its not necessary to have a traditional rock garden to

enjoy rock garden plants. In fact, these colorful,

small plants are perfect for the pots, containers,

window boxes, and raised beds that are the main-

stays of modern gardens.

World-renowned botanist Christopher Grey-

Wilson recommends easy-to-grow plants for a

variety of garden situations including shade, mixed

borders, and patios. Introductory chapters explain

how to grow and care for these gardener-friendly

plants that are cold-hardy and adaptable. Detailed

plant descriptions are based on his personal

experience of seeing the plants in the wild and

growing them in the garden. Includes excellent

photographs to aid in selection and identication.

Christopher Gre-Wison has been the editor of the Alpine Garden Society since 1990, and is also a

freelance horticultural writer and photographer. He is the author of several books regarded as standard works.

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ISBN: 978-0-88192-928-7 Product No. 682928

hardcover, 81/2 x 11"


$39.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-888-4 Product No. 682888


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The Pruning of Trees, Shrubsand ConifersSECOND EDITION

George E. Brown

Revised and expanded by Tony Kirkham

This unique encyclopedic treatment details the best

pruning techniques and practices for more than 450

genera of trees, shrubs, conifers, and woody climbers.

This paperback reprint covers several thousand species,

yet remains a manageable and practical reference.

Kirkham clearly explains the reasons behind pruning

techniques as well as how to apply them.

George E. Brown (19171980) earned his diploma in hor-

ticulture at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. A founding

member of the Arboricultural Association, he became a

recognized authority on trees and shrubs.

Ton Kirkham is Head of the Arboretum and Horticultural

Services at the Royal Botanic Garden, Kew.

The Enccopedia of HerbsA COMPREHENSIVE REFERENCE TO HERBS OFFlAVOR AND FRAGRANCE

Arthur O. Tuckerand Thomas DeBaggio

This meticulously researched compendium provides

every aspect of growing, identifying, harvesting,

preserving, and using more than 500 species of

herbs. For the rst edition of their work, both

authors received The Gertrude B. Foster Award for

Excellence in Herbal Literature from the Herb Society

of America. This new edition adds important species

and includes updated nomenclature.

Arthur O. Tuckeris a botanist specializing in the

identication and chemistry of plants of avor, fragrance,

and medicine. He is a professor of botany at Delaware

State University.

Thomas DeBaggio is the owner of DeBaggios Herb

Farm and is the author ofGrowing Herbs from Seed,

Cutting & Rootand The Basil Book.

hardcover, 7 x 9"

604 pp, Line drawings throughout

$39.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-994-2 Product No. 682994

paperback, 7 x 9"

340 pp, Color in wrap

$19.95 2009

ISBN: 978-1-60469-002-6 Product No. 689002

The denitive guide and a must-have book for a

enthusiastic gardeners and professiona horticuturists.

Kew Magazine


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Conifers of the WordTHE COMPlETE REFERENCE

James E. Eckenwader

This denitive work provides up-to-date

descriptions of all the true conifers of the

world. It is the rst comprehensive update of

conifer taxonomy in nearly a century. New

identication guides for the families and

genera are based on foliage features and areeasier to use than traditional conifer keys.

With its unprecedented attention to detail

and extensive bibliography, this major work

is an essential reference for botanists,

naturalists, and horticulturists.

James E. Eckenwaderis associate professor of

plant systematics at the Department of Botany

at the University of Toronto, where he focuseson taxonomy, natural hybridization, and

macroevolution.

The Gosser Guide to theBest Hard ShrubsMORE THAN 350 ExPERT CHOICES FOR

yOUR GARDEN

Roger, Eric, and Marjor GosserForeword by John Elsley

For most homeowners, shrubs are an

essential part of the yard or garden

because they provide shade, owers, and

foliage from spring through fall. The

superior plants available today cantransform ho-hum gardens into scenes of

beauty and serenity. For decades, the

Gossler family has tested, propagated, and

sold the very best hardy shrubs from

around the world. This book is a distilla-

tion of their expertisea guide to more

than 350 of the most beautiful, versatile,

and growable shrubs.

