New York/Mid-Atlantic Gardener's Book of Lists

by Bonnie Lee Appleton, Lois Trigg Chaplin

Overview

Compiles vital information for gardeners in the unique climates of New York and the mid-Atlantic area, including Virginia, West Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and southern New York and Long Island.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780878332618
Publisher:	Taylor Trade Publishing
Publication date:	08/21/2001
Series:	New York/Mid-Atlantic Gardener Series
Edition description:	New Edition
Pages:	208
Product dimensions:	7.13(w) x 10.21(h) x 0.45(d)

Editorial Reviews

Compliles vital information and expert advice for gardeners in the unique climates of New York and the mid-Atlantic region.

Virginia Tech Magazine

Dozens of plant lists citing a ppropriate choices with regard to all sorts of requirements, from the obvious (such as low-maintenance) to the esoteric (such as groundcovers for cracks and crevices). The books' authors also include ideas and suggestions on a vast range of topics from regional horticultural experts. Gardeners can never have too many plants. A list-lover's dream come true.

HortIdeas Magazine

Don't buy another plant without consulting this super-useful new book! This is one of my new all-time favorite garden books that I'll bet you'll find ends up dog-eared and worn, rather than pretty but unused on the coffee table. Don't leave home for the garden center without it.

The Patriot News

Appleton and Trigg have written a book that will answer the "What will I use question?" for most if not all landscaping situations. This book is an easy read and packed full of information. It is a great edition for any gardening library.

Va Register Danville

Dozens of plant lists citing a ppropriate choices with regard to all sorts of requirements, from the obvious (such as low-maintenance) to the esoteric (such as groundcovers for cracks and crevices). The books' authors also include ideas and suggestions on a vast range of topics from regional horticultural experts. Gardeners can never have too many plants. A list-lover's dream come true.

Hortideas