Midwest Gardener's Book Of Lists
The Midwest Gardener's Book of Lists is a definitive guide for gardeners in one of the biggest gardening areas in the country. The many subjects listed in this useful guide include plants that complement architecture, can withstand drought, do well in various soil types, bloom for weeks, and both attract and repel wildlife.
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This new addition to the Book of Lists series lists plants that complement architecture, can withstand drought and bloom for weeks, and much more, plus features and lists on vegetable gardening, perennials for water gardens, and trees for urban areas. Illustrations.
\ Kansas City Lawn and Garden GuideWith icy cold winters and searing hot summers, everyone knows that landscaping in the Midwest is unlike gardening anywhere else in the country. With that in mind, Midwest garden expert Susan McClure has put together a compendium of useful information in The Midwest Gardener's Book of Lists.\ \ \ \ \ Chicago Sun-TimesThe book is an easy, quick reference. Throughout, Midwest gardening experts offer advice, anecdotes, and inspiration.\ \ \ Iowa Source Garden Guide...a reference book you'll want to return to time after time.\ \ \ \ \ Chicago Tribune\ - Dennis Rodkin\ The Midwest Gardener's Book of Lists [is] heavy on expert recommendations on such topics as trees for urban sites, perennials for severe shade, and plants for nooks and crannies.\ \ \ \ \ Fond Du Lac ReporterThis book is a compilation of tips and information on creating beautiful gardens from McClure and more than 50 other expert gardeners.\ \ \ \ \ Mansfield News Journal\ - Patricia U. White\ Lists, more than 200 of them, make the book easy to use before buying a plant, vine or shrub for a specific location.\ \ \ \ \ Des Moines Register\ - Carol McGarvey\ The idea is to help spend less time and money in the garden.\ \ \ \ \ Springfield News-Leader\ - Mark Marymont\ Author Susan McClure tells you how to match plants to a certain architectural style, what plants will flourish in various soils and how to find roses or other plants that will work for you. It's easy to read and she avoids getting too technical.\ \ \ \ \ Madison Capital Times\ - Linda Brazill\ It's the ultimate trivia book for gardeners of any age or degree of experience.\ \