Roger, Eric, and Marjor Gosseroperate

Gossler Farms Nursery in Oregon.

More than 350 Expert Choices for Your Garden

hardcover, 7 x 9"204 pp, Full color throughout

$34.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-908-9 Product No. 682908

hardcover, 81/2 x 11"720 pp, Color in wrap$59.95 2009

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Native American MedicinaPantsAN ETHNOBOTANICAl DICTIONARy

Danie E. Moerman

InNative American Medicinal Plants, anthropologist

Daniel E. Moerman describes the medicinal use of

more than 2700 plants by 218 Native American

tribes. Information includes 82 categories of

medicinal uses, ranging from analgesics, contracep-

tives, gastrointestinal aids, hypotensive medicines,

sedatives, and toothache remedies. It is an essential

reference for students and professionals in the elds

of anthropology, botany, and naturopathy and an

engaging read for anyone interested in ethnobotany

and natural healing.

Danie E. Moerman is the William E. Stirton Professor

of Anthropology at the University of Michigan,

Dearborn, so recognized for his distinguished scholar-

ship, teaching, and professional accomplishments.

The North American Guideto Common Poisonous

Pants and MushroomsNanc J. Turner, Ph.D. andPatrick von Aderkas, Ph.D.With a foreword by Brian Saunders, M.D.

The North American Guide to Common Poisonous

Plants and Mushrooms is a comprehensive, easy-

to-use handbook. The book is split into four

main categories: mushrooms, wild plants,

ornamental and crop plants, and houseplants.Each plant entry includes a clear photograph to

aid the task of identication, a description of

the plant, notes on where it commonly occurs,

and a description of its toxic properties. Plants

are listed by common name to assist the non-

specialist.

Nanc J. Turneris an ethnobotanist anddistinguished professor in the School of Environ-

mental Studies at the University of Victoria and a

research associate with the Royal British Columbia

Museum.

Patrick von Aderkas is a professor in the Biology

Department at the University of Victoria.

hardcover, 6 x 9"376 pp, 258 color photos

$29.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-929-4 Product No. 682929

paperback/hardcover, 6 x 9"800 pp, 150 line drawings$29.95/$39.95 2009

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The Authentic GardenFIVE PRINCIPlES FOR CUlTIVATINGA SENSE OF PlACE

Caire E. Sawers

Shows gardeners how to creategardens that are both deeplyrooted in their surroundings anddeeply satisfying to their creators.

hardcover, 7 3/8 x 103/8"286 pp, 298 color photos$34.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-831-0

Product No. 682831

Pots in the GardenExPERT DESIGN AND PlANTINGTECHNIqUES

Ra RogersPhotographs by Richard Hartlage

An engaging exploration into basicdesign principles, creating focalpoints, using water, and exploitingthe enormous potential of pots andcontainers.

hardcover, 8 x 9"248 pp, 240 color photos$29.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-834-1Product No. 682834

Green FowersUNExPECTED BEAUTy FOR THEGARDEN, CONTAINER OR VASE

Aison HobnPhotographs by Marie OHara

Green Flowers explores the history,botany, care, and cultivation ofgreen-owered plants. The hand-picked selection includes trees,grasses, vines and climbers, annu-als, perennials, bulbs, wildowers,exotics, orchids, edible plants, and

water garden plants.

hardcover, 7 x 9"


$24.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-919-5

Product No. 682919

Pant-Driven DesignCREATING GARDENS THAT HONORPlANTS, PlACE, AND SPIRIT

Scott Ogden andlauren Springer Ogden

This revolutionary textshows designers how towork more condently with plants,and gives gardeners more con-dence to design.

hardcover, 9 1/4 x 10 3/4"

284 pp, 310 color photos$34.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-877-8Product No. 682877

A Chids Garden60 IDEAS TO MAKE ANy GARDENCOME AlIVE FOR CHIlDREN

Mo Dannenmaier

Offers a wide range of innovativeideas showing how to create spacesin which children can experiencenature on their own home turf.

paperback, 8 x 10"180 pp, 203 color photos$19.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-843-3Product No. 682843

