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Herbs: 1001 Gardening Questions Answered (Guild America Books)

Beginners and advanced gardeners alike will appreciate this comprehensive, generously illustrated guide to growing flowers, fruits, herbs, vegetables, and lawns on a small or large scale. The Big Book of Gardening starts with the basics of planting and takes the reader through grafting fruit trees, managing a greenhouse, and more. 500 line drawings.

A comprehensive guide to growing flowers, herbs, fruits, vegetables, shrubs, and lawns. Gardeners can sit down and read cover to cover, or jump in and find the information they need.

The thief in the Botanical Gardens (Weekly Reader Children's Book Club

The wildflower meadow book: A gardener's guide

The Wildflower Meadow Book: A Gardener's Guide

New York Times Book of Vegetable Gardening

Seeing The Getty Gardens: A Souvenir Book

A kid's first book of gardening: Growing plants indoors and out (Start

Written by a horticultural consultant who has taught gardening to children for over 25 years, the book reveals the secrets of plant life from the ground up. Kids will learn how to sow, grow, and tend over 20 plants. The see-through greenhouse has a removable tray for easy drainage and cleaning and includes easy to sprout marigold and tomato seeds. Full-color illustrations.

Garden Construction (Ortho Books)

This book contains detailed plans for building garden projects, ranging from simple to elaborate. Clear instructions describe how to make 67 projects.

Water Gardening Book (The)

The Armchair Book of the Garden

The kids garden book

Garden Border Book

Easy gardens: A weed eater book

Wood Projects for the Garden (Ortho Books)

Book of Garden Ornament 2076

The Better Water Gardens Book of Patio Ponds

The Beetless' Gardening Book: An Organic Gardening Songbook/Guidebook:

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Summer Fairies flutter around, Cleaning and shinning the flowers on the ground . Softly, softly clean and shine, to make the garden prettyLittle Fairies everywhere will love this pretty jigsaw puzzle book. There are five jigsaw puzzles inside, each with a delicate illustration and rhyming text.

Everything the beginning gardener needs to know about creating wonderful organic gardens in the backyard, on a balcony or in the schoolyard can be found in this comprehensive and easy-to-follow guide. Green-thumb tips, plant checklists and step-by-step instructions on how to grow everything from tulips to tomatoes make this a practical and fun resource. Kids will learn how to give their gardens a boost the natural way -- without chemical pesticides or herbicides.

The New York Times Garden Book

From wreaths to topiaries, centerpieces to kissing balls, Natural Dicor describes simple and clear ways to make your own natural dicor - whether you choose urban sophistication or rustic charm. Chapters include identifying flowers, foliage, grasses, herbs, pods, cones, and other odds and ends used in arrangements; growing, harvesting, and storing your own dried flowers, and how to collect them from wild places; the floral arranger's tool chest and techniques arrangers should know - from dyeing flowers to making a hand-wired wreath. Part Three is graced with beautiful photographs of forty special projects for all-season designs, holiday and winter designs, and spring and summer designs. Each project includes a list of materials and step-by-step instructions. This all-color guide brings to the reader the ancient custom of beautifying the home with nature's bounty. It's a must for gardeners, craftspeople, and anyone who enjoys nature's gifts. (6 X 9, 176 pages, color photos, charts)

Down in the Garden: Book of Days