Author:ROTH, Sally      RSSM Number:B;147      Year Published:2009

Tips for attracting birds by offering what they need in each season. How flowering plants, shrubs and trees attract a wide variety of your favoirite birds. Find out which birds you can expect in each season of the year. Interesting insight into feeding routines, courtship and mating rituals, and nesting needs. By taking advantage of seasonal changes to plan feeder offerings and garden beds, you can turn your backyard into an irrestistable haven for a colorful assortment of birds in all kinds of weather.

Author:KELAIDIS, Gwen Moore      RSSM Number:D;021      Year Published:2009

Hardy succulents bring beauty, versatility, and intrigue to gardens. They are also hardworking, tenacious, and forgiving of the forgetful gardener. Discover the pleasures of succulent gardening with the thoughtful selection advice, step-by-step growing instructions, practical care tips, and useful design ideas.

Author:BRENNER, Douglas; SCANNIELLO, Stephen      RSSM Number:R;381      Year Published:2009

Here are stories of over 1,200 roses, embracing art, politics, literature, celebrity, mythology, science, tecnhology, hisotry, royalty and everything in between. It is a celebration of the events, ideas and personalities that inspired the many names of the world's most fascinating flower.

Author:AUSTIN, David      RSSM Number:R;382      Year Published:2009

CONTENTS: The original old roses, the repeat-flowering old roses, the hybrid tea and floribunda roses, some small roses, the english roses, shrub roses, climbing roses, rambler roses, species roses and their near hybrids, roses in the garden, roses in the house, rose cultivation. As you see, this fantastic book covers it all. Exceptional pictures leaves you drooling and adding to your wish list.

Author:BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN; DUNNE, Niall, ed.      RSSM Number:S;087      Year Published:2009

This hands-on guide helps you understand the unique characteristics of your garden's soil and shows you how to build its natural fertility with organic and sustainable methods. Emphasizes the importance of nurturing a diverse ecosystem of beneficial soil organisms by using recycled and renewable organic amendments and mulches, planting nutrient-enhancing cover crops and ornamentals, and matching plants to your site conditions. Gives essential soil science and simple techniques for assessing your soil as well as strategies to restore damaged soils.

Author:MARTIN, Deborah L.      RSSM Number:B;146      Year Published:2008

Hundreds of easy ways to attract the birds you love to watch. With these secrets shared by gardeners, birders, experts, and naturalists, you will find ideas that offer an almost-immediate increase in bird visitors. Discover special tricks to bring in colorful songbirds or temporary visitors stopping in during their seasonal migration.

Author:DRUSE, Ken      RSSM Number:O;224      Year Published:2008

This volume takes you on a ceaselessly fascinating stroll through the life of the garden, from the botanical marvels displayed by virtually any plant to the exploits of the plant explorers who once, and still do, race across the globe in search of rare and exotic speciments, to the need to conserve the threatened diversity of the natural world. Ripe with facts, punctuared myths, serious investigation, and practical gardening wisdom, this is a gloriously illustrated and enlightening celebration of the plants that delight and sustain us.

Author:GLENTZER, Molly & Gon      RSSM Number:R;380      Year Published:2008

A gorgeously photographed collection of fifty exquisite roses reveals how some of the world's most storied, beloved plants received their names, and how the names go hand in hand with the flowers' appearance and fragrance. It's a voyage of discovery for rose connoisseurs, garden enthusiasts, and anyone else who appreciates delicate blooming beauty. It covers heroes, heroines, and rascals, artful personalities and storied characters, all described in stories as enchanting and evocative as the flowers themselves.

Author:CHAPMAN, Lynne; DRAGE, Noelene; & others      RSSM Number:R;383      Year Published:2008

Lavishly illustrated with color photographs and historical plates, this book invites you to share the beauty and the fascinating story of the Teas. Author has covered the history of their rise and fall in popularity and the nomenclature problems that arose during their revival when intest in old roses was rekindled in the later 20th century. Readers will find many questions answered and some old mysteries unravelled. Full details are given the Tea roses currently sold.

Author:WELLING, Eleanor      RSSM Number:B;132      Year Published:2007

This book introduces the Dahlia, its history, its parts, and its forms/types, and varieties, to those gardeners who like to experience the old and the new in horticulture. There are thousands of ways this beautiful flower will give the gardener much pleasure. The writer's wish is that, after reading this book you will go out and buy a dahlia tuber or two, or three.

Author:TREHANE, Jennifer      RSSM Number:C;188      Year Published:2007

This is a comprehensive, one-stop reference for camellia enthusiasts at all levels. It profiles information on how to grow and care for camellias as well as detailed descriptions of a hand-picked selection of over 600 garden worthy species and cultivars. The highly informed work includes classic favorites as well as the latest introductions. Over 800 captivating images make selection and identification a pleasure and will entice gardeners everywhere to become better acquainted with these irresistible garden plants.

Author:SMITH, Miranda      RSSM Number:G;203      Year Published:2007

Discover the easy way to propagate any plant that grows in your garden. This comprehensive guide describes techniques for creating a wide range of new plants from seed, from cuttings, by division, by layering, and by grafting. It explains the natural processes and conditions that stimulate plants to grow and reproduce and shows gardeners how to multiply plants successfully. Each method is demonstrated for different types of plants using step-by-step illustrations and photographs, with advice on creating the perfect growing conditions for your new plants.

Author:CHURCH, Glyn      RSSM Number:G;214      Year Published:2007

This book will make you drool, and wonder why you don't have hydrangeas in your garden. Over 180 color photographs and descriptions of more than 200 species and cultivars. This book gives you growth requirements and some history as well as tells how easy it is to grow and enjoy hydrangeas, how to get the best colors by manipulating soil acidity, landscaping potential and how to get the best out of your cut flowers.