The Essentia Garden

Design Workbooksecond editionRosemar Aeander

This fully revised and updated sec-ond edition features tips on greengardening, sustainable planting,and a guide to composting. Theworkbook approach can be used tocreate a garden from scratch or toredesign an existing garden.

exibind, 75/8 x 95/8"304 pp, 113 color photos

720 line drawings

$34.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-975-1

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Panting Green Roofs andliving WasREVISED AND UPDATED EDITION

Nige Dunnett and No Kingsbur

Green roofs and living walls reapenormous environmental benets.This comprehensive guide to de-signing, implementing, and main-taining green roofs is supported byinternational case studies.

hardcover, 7 5/8 x 9 1/4"336 pp, 227 color photos10 line drawings$34.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-911-9Product No. 682911

Green Roof PantsA RESOURCE AND PlANTINGGUIDE

Edmund C. Snodgrass andlucie l. Snodgrass

Concise and easy-to-use guide to200 species and cultivars. Includesdata on moisture needs, heat toler-ance, hardiness, and height.

hardcover, 6 x 9"

204 pp, 296 color photos$29.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-787-0

Product No. 682787

Rain GardensMANAGING WATER SUSTAINABlyIN THE GARDEN AND DESIGNEDlANDSCAPE

Nige Dunnett and And Caden

Rain gardens encompass all pos-sible elements that can be used tocapture, channel, divert, and makethe most of the rain and snow thatfall on a property.

hardcover, 7 5/8 x 9 1/4"188 pp, 157 color photos41 line drawings$34.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-826-6

Product No. 682826

Teaming with MicrobesA GARDENERS GUIDE TO THE SOIlFOOD WEB

Jeff lowenfes and Wane lewisForeword by Elaine Ingham

Cultivate the soil food web to growhealthy, vigorous plants withoutusing chemicals.


17 charts and diagrams$24.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-777-1

Product No. 682777

The Truth About OrganicGardeningBENEFITS, DRAWBACKS, AND THEBOTTOM lINE

Jeff Giman

Is organic always the best choice?Gillman studies the science behindmore than 100 organic techniquesand products, and discovers thatthough organic is preferable inmost situationsknowledge is thegardeners most important tool.

paperback, 6 x 9"208 pp$12.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-862-4Product No. 682862

Bringing Nature HomeHOW yOU CAN SUSTAIN WIlDlIFEWITH NATIVE PlANTS

Updated and expanded

Dougas W. TaamWith a foreword by Rick Darke

Everyone with access to a patch ofearth can make a signicant contri-bution toward sustaining biodiver-sity. By acting on Tallamys practi-

cal recommendations, everyonecan make a difference.

paperback, 6 x 9"


$17.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-992-8

Product No. 682992


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14|Trees & Shrubs for the Garden

800-827-5622

Dirrs Hard Treesand ShrubsAN IllUSTRATED ENCyClOPEDIA

Michae A. Dirr

Describes the best woody plantsadapted to cooler climates, show-ing both the habitat and details ofmore than 500 species, plus 700cultivars and varieties.

hardcover, 81/2 x 11"494 pp, 1656 color photos$69.95 1997ISBN: 978-0-88192-404-6Product No. 682404

400 Trees and Shrubs forSma SpacesDiana M. Mier

Small gardens require carefulplanting and this practical refer-ence will help gardeners plan, im-plement, and cultivate the rightwoody plants for their space. Acomprehensive plant directoryprovides detailed descriptions for400 trees and shrubs.

hardcover, 75/8 x 91/4"224 pp, 153 color photos21 b/w diagrams$29.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-875-4Product No. 682875

Trees for A SeasonsBROADlEAVED EVERGREENS FORTEMPERATE ClIMATES

Sean HoganForeword by Roy Lancaster

Broadleaved evergreen trees areamong the most versatile and beau-tiful garden plants, and also amongthe most underused. With morethan 350 photographs and detailed

descriptions of choice trees, SeanHogan opens up a largely unex-plored world of foliar beauty.

hardcover, 73/8 x 103/8"336 pp, 373 color photos$39.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-674-3Product No. 682674

Japanese MapesMOMIJI AND KAEDE

third edition

J. D. VertreesRevised and expandedby Peter Gregory

Over 400 cultivars of Japanese ma-ples with comprehensive and prac-tical information on how to growthem successfully.