Author:LAWTON, Barbara Perry      RSSM Number:H;095      Year Published:2007

This book is the gardener's introduction to the characteristics, cultivation, and history of one of the most distinctive families of the plant kingdom. Autjhor reveals the secrets of the umbels for anyone interested in herbs, whether for their culinary value or as ornamentals.

Author:BRADLEY, Steven      RSSM Number:O;212      Year Published:2007

Expert Steven Bradley comes to your rescue with all the information you need, to care for trees, shrubs, annuals, perennials, fruit, vegetables and houseplants. Learn to diagnose what is attacking your plants and learn how to deal with it quickly and effectively. Learn to prevent and control your plant problems with both chemical and organic methods.

Author:EVISON, Raymond J.      RSSM Number:O;223      Year Published:2007

This comprehensive reference contains easy-to-follow advice on caring for container-grown plants, pruning the different types of clematis the simple way, providing crucial shade to root systems, propagation techniques, combatting pests and diseases, and much more. Beautifully illustrated with 150 color photos.

Author:SCOTT, Aurelia C.      RSSM Number:R;340      Year Published:2007

The author follows self-professed “Roseaholics” as they plan, prepare and compete, battling high winds, Japanese beetles, and the finicky demands of their precious charges.   Armed with Q-tips and cotton balls, these hobbyists simply have fun in a very serious way.  Each year tens of thousands of otherwise normal people cut the prettiest blooms off their best roses and head into battle to compete for the ‘Queen of Show’.

Author:SCOTT, Aurelia C.      RSSM Number:R;340a      Year Published:2007

The author follows self-professed “Roseaholics” as they plan, prepare and compete, battling high winds, Japanese beetles, and the finicky demands of their precious charges. Armed with Q-tips and cotton balls, these hobbyists simply have fun in a very serious way. Each year tens of thousands of otherwise normal people cut the prettiest blooms off their best roses and head into battle to compete for the ‘Queen of Show’.

Author:O"NEILL, Dermot      RSSM Number:R;344      Year Published:2007

'Roses Revealed' gives you confidence when it comes to choosing the right roses for you. The top 200 roses are selected from the thousands available for their combination of exceptional qualities, such as exquisite scent, long flowering period, and good disease resistance. The first part of the book showcases the best roses for particular purposes in the garden, such as groundcover, climber, or for a small garden. A personal account of each rose is given. The second part of the book contains all the essential information on your chosen roses, including flowering period, height and spread, and shade tolerance. The third part covers rose care, where sound advice and easy-to-follow instructions reveal everything necessary for looking after your roses.

Author:CLARKE, Graham      RSSM Number:R;365      Year Published:2007

This lavishly illustrated, practical book is essential reading for any keen gardener interested in growing roses. You'll find all the advice and encouragement you need, in easy-to-follow format, together with a wealth of information on choosing the right roses, planting and then maintaining them.

Author:ROEBUCK, Field      RSSM Number:R;375      Year Published:2007

Detailed guide to over 100 easy-care roses, including many new varieties. Over 280 color photos and illustrations. Complete descriptions of rose types, classifications, and growing habits. Tips for propagation and container planting, safest methods for pest and disease control and best types of soil and fertilizers.

Author:SQUIRE, David      RSSM Number:S;068      Year Published:2007

Expert advice on how to grow these exciting plants. Packed with step-by-step instructions. Includes detailed A-Z directory.

Author:SQUIRE, David      RSSM Number:S;068a      Year Published:2007

The essentail guide to selecting, growing and propagating. An A-Z directory with pictures and descrtiptions of palms.

Author:SQUIRE, David      RSSM Number:S;068b      Year Published:2007

The essential guide to selecting, growing and propagating. Includes an A-Z directory with pictures and descriptions.

Author:Boufford      RSSM Number:Z;99      Year Published:2007

Computers for Gardening

Author:ROTH, Sally      RSSM Number:B;131      Year Published:2006

Discover how to attract your favorite species year after year by planting and feeding their favorite natural foods and by providing shelter, cover, and nesting plants. Discover how to use nature and natural habitats to create a yard that feels safe and welcoming to your preferred birds. Whether you're starting from scratch in a new backyard or adding to the landscape you already have, you'll find helpful suggestions for making your yard a haven for the birds you like most.

Author:ELLIOTT, Lang      RSSM Number:B;139      Year Published:2006

This is a unique introduction to the voices of over 50 native birds. Along with songbirds, it features owls, rails, bitterns, nipe, and a host of lesser-known birds that make strange, curious, or bizarre sounds. The informative text and outstanding photographs are accompanied by memory phrases and sonagrams that provide phonetic and visual representation of songs. Accompanying 65 minute audio compact disc presents samples of all the songs and calls discussed, along with narrated introductions by the author.

Author:BELETSKY, Les      RSSM Number:B;144      Year Published:2006

Renowned bird biologist provides a succinct description of each of the 250 birds profiled, with an emphasis on their distinctive songs. Color illustrations accompany each account, while a digital audio player holds corresponding songs and calls. Complete with the most up-to-date and scientifically accurate information.

Author:BURR, Trish      RSSM Number:C;171      Year Published:2006

The author has selected beautiful flowers and interpreted them in her own unique style to present a stunning collection of embroideries. Meticulous in detail, these flowers are brought to life by the use of carefully selected threads and an intuitive use of simple stitches. With clear step-by-step instructions and full size templates, this book includes everything you ever wanted to know about long and short stitch embroidery.

Author:ANDERSON, Miles      RSSM Number:D;018      Year Published:2006

Author:ROGERS, Ray (ed); BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN      RSSM Number:D;020      Year Published:2006

Scores of spectacular cacti and succulents pictured with lots of information included. Medicinal varieties to grow at home, how to grow them indoors and under lights, secrets of successful propagation and creating beautiful succulent bonsai.

Author:DODSON, James      RSSM Number:G;208      Year Published:2006

Author went behind the scenes of the world's two most important garden shows (the Philadelphia Flower Show and the Chelsea Garden Show in London); among other intriguing places and talked with interesting and knowledgable people. This tale of shared horticultural obsession burrows deeply into the story of how we Americans because such a fanatical nation of gardeners and are today, in fact, at the forefront of a new Golden Age of Gardening in the world. "Dodson brings a rare sensibility to the craft - equal parts expertise and humanity."

Author:BASSETT, David & Shirley      RSSM Number:G;218      Year Published:2006

This is a comprehensive survey of of perennial and annual delphiniuim and larkspurs. It describes numerous species and cultivars in the wild and in cultivation Covers plalnting, cultivation, maintenance, propagation, breeding programs, pests and diseases. Includes practical tips for providingh year-round color in gardens and containers. This is great information and inspriation for gardeners and wilflower enthusiasts.

Author:ROBEY, Melvin J.      RSSM Number:H;100      Year Published:2006

Covers all the basics and answers over 250 of the most common questions from plant food essential to healthy plants, potting mixtures, containers, proper watering techniques, those ugly pests, propagation, the role of light in a plant's life to the enviornment around your plants.

Author:DAVITT, Keith      RSSM Number:L;045      Year Published:2006

Hardscaping, which includes walls, arbors, paths, pools, fountains, and statues. These features will provide privacy, interest, and balance to any space. Author shows you examples of hardscaping in many gardens and illustrates how to incorporate them into your backyard so that you can create a beautiful outdoor haven.

Author:MC INDOE, Andrew      RSSM Number:L;050      Year Published:2006

This book tells you what to consider from the beginning and throughout the garden's development. Simple guidelines will help you to plan your layout and decide what to include, with ideas for hard surfaces, lawns, boundaries, structures and features to create focal points in the garden picture. Also, including plants, here you have advice on choosing the essentials and those that succeed in and enhance any situation.

Author:LAVELLE, Christina & Michael      RSSM Number:O;193      Year Published:2006

A practical guide to natural gardens, from planning and planting to harvesting and maintenance. An essential reference guide to natural gardening, showing how to apply organic principles to all aspects of garden planning, design, and maintenance. Covers all the basic garden techniques, including soil care, weeding, watering, and feeding, as well as growing under glass, pruning, and propagation. Packed with practical advice and clear, step-by-step sequences to show you how to achieve the best results in ornamental, wildlife, and kitchen gardens. Contains user-friendly directories of all the main vegetables, fruit and herbs, with an invaluable, easy-to-use calendar of all the vital garden tasks. Lavishly illustrated with over 800 color photographs.

Author:LAVELLE, Christine & Michael      RSSM Number:O;193a      Year Published:2006

A practical guide to natural gardens, from planning and planting to harvesting and maintenance. An essential reference guide to natural gardening, showing how to apply organic principles to all aspects of garden planning, design, and maintenance. Covers all the basic garden techniques, including soil care, weeding, watering, and feeding, as well as growing under glass, pruning, and propagation. Packed with practical advice and clear, step-by-step sequences to show you how to achieve the best results in ornamental, wildlife, and kitchen gardens. Contains user-friendly directories of all the main vegetables, fruit and herbs, with an invaluable, easy-to-use calendar of all the vital garden tasks. Lavishly illustrated with over 800 color photographs.

Author:BORNSTEIN, Carol; FOSS, David; O'BRIEN, Bart      RSSM Number:O;201      Year Published:2006

Discover the joys of gardening with California's native plants. This book provides a dazzling array of native plant possibilities for every garden situation. An authoritative reference on California gardening, with detailed advice on landscape design, installation, water, pruning, and pest control. A thorough and charismatic guide that speaks to both novice and expert gardeners.

Author:TOLDEN, Tenanche Rose      RSSM Number:R;342      Year Published:2006

This book explores the special relationship California's diverse peoples have shared with nature and the unique gardens and landscapes they have created. Relive the forty-niner and pioneer farmer era. Revist the Victorian-era plant boom and landscapes burst with exotic palms and tropicals. The author brings this garden history to life, showing how the gardens and landscapes were created and profiling the heirloom plants within them. It's more than history. You will discover how to recreate period looks in your own garden. Illustrated with vintage and color photographs, and plant profiles, landscaping tips and sensible garden advice.

Author:TOLDEN, Tenanche Rose      RSSM Number:R;342a      Year Published:2006

This book explores the special relationship California's diverse people have shared with nature and the unique gardens and landscapes they have created. Relive the forty-niner and pioneer farmer era. Revisit the Victorian-era plant boom and landscapes burst with exotic palms and tropicals. The author brings this garden history to life, showing how the gardens and landscapes were created and profiling the heirloom plants within them. It's more than history. You will discover how to recreate period looks in your own garden. Illustrated with vintage and color photographs, and plant profiles, landscaping tips and sensible garden advice.

Author:RAFF, Marilyn      RSSM Number:R;349      Year Published:2006

Author introduces low maintenance roses to match any garden situation, any lifestyle, and any climate, for both the novice and expert gardener.  Her joy in the subject and her laid-back approach to gardening will appeal to those who spend all their time in the garden as well as to those who just “dabble in dirt” on the weekends.

Author:HERITAGE ROSE FOUNDATION      RSSM Number:R;359      Year Published:2006

This is a journal of the Heritage Rose Foundation.  Very interesting information on what is happening around the world with roses which originated in the 19th century or earlier and t hose varieties which are deemed to have historic, educational, or genetic value.  It’s mission is to collect and preserve heritage roses and promote their culture, with particular emphasis on those varieties which are not known to be in commerce.