Hdrangeas forAmerican GardensMichae A. Dirr

Invaluable advice on the besthydrangeas for North Americangardens.

hardcover, 75/8 x 91/4"236 pp, 199 color photos

$29.95 2004ISBN: 978-0-88192-641-5Product No. 682641

Conifers for GardensAN IllUSTRATED ENCyClOPEDIA

Richard l. Bitner

Provides informationincludingsize, appearance, hardiness, andgrowing conditionsfor nearlyevery hardy conifer.




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Armitages Native

Pants for NorthAmerican GardensAan M. Armitage

This volume is perfectfor anyone interestedin learning about andgardening with North Americannative plants. Armitage describesmore than 630 species and culti-vars of perennials, biennials, andannuals.


AHSTeaching

Award

Allan Armitage

Native Pants

of the NortheastA GUIDE FOR GARDENING& CONSERVATION

Donad J. leopod

With entries fornearly 700 speciesof native trees, shrubs,vines, ferns, grasses, and wildow-ers from the northeastern quarterof the U.S. and eastern Canada, its

comprehensive horticultural cover-age is unsurpassed by any othersingle volume.


Silver Awardof Achievement

in Writing

Garden WritersAssociation

Perennias for

Midwestern GardensPROVEN PlANTS FOR THEHEARTlAND

Anthon W. Kaht

This trustworthy guide will makegardening in the heartland botheasy and fun. Provides concise andexperience-tested information onmore than 400 popular perennialsthat excel in the Midwests chal-

lenging climate.hardcover, 7 x 9"228 pp, 144 color photos$29.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-893-8Product No. 682893

Enccopedia ofNorthwest NativePants for Gardens andlandscapesKatheen A. Robson, Aice Richter,and Marianne Fibert

Detailed descriptions of plantsnative to the Pacic Northwest.Includes hardiness zones, loweringand fruit-ripening times, and

recommendations for cultivationand siting.

hardcover, 81/2 x 11"532 pp, 535 color photos62 line drawings$49.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-863-1Product No. 682863

High and DrGARDENING WITH COlD-HARDyDRylAND PlANTS

Robert NodForeword by Panayoti Kelaidis

This guide to hardy, drought-toler-ant plants is a must-have for anygardener facing the daunting chal-lenge of scorching summers andbrutally cold winters. Includes thebest picks among perennials, annu-als, bulbs, and much more.

hardcover, 7 x 9"420 pp, 211 color photos10 watercolor illus.$34.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-872-3Product No. 682872

Native Trees for NorthAmerican landscapesGu SternbergWith Jim Wilson

The most authoritative guide to na-tive trees for gardeners, with morethan 650 species and varieties and500 cultivars included. Explainshow to choose trees appropriate toa particular area, and includes lists

of seasonal features.hardcover, 81/2 x 11"552 pp, 513 color photos96 line drawings$59.95 2004ISBN: 978-0-88192-607-1Product No. 682607


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800-827-5622

The Berr GrowersCompanionBarbara l. Bowing

An abundance of valuable andpractical information, includingplant lists and tables, cultivationtips, and color photographs forplant identication.

paperback, 6 x 9"308 pp, 40 color photos25 b/w illus., 17 tables$19.95 2005ISBN: 978-0-88192-726-9Product No. 682726

Growing CitrusTHE ESSENTIAl GARDENERS GUIDE

Martin Page

Everything the backyard gardenerneeds to know to successfully growcitrus trees in temperate climates.Charts the history of citrus, cele-brates their unique avors and di-

verse uses, and recommends thebest varieties.


Designing the NewKitchen GardenAN AMERICAN POTAGERHANDBOOK

Jennifer R. BarteForeword by Julie Moir Messervy

Bartley shows how the features ofthe traditional kitchen garden canbe adapted and modernized to cre-ate a garden that is not only produc-tive, but also beautiful.

hardcover, 81/2 x 10"222 pp, 169 color photos40 color drawings$34.95 2006ISBN: 978-0-88192-772-6Product No. 682772

Uncommon Fruits forEver Gardenlee ReichIllustrations by Vicki Herzfeld Arlein

23 unusual fruits that offer mouth-watering rewards to anyone willingto veer off the beaten path. Empha-sizes the practicalities of plant se-

lection, cultivation, propagation,and maintenance.

paperback, 6 x 9"308 pp, Full color insertillustrations throughout$16.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-944-7Product No. 682944

The Compete Bookof GaricA GUIDE FOR GARDENERS,GROWERS, AND SERIOUS COOKS

Ted Jordan Meredith

Garlic is an essential element incuisines around the world. Thiscomprehensive, illustrated guideincludes information on naturalhistory, cultural usage, therapeutic

benets, and notes on how to growand store your own garlic.

hardcover, 8 x 10"332 pp, 194 color photos10 line drawings$39.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-883-9Product No. 682883

Food Pants of the WordAN IllUSTRATED GUIDEBen-Erik van Wk

A comprehensive survey of theplants that provide food, bever-ages, spices, and avorings, withdescriptions of more than 350 foodand avor plants in use worldwide.This accessible, pictorial guide is aconcise source of practical infor-

mation, and should be on everyfood enthusiasts bookshelf.



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Moth OrchidsTHE COMPlETE GUIDE TOPHAlAENOPSIS

Steven A. Frowine

More than merely beautiful andpopular, phalaenopsis are alsoamong the easiest orchids to grow.This complete guide includes tipson how to buy, notes on how togrow, and lavish color photos.


204 pp, 328 color photos16 b/w drawings$39.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-870-9Product No. 682870

Enccopedia of EoticPants for TemperateCimatesWi Gies

Detailed cultivation advice enablesgardeners to make informedchoices from an expansive palette.Enhanced with over 500 colorphotos.



Designing withSuccuentsDebra lee Badwin

Succulent plants offer dazzlingpossibilities for garden designand require only minimal mainte-nance to remain lush and alluringyear round. Features the workof more than 50 professionalgarden designers and creative

homeowners, with hundreds ofplant recommendations.


The Garden SuccuentsPrimerGideon Smith andBen-Erik van Wk

A user-friendly identicationguide, including detailed descrip-tions of more than 400 well-knownsucculents and their close relatives.Also covers conservation, cultiva-tion, and propagation.

hardcover, 61/2 x 9

1/2"


The New Enccopedia ofOrchids1500 SPECIES IN CUlTIVATION

Isob a Croi

Foreword by Phillip Cribb

The ultimate reference that no orchidlover can afford to be without.Detailed proles of 1500 orchidspecies include cultivation advice andinformation about native habitat.Sumptuously illustrated with morethan 1000 color photos.


An Enccopedia ofCutivated PamsRobert lee Rife andPau Craft

Approximately 890species in the palmfamily are detailed, including nec-essary information like cold hardi-ness, water needs, height, and anyspecial requirements.




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The Enccopedia ofGrasses for livabelandscapesRick Darke

A design reference that sets thestandard for inspired, sustainableuses of grasses in private gardens,the wild, and public landscapes.


10 line drawings$59.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-817-4Product No. 682817

The New Enccopedia ofDaiiesMORE THAN 1700 OUTSTANDINGSElECTIONS

Ted l. Petit and John P. Peat

More than 1700 daylilies (1400of them new to this edition) indetailed color photos accompaniedby comprehensive cultivar descrip-tions. Includes chapters on the his-

tory of the genus, the history ofdaylily hybridizing, hybridizationtechniques, cultivation, and thefuture of daylilies.


Perennia Companions100 DAzzlING PlANTCOMBINATIONS FOR EVERySEASON

Tom FischerPhotography by Richard Bloom &Adrian Bloom

Create breathtaking perennial de-signs with Tom Fischers 100proven picks. Each entry identiesthe main plants, species the care

and conditions each requires, andindicates when the combinationreaches its peak of beauty.

paperback, 7 x 6 1/4"216 pp, Full color throughout$14.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-939-3Product No. 682939

800-827-5622

ViburnumsFlOWERING SHRUBS FOR EVERySEASON

Michae A. Dirr

A wealth of informa-tion about every spe-cies and cultivar worthy of horti-

cultural consideration. Details eachplants height, spread, foliage, hab-itat, hardiness, origin, and more.

hardcover, 73/8 x 10 3/8"264 pp, 427 color photos$39.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-853-2Product No. 682853

Ta PerenniaslARGER-THAN-lIFE PlANTS FOR

GARDENS OF All SIzES

Roger Turner

Roger Turners hand-picked selec-tion of high-performing perennialsall check in at over ve feet. In-

cludes introductory chapters onplant characteristics and combina-tion ideas, and a plant directory ofmore than 600 perennials.


Timber Press PocketGuide to BamboosTed Jordan Meredith

Covers 35 genera of bamboos incultivation and describes morethan 300 species and cultivars.Each entry includes the plants

maximum height, maximum culmdistance, light requirements, andminimum temperature tolerated.

exibind, 53/4 x 81/4"208 pp, Full color throughout$19.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-936-2Product No. 682936


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Botan for Gardenersrevised edition

Brian Capon

An indispensable reference on bot-any for all gardeners and a best-seller since its debut in 1990.Includes an appendix on planttaxonomy and a comprehensiveindex.

paperback, 6 x 9"240 pp, 147 color photos53 line drawings$19.95 2004ISBN: 978-0-88192-655-2Product No. 682655

Pant FormAN IllUSTRATED GUIDE TOFlOWERING PlANT MORPHOlOGy

new edition

Adrian D. BeLine drawings by Alan Bryan

This ingeniously designed volumemakes the complex subject of plantmorphology accessible.

hardcover, 75/8 x 91/4"432 pp, 387 photos

1082 line drawings$49.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-850-1Product No. 682850

So you Want toStart a NurserTon Avent

In this popular primer on how thenursery industry works, an award-winning nursery owner discussesthe merits and disadvantages ofretail, wholesale, mail-order, lineroperations, and much more.

hardcover, 6 x 9"

340 pp, 105 b/w photos$24.95 2003ISBN: 978-0-88192-584-5Product No. 682584

The Reference Manua of

Wood Pant PropagationFROM SEED TO TISSUE CUlTURESECOND EDITION

Michae A. DirrandChares W. Heuser, Jr.

Over 1,100 species and their propa-gation requirements by seeds, cut-tings, grafting and budding, andtissue culture are discussed in ex-haustive detail. Essentially a recipebook for making more trees andshrubs, this reference is a high-levelhow-to.

paperback, 81/2 x 11"424 pp, 313 b/w photos$49.95 2007ISBN: 978-1-60469-004-0Product No. 689004

A Natura Histor of

ConifersAjos Farjon

This compelling narrative startswith the basics of what conifersare and continues to explore theirevolution, taxonomy, ecology,distribution, usage, and issues ofconservation.

hardcover, 73/8 x 103/8"304 pp, 157 color photos39 line drawings$34.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-869-3Product No. 682869

Botanica latinFOURTH EDITION

Wiiam T. Stearn

A classic primer for learning gram-mar, syntax, punctuation, and vo-cabulary, as well as fascinating in-formation on Latinate geographicalnames and color terms.

paperback, 63/4 x 9 3/4"560 pp, 42 line drawings$29.95 2004ISBN: 978-0-88192-627-9

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Macro Photograph forGardeners and NatureloversTHE ESSENTIAl GUIDE TO DIGITAlTECHNIqUES

Aan l. Detrick

Capture the beauty of owers, in-sects, and butteries. All the infor-mation aspiring photographersneed to take their photos to thenext level. Includes chapters onhow to compose an image, how touse digital effects, storage, andmuch more.

paperback, 91/4 x 91/2"176 pp, Full color throughout$24.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-890-7Product No. 682890

20|Special Topics

The Art of BotanicaDrawingAN INTRODUCTORy GUIDE

Agathe Ravet-Haevermans

An introductory guide to the tech-niques of botanical painting anddrawing. Beginning artists and gar-deners looking to capture the beautyof the plants in their gardens willlearn how to recognize and draw awide variety of owers and leaves.

paperback, 10 x 81/

2"96 pp, Full color throughout$19.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-990-4Product No. 682990

When Perennias BoomAN AlMANAC FOR PlANNING AND

PlANTING

Tomas Anisko

An authoritative, exhaustivelyresearched guide to the oweringtimes of more than 450 perennials.An indispensable tool for accu-rately planning the seasonal ap-pearance of perennial beds andborders.

hardcover, 81/2 x 11"512 pp, 625 color photos, 469 graphs$59.95 2008ISBN: 978-0-88192-887-7Product No. 682887

The Eporers GardenSHRUBS AND VINES FROM THEFOUR CORNERS OF THE WORlD

Danie J. HinkePhotographs by Lynne Harrison

Hinkley presents the most outstand-ing shrubs and vines from his plant-collecting trips around the globe.Explorers will encounter both little-known exotics and more familiar,but just as garden-worthy, plants.

hardcover, 81/2 x 10"352 pp, Full color throughout$39.95 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-918-8Product No. 682918

The Eporers GardenRARE AND UNUSUAl PERENNIAlS

Danie J. HinkePhotographs by Lynne HarrisonForeword by Roy Lancaster

This paperback edi-tion includes a newpreface by the authorand a completely up-dated list of sourcesfor plant material.

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

800-827-5622

Moss GardeningINClUDING lICHENS,

lIVERWORTS, AND OTHERMINIATURES

George Schenk

The rst book to coverthe gamut of mossgardening. Includespractical advice ontransplanting andpropagating mosses as groundcov-ers, in containers, and for bonsai.



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NiwakiPRUNING, TRAINING AND SHAPINGTREES THE JAPANESE WAy

Jake Hobson

Japanese pruning techniques thatcoax out the essential character ofgarden trees.

hardcover, 9 x 10 1/2"228 pp, 228 color photos46 line drawings

$34.95 2007ISBN: 978-0-88192-835-8Product No. 682835

Down to Earth withHeen DionHeen Dion

A lifetime of gardening know-how,deep love of plants, and assuredsense of design are encapsulated inDillons witty and accessible style.

hardcover, 71/2 x 95/8"224 pp, 111 color photos$29.95 2005, 2007

ISBN: 978-0-88192-859-4Product No. 682859

Rhapsod in GreenTHE GARDEN WIT AND WISDOM OF

BEVERlEy NICHOlS

Edited by Roy C. Dicks

Compiled by Roy C. Dicks anddrawn from fteen of Nichols besttitles, these carefully selected pas-sages offer a tantalizing taste of

Nichols humor, passion, and po-etry. Designed for easy browsing

and casual reference, it is organizedby subject, including favoriteplants, despised plants, and the se-crets to successful gardening.

hardcover, 53/8 x 71/4"136 pp, 51 line drawings$17.95 1932, 2009ISBN: 978-0-88192-948-5Product No. 682948

Down the Garden PathBevere Nichos

Down the Garden Path has stood thetest of time as one of the worldsbest-loved and most-quoted gar-dening books. Ostensibly an ac-count of the creation of a garden inHuntingdonshire in the 1930s, it isreally about the underlying emo-tions and obsessions for which gar-dening is just a cover story.

hardcover, 51/2 x 8"308 pp$24.95 1932, 2005ISBN: 978-0-88192-710-8Product No. 682710

Mind-Atering andPoisonous Pants ofthe WordMichae Wink andBen-Erik van Wk

An encyclopedic account of 1200psychoactive and toxic plants.The denitive account of plantsand mushrooms used for poisondarts, traditional medicine, cere-monial and spiritual purposes, andrecreational drugs.


A Short Histor of theHone BeeHUMANS, FlOWERS, AND BEES INTHE ETERNAl CHASE FOR HONEy

Images by IonaText by E. Readicker-Henderson

Combining gorgeous photographyand engaging text,A Short Historyof the Honey Bee follows the journeyof bees from ower to hive to

honey.hardcover, 51/2 x 8"


$19.95 2009

ISBN: 978-0-88192-942-3

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