Author:HERITAGE ROSE FOUNDATION      RSSM Number:R;359a      Year Published:2006

This is a journal of the Heritage Rose Foundation.  Very interesting information on what is happening around the world with roses which originated in the 19th century or earlier and those varieties which are deemed to have historic, educational, or genetic value.  It’s mission is to collect and preserve heritage roses and promote their culture, with particular emphasis on those varieties which are not known to be in commerce.

Author:HUGHES, Megan McConnell (MEREDITH BOOKS)      RSSM Number:R;366      Year Published:2006

A handy waterproof book, so you can use it outside in the garden. Step-by-step photos show how to plant, prune, and care for roses. A problem solver for the most common and troublesome rose pests and a selection guide which features the latest in naturally healthy and hardy roses. Also plans for rose gardens that will grow just about anywhere.

Author:MC CANN, Sean      RSSM Number:R;379      Year Published:2006

Defines the Mini-Flora rose and how it got its name. Covers every facit from planting, to indoor growing, in the garden, propagating, showing, pets and diseases, troubleshooting, how to choos a rose of yiour very own, seedlings, and even a section on judging Mini-Flora speciments. Lastly, a official list of Mini-Flora roses.

Author:LEMBKE, Janet      RSSM Number:S;067      Year Published:2006

This book is chock-full of tips and advice for gardeners with tiny plots, including what plants are compatible with others. Author offers everything a hopeful gardener needs to reap bounty of herbs and vegetables for the kitchen table from what was once a small pesky lawn. Some flowers are also included such as daylilies, marigolds, zinnia, cosmos,gaillaradia (blanket flower) black-eyed susan, coreopsis, lantana, and sunflower. No pretty pictures, just losts of helpful information.

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:S;079      Year Published:2006

Everything you need to know when planning and planting a small garden. Expert guidance on design basics, with examples of garden styles for inspirational ideas. Advice on soft and hard landscaping on a small scale, including fencing, arches and pergolas, lawns, ponds, rock gardens, and much more. How to design color themed beds and borders, with lists of the best plants to choose for your garden. Over 700 color photographs, diagrams and illustrations.

Author:SMITH, M. Nevin      RSSM Number:S;080      Year Published:2006

Author explains how California’s diverse terrain, climate, and geology support a wealth of plant species – over 6,000 – and offers suggestions for designing with most of the major natives in cultivation, as well as with some more obscure but garden-worthy groups.  An engaging narrative and a wealth of illustrations.

Author:SMITH, Edward C.      RSSM Number:V;049      Year Published:2006

Easy, plentiful, foolproof vegetables and herbs grown in every type of self-watering container.

Author:SMITH, Edward C.      RSSM Number:V;049      Year Published:2006

Easy, plentiful, foolproof vegetables and herbs grown in every type of self-watering container.

Author:CONDON, Marlene A.      RSSM Number:V;065      Year Published:2006

Provide a garden which attracts and meets the needs of common creatures - rabbits, toads, insects, squirrels, owls, and even deer, while maintaining a thriving, varied landscape of flowers and plants. This thought-provoking guide demonstrates, coexisting with nature doesn't mean turning your yard into a bramble-infested wilderness. The sustainable, low-impact garden described in these pages is a model of enviornmental balance, fostering species diversity while keeping wildlife damage and invasive plant growth at an acceptable minimum.

Author:RICE, Graham      RSSM Number:V;066      Year Published:2006

Learn how to have it all in your garden and grow delicious produce that looks as good as your flowers. The principle of growing several things in the same space is not new, but is becoming more popular with those that have small gardens.

Author:RICE, Graham      RSSM Number:V;066a      Year Published:2006

Learn how to have it all in your garden and grow delicious produce, fruit and herbs that looks as good as your flowers. Growing seveeral things in the same space is becoming more popular with people with small garden space.

Author:RICE, Graham      RSSM Number:V;066b      Year Published:2006

Learn how to have it all in your garden and grow delicious produce, fruit and herbs that looks as good as your flowers. Growing several things in the same space is becomeing very popular with small gardeners.

Author:TOOMEY, Mary      RSSM Number:V;068      Year Published:2006

Describes a broad selection of garden-worthy plants, from the acclaimed large-flowered climbers to the less familiar herbaceous and shrubby forms. Cultivation information and suggested landscape uses are provided for longtime favorite plants as well as highly sought after new cultivars. Striking photographs show the flowers in their prime.

Author:BENSLEY, Philippa      RSSM Number:V;069      Year Published:2006

Easy to grow, quick to reward and amazingly versatile, climbers and wall plants can be used both vertically and horizontally. This book is packed with ideas for planting partners, as well as tips on choosing, planting, training and maintenance, and will be invaluable to both novice and enthusiast. This book is not only "lovely to look at", it tells the reader what he or she wants to know.

Author:TEBBITT, Mark C.      RSSM Number:B;113      Year Published:2005

A guide to identify the cultivated species and learn about ehir natural history.

Author:WETHERBEE, Kri      RSSM Number:B;121      Year Published:2005

Learn how to make your garden a haven for many types of wildlife. In these pages, an expert organic gardener and wildlife enthusiast show you how to step outside your door and enter into a beautifully planted sanctuary where birds, butterflies and other winged creatures come to visit, and often stay. With advice on choosing trees, shrubs, ground covers, and perennials and annuals, including specifics about how to phase-in your nature scaping and incorporate water features, you’ll soon create a lovely wildlife haven. Plus, there are 20 attractive and easy-to-make projects,

Author:WETHERBEE, Kri      RSSM Number:B;121a      Year Published:2005

Learn how to make your garden a haven for many types of wildlife. In these pages, an expert organic gardener and wildlife enthusiast show you how to step outside your door and enter into a beautifully planted sanctuary where birds, butterflies and other winged creatures come to visit, and often stay. With advice on choosing trees, shrubs, ground covers, and perennials and annuals, including specifics about how to phase-in your nature scaping and incorporate water features, you’ll soon create a lovely wildlife haven. Plus, there are 20 attractive and easy-to-make projects,

Author:GLALLSTEIN, Judy      RSSM Number:B;127      Year Published:2005

Author offers a new approach to planting bulbs based on matching the plants to the garden habitats where they'll be healthiest and happiest. Learn how to adapt the planting scheme to the environment, not vice versa, and how a more naturalistic style of planiting can pay greater dividends over time from healthy and thriving populations of bulbs. By grouping bulbs together with other plants that excel in similar conditions, author shows how all types of gardens can prove more durable and require less maintenance in the long term.

Author:LEEDS, Rod      RSSM Number:B;128      Year Published:2005

This celebration of autumn bulbs contains an A-Z listing of over 30 genera and hundreds of species and cultivars, and is full of practical information on propagation, cultivation and plant associations, plus details on the history of plant introductions and where the plants can be seen in the wild. Accompanying the clear, informative text are over 100 photographs of autumn bulbs in their full glory.

Author:BOYD, Heidi      RSSM Number:C;181      Year Published:2005

Over 50 quick, easy and gorgeous ribbon projects. Gives you a wealth of simple, no-sew instructions to create fabulous home accents, classic jewelry, wedding accessories, seasonal decorations, baby gifts and more. Practical tips will help you get started and make the most of your crafting time. Quick and easy flowers are made almost entirely out of ribbon.

Author:EVELEGH, Tessa      RSSM Number:C;185      Year Published:2005

This is a beautiful and practical guide to making the most of your garden, illustrated throughout with over 280 inspirational and step-by-step photographs. Contains expert guidance and useful tips, with over 50 original and imaginative projects to do in the garden. Full of innovative and stylish ideas for choosing and decorating garden furniture, and creative ways with containers, decorations and accessories.

Author:BELL, Shirley-Anne      RSSM Number:D;019      Year Published:2005

This book covers choosing plants for particular settings, advice on keeping them indoors and out, planning indoor and bedding desplays and has an illustrated plant directory. This is a practical book full of advice with great ideas for planting in containers, as well as in permanent beds.

Author:LAWLESS, Julia      RSSM Number:F;059      Year Published:2005

This is all about growing and using scented plants. It's packed with genuinely interesting tips and information, useful gardening advice, recipes, plant profiles, historical facts and practical guidance on making use of plants for health and cooking. Detailed profiles of over 50 aromatic plants.

Author:RODALE      RSSM Number:G;192      Year Published:2005

Discover more than 1,000 ideas for using common household items or things you'd normally toss out, in unique and unusual ways in your vegatable and flower beds. Using these clever hints, you'll learn how to win the war against weeds, banish bad bugs, grow tasty fruits and vegetables, establish low-care lawns, create fantastic flower gardens, cook up terrific compost, and even attratct birds, butterflies, and other beneficials.

Author:SIMONET-AVRIL, Anne      RSSM Number:G;194a      Year Published:2005

Lavender is the friend of health and beauty has become one of the most important aromatherapy oils. As a culinary accompaniment, it adds an original and subtle note to sweet and savory dishes alike, a flavor both fresh and sunny, comprised of herbs and flowers. Lavender can be found in many places; in the home, the garden, in perfumes, in cookery and even in a book, particularly when the author brings to the subject the depth of their knowledge and affectionate regard. This is a gorgeous “picture book” to go along with the very informative text.

Author:VARIOUS      RSSM Number:G;209      Year Published:2005

This heartwarming collection of essays, stories, and poems authored by writing gardeners and gardening writers alike celeberates the beauty and love mothers bring to the gardens of our lives. Selections from several known authors.

Author:AUSTIN, Claire      RSSM Number:G;216      Year Published:2005

A very complete book, with over 1,100 photographs and information on over 1,000 species, hybrids and cultivars. This extensive work covers Irises for every climate and situation. Gives you cultivation and hybridization advice and easy identification information.

Author:AUSTIN, Claire      RSSM Number:G;216      Year Published:2005

A very complete book, with over 1,100 photographs and information on over 1,000 species, hybrids and cultivars. This extensive work covers Irises for every climate and situation. Gives you cultivation and hybridization advice and easy identification information.

Author:WHITE, Hazel; SANCHEZ, Janel      RSSM Number:H;089      Year Published:2005

This is a practical guide for growing your own fresh fruits and vegetables. Helpful tips and complete instructions for more than 70 vegetables, fruits, berries, herbs, and edible flowers. Design ideas for traditional and contemporary edible gardens. Loads of ideas for special gardening techniques, kid-friendly projects, even some quick and easy recipes.

Author:HAAS, Tim; BEANE, Jan      RSSM Number:H;093      Year Published:2005

Explicit directions and suggestions for planning, planting & cultivating your own fresh herbs. Utilizes each herb in delicious recipes. Herbs covered are: Basil; Dill; Oregano; Coriander; Tarragon; Chives; Rosemary; Bay Leaf; Thyme; Sage; Parsley; Savory; Fennel; Garlic; Ginger.

Author:ASAKAWA, Bruce, Sharon & Eric      RSSM Number:O;028      Year Published:2005

This is the ultimate "when-to-do-it" book. Filled with advice and information designed to help you become a more successful gardener, every season of the year. A definitive resource guide every California gardener should have access to. Answers the question, "What should I be doing in the garden NOW?"

Author:BIRD, Richard; BROWN, Kathy      RSSM Number:O;167      Year Published:2005

This is a comprehensive illustrated encyclopedia of hundreds of annuals, bulbs and perennials and a guide to growing them successfully. Includes photographic directories, giving detailed information on more than 350 key varieties, their origins, growing requirements, and properties such as color, and scent. Learn how to identify, select, plant and maintain annuals, bulbs, and perennials to suit all tuypes of soils, climates and locations. Over 1,800 color photographs for plant identification, with practical advice on essential gardening techniques, including preparation, propagation, and over-wintering, and everyday tasks such as feeding, weeding, watering, and pest control.

Author:BIRD, Richard; BROWN, Kathy      RSSM Number:O;167a      Year Published:2005

This is a comprehensive illustrated encyclopedia of hundreds of annuals, bulbs and perennials and a guide to growing them successfully. Includes photographic directories, giving detailed information on more than 350 key varieties, their origins, growing requirements, and properties such as color and scent. Learn how to identify, select, plant and maintain annuals, bulbs, and perennials to suit all types of soils, climates and locations. Over 1,800 color photographs for plant identification, with practical advice on essential gardening techniques, including preparation, propagation, and over-wintering, and everyday tasks such as feeding, weeding, watering, and pest control.

Author:BIRD, Richard; BROWN, Kathy      RSSM Number:O;167b      Year Published:2005

This is a co mprehensive illustrated encyclopedia of hundreds of annuals, bulbs and perennials and a guide to growing them successfully. Includes photographic directories, giving detailed information on more than 350 key varieties, their origins, growing requirements, and properties such as color and scent. Learn how to identify, select, plant and maintain annuals, bulbs, and perennials to suit all types of soils, climates and locations. Over 1,800 color photographs for plant identification, with practical advice on essential gardening techyniques, including preparation, propagation, and over-wintering, and everyday tasks such as feeding, weeding, watering, and pest control.

Author:KING, Michael      RSSM Number:O;198      Year Published:2005

Author describes the many ways these bulbs can contribute to the garden scene in combinations with other bulbs, perennials, shrubs and trees. He spotlights 20 classic tulips, detailing their characteristics, origins and potential uses. He introduces others from each of the tulip groups delicately beautiful wild species as well as bold garden hybrids. A section on color shows how to enhance tulips' effectsby harmoniously co-ordinating varieties or by creating bold contrasts.

Author:BARTHOLOMEW, MEL      RSSM Number:O;205      Year Published:2005

Unveils 10 new improvements that save you time and money - with lots less work. Learn how to grow more, in less space. Subjects cover planning your garden, building boxes & structures, essential mix for square foot gardening success, growing & harvesting, vertical gardening, extending the seasons, and special gardens & gardeners.

Author:MIKOLAJSKI, Andrew      RSSM Number:O;206      Year Published:2005

A simple guide to choosing and growing annuals, perennials, roses and builbs. Contains detailed descriptions and essential cultivation information for over 1,000 common flowering garden species. Lavishly illustrated throughout with over 400 photographs. Arranged alphabetically within plant categories for quick & easy reference.

Author:MIKOLAJSKI, Andrew      RSSM Number:O;206a      Year Published:2005

A simple guide to choosing and growing annuals, perennials, roses and bulbs. Contains detailed descriptions and essential cultivation information for over 1,000 common flower garden species. Lavishly illustrated throughout with over 400 photographs. Arranged alphabetically within plant categories for quick & easy reference.

Author:MIKOLAJSKI, Andrew      RSSM Number:O;206b      Year Published:2005

A simple guide to choosing and growing annuals, perennials, roses and bulbs. Contains detailed descriptions and essential cultivation information for over 1,000 common flowering garden species. Over 400 color photographs. Arranged alphabetically within plant categories for quick & easy reference.

Author:MIKOLAJSKI, Andrew      RSSM Number:O;206c      Year Published:2005

A simple guide to choosing and growing annuals, perennials, roses and bulbs. Detailed descriptions and essential cultivation information for over 1,000 common flowering garden species. Over 400 photographs. Arranged allphabetically within plant categories for quick & easy reference.

Author:SQUIRE, David      RSSM Number:O;207      Year Published:2005

A concise, easy-to-use reference guide to selecting, growing, displaying, improving and maintaining orchids. Includes an A-Z directory. Plus, easy ways to grow and look after orchids, how to create special indoor displays and advice on how to takkle pests and diseases.

Author:BENNETT, Jennifer      RSSM Number:O;217      Year Published:2005

This is a guide to selecting and growing plants especially chosen to survive in today's tough conditions. Based on gardening techniques that favor not only water conservation but also low-maintenance, easy-care plants. Packed with practical advice and extensive plant lists for grasses, ground covers, bulbs, perennials, annuals, herbs and shrubs - all chosen specifically to survive and thrive in the tough climate.

Author:HARKNESS, Peter      RSSM Number:R;316      Year Published:2005

The author explores the aspects of roses and more, looking at the links that tie simple wild roses of nature to the earliest roses of civilization, debunking myths that have come to surround the flower, and telling how the dedication of skilled gardeners from many nations has brought the full-petaled beauties of today into being. Illustrated with exquisite works from the archives of the Royal Horticultural Society, readers can indulge in some of the most sublime rose specimens ever created, drawn, and painted. Each illustration is also accompanied by the specific history of the variety depicted.

Author:SPAN, Stuart      RSSM Number:R;332      Year Published:2005

Author:PERINGIAN, Lynda      RSSM Number:R;348      Year Published:2005

This 35 page booklet is a delight to read, which can be easily done in one evening.  It’s contents are of the authors thoughts and feelings and of a religious nature.

Author:HERITAGE ROSE FOUNDATION      RSSM Number:R;358      Year Published:2005

Contents: Wild roses: the species roses of California, Rosa Minutifolia.  California’s rose history, introductions before 1860.  Significant sites with historic roses: Sacramento Historic rose garden, Empire Mine State Historic part, Woodland Library rose garden, Bidwell Mansion & Park, Garden overlooking the Golden Gate, and a brief history of the International Rosarium at Descanso Gardens.

Author:AUSTIN, David      RSSM Number:R;373      Year Published:2005

This exquiste volume features photographs and detailed descriptions of David Austins best-loved amd most recent varieties. Here he presents an entirely new classification of his roses, which helps us to appreciate them better and understand their great diversity. This includes the original Old Rose Hybrids, The English Musk Rose Hybrids, and the Egnlish Alba Hybrids. Each group has its own unique beauty. Features photographs of superb rose gardens and advice on growing and maiantaining his roses. This is an essential reference for every rose lover and gardener.

Author:WRESSELL, Christina      RSSM Number:R;376      Year Published:2005

In this book, floral designer Christina Wressel lets color lead the way as she demonstrates the versatility of the rose. Featuring over 50 varieties in 30 sumptuous arrangements, here is colorful, unique inspiration for fans of this beautiful bloom.

Author:PARKER, Carolyn      RSSM Number:R;377      Year Published:2005

Photographer/author and avid gardener takes us on a journey through the alphabet...with roses. Through stunning photograpy and thoughtful reflections, she presents magnificent floral arrangements and rose portraits in A-Z format. A beautiful book.

Author:MC INDOE, Andrew      RSSM Number:S;084      Year Published:2005

This provides a welcome mix of advice and inspiration. Helps you select the right plant for the right place, ensuring not only a pleasing effect and year-round interest, but also easy maintenance and, above all, lasting success in your garden. You will find many new and exciting shrubs here, as well as tried and trusted favorites.

Author:HODGSON, Larry      RSSM Number:S;085      Year Published:2005

Learn how to plan, plant, and grow a fabulous garden that lightens up the shadows. Gives advice that will help you tackle planning, planting, and problem solving, as well as create color, texture, and light-filled areas in the shade. Shares over 200 outstanding plants that you can use to create a beautiful garden that will flourish under shady conditions.

Author:SIMEONE, Vincent A.      RSSM Number:S;088      Year Published:2005

Over 50 both deciduous and evergree, especially suited to the home landscape are covered. Along with exquisite photos, you will find detailed descriptions of the shrubs, including size and shape, color, flower, fruit, USDA Zone, pruning and care.

Author:SIMEONE, Vincent A      RSSM Number:S;088      Year Published:2005

Over 50 both deciduous and evergree, especially suited to the home landscape are covered. Along with exquisite photos, you will find detailed descriptions of the shrubs, including size and shape, color, flower, fruit, USDA Zone, pruning and care.

Author:MIZEJEWSKI, David      RSSM Number:B;096      Year Published:2004

Shows homeowners how to fill their yards and gardens with the sights and sounds of nature. Presents simple plans for reintroducing native plants that birds, butterflies, and a whole host of critters can’t resist. 170 photos of backyard wildlife habitats and the creatures they attract.

Author:MIZEJEWSKI, David      RSSM Number:B;096a      Year Published:2004

Shows homeowners how to fill their yards and gardens with the sights and sounds of nature. Presents simple plans for reintroducing native plants that birds, butterflies, and a whole host of critters can’t resist. 170 photos of backyard wildlife habitats and the creatures they attract.

Author:MIZEJEWSKI, David      RSSM Number:B;096b      Year Published:2004

Shows homeowners how to fill their yards and gardens with the sights and sounds of nature. Presents simple plans for reintroducing native plants that birds, butterflies, and a whole host of critters can’t resist. 170 photos of backyard wildlife habitats and the creatures they attract.

Author:MILLER, Lee D. & Jacqueline Y.      RSSM Number:B;124      Year Published:2004

Easy reference format and beautiful illustrations. An essential resource for anyone interested in the fascinating world of butterflies. It covers all major butterfly groups and is organized according to the most up-to-date and internationally recognized classification system. Each of the 700 species is illustrated with a full color close up picture showing its vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Also gives practical tips to help you locate, identify, and study butterflies in their natural habitats.

Author:McGEORGE, Pamela      RSSM Number:B;125      Year Published:2004

This practical guide is for North American gardeners who love lilies and want to learn more about their cultivation and variety. It familiarizes the reader with little-known species and clarifies the differences between the various hybrid divisions. It also provides a brief history of the lily.

Author:WACHSBERGER, C.P.; JAMES, Theodore Jr.      RSSM Number:B;140      Year Published:2004

Covers everything you need to know to grow daffodils successfully. Abundantly illustrated book, which features in-depth discussions of many varieties.

Author:JEFFERSON-BROWN, Michael      RSSM Number:B;141      Year Published:2004

Amost beautifull book with a gallery of over 100 photographic portaits, capturing their essential beauty and showcasing the vast range of flower forms and colors. Examines the history of lilies, explores their versatility in the garden and shares ideas for using lilies to enhance beds and borders and to ornament patio contaiers. Contains a wealth of practical information on planting, murturing and propagating lilies with clear, step-by-step photos.

Author:BROWN, Kathy      RSSM Number:B;143      Year Published:2004

Containes everything you need to know about growing bulbs, from which ones to choose to how to care for them. Includes inspirational ideas for growing bulbs in the garden and for container disiplays, as well as for a range of seasonal indoor schemes. Directory with advice on different varieties and their growing requirements. Practical advice on growing and care for bulbs, including over-wintering, propagation, and general care such as dead-heading, watering and feeding.

Author:BRADLEY, Fern Marshall; YANKEE MAGAZINE      RSSM Number:B;148      Year Published:2004

Over 100 easy things that you can make. Packed full of affordable, do-able projects guaranteed to turn your yard into a bird magnet. Void of color pictures, but full of black & white illustrations with instructions.

Author:OGDON NATURE CENTER      RSSM Number:C;172      Year Published:2004

By applying ink or paint to materials like leaves, flowers, fruit, and vegetables, and then transferring the image to paper, fabric, or another surface, you can make many unique designs. It’s fun and easy to learn the techniques, from rubbing to imprinting an image on an object. These projects showcase the beauty of nature.

Author:OGDON NATURE CENTER      RSSM Number:C;172a      Year Published:2004

By applying ink or paint to materials like leaves, flowers, fruit, and vegetables, and then transferring the image to paper, fabric, or another surface, you can make many unique designs. It’s fun and easy to learn the techniques, from rubbing to imprinting an image on an object. These projects showcase the beauty of nature.

Author:LaFOSSE, Michael G.      RSSM Number:C;178      Year Published:2004

Follow simple diagrams and step-by-step instructions for: daisy, lantern blossom, a pinwheel flower, tulip, lily, water lily, lotus, bamboo, a hexagon blossom, cherry blossom, and a leaf wreath.

Author:LaFOSSE, Michael G.      RSSM Number:C;179      Year Published:2004

Detailed instructions with step-by-step examples show you how to make: star flower, trumpet flower, morning glory, aster, chrysanthemum, cactus, rose, poinsettia, magnolia blossom, thistle, and the foliage as well.

Author:HEWITT, Terry      RSSM Number:D;015      Year Published:2004

A comprehensive guide that lists over 200 species of cacti and succulents. Learn how to identify cacti and succulents from informative descriptions of each plant and beautiful full color photographs. Includes handy tips on growing from seed and cuttings, as well as plant maintenance.

Author:ELLIS, John      RSSM Number:D;016      Year Published:2004

Simple advice for beginners who want to grow cacti. Learn the best way to cultivate cacti and other succulents, plants that display an amazing variety of eye-catching shapes, sizes, patterns, and colors. Find out the different growing conditions each plant will need and how to care for them. Essential advice on maintaining these plants (such as watering requirements and profiles of individual species) ensure that the cacti you choose will stay healthy and attractive.

Author:HEWITT, Terry      RSSM Number:D;017      Year Published:2004

Step-by-step information that brings you expert advice. Gives quick answers to all questions. Each point can be grasped in an instant.

Author:LOVEJOY, Ann      RSSM Number:F;060      Year Published:2004

Gardening for fragrance is an art form. The author shares her distinctive, practical, and imaginative expertise and reveals the pleasures of developing and maintaianing a year-round scented garden.

Author:COURAGE BOOKS      RSSM Number:G;178      Year Published:2004

This celebration of sunflowers will inspire and comfort you. Tucked in among the beautiful photographs are insights and witticisms from notables like Mother Teresa, Diderot, Helen Keller, William Blake, Willa Cather, Grace Kelly and Marc Chagall. This book is sure to please anyone who delights in sunflowers, or in the collected wisdom of the world’s sunniest thinkers.

Author:PORSTER, Roy; DOWNIE, Alex      RSSM Number:G;204      Year Published:2004

This is a beautiful and authoritative book that shows you how to create a natural woodland effect in your garden. This expanded edition offers all the information you need to get started. Hundreds of plant species ideas for the woodland environment. Over 100 illustrations and color photographs. Covers all aspects of the process, from design to maintenance. Suitable for any size garden.

Author:SNOEIJER, Wina      RSSM Number:G;205      Year Published:2004

Known as "lilies of the Nile", though they're native to So. Africa, the showy perennials have been avidly collected and grown since they were discovered in the 17th century. The few species in the genus have been hybridized intensively, yielding hundreds of interesting and dramaatic cultivars. This volume is intended to be the definitive account of Agapanthus in cultivation. Author has gathered extensive reference to every named cultivar and provides, where possible, detailed descriptions that include history, morphological details, color, even DNA analysis. With keys and more than 100 color photos, this is an aid to identification and cultivation.

Author:SUNSET BOOKS      RSSM Number:G;217      Year Published:2004

This is a guide to readily available plants that deliver optimal results, with easy-to-understand growing instructions and tips. The 10 best roses, 10 best trees, 10 best of everything you need plus your 10 most important tasks in the garden each month.

Author:LAWSON-HILL, Toni; ROTHERA, Brian      RSSM Number:G;218      Year Published:2004

This book is in two sections. In the first, the history and natural distribution of hydrangeas are outlined, and the general characteristics explained along with the most commonly grown in cultivation are described in detail. Also covered are cultivation, care in relation to sun/shade, wind, frost and moisture and examines color changes related to soil types. The second section describes 100 cultivars in detail, illustrated with spectacular color images.

Author:HUTCHISON, Francis (ed.)      RSSM Number:H;083      Year Published:2004

This book covers all aspects of herb gardening, from planning and designing a garden to choosing herbs, improving the soil, and planting,, propagating, and maintaining your herbs. There is also handy information on using herbs in cooking, crafts, cosmetics, and gifts. With clear; comprehensive text, practical tips, and many lavish photographs, this book is the essential reference for anyone wishing to create a beautiful and productive herb garden.

Author:McGRATH, Mike      RSSM Number:H;090      Year Published:2004

This is a beautiful reference guide to growing and selecting the best from the market and garden. Answers many questions like which vegetables should never go into the fridge, which ones freeze beautifully, which ones you should stand in a little water to extend their life, etc. Magnificent full-page photographs made especially for this book reveal each edible for the unique delight it is. Contains a special section with all the information you need to become a masteful kitchen gardener. The photographic artwook in this book is excellent and simply magnicient!!!

Author:LANZA, Patricia      RSSM Number:H;091      Year Published:2004

Enjoy fresh flaavor, fragrance and beauty with no digging, no tilling, no weeding, with the simple, sensible method of creating healthy soil for easy-care gardens. An organic commonsense approach that takes the backbreaking labor out of preparing and planting an aromatic, delicious, and low-maintenance herb garden. Discover the homegrown methods for using more than 50 favorite herbs in recipes, making herbal wreaths and delicious herbal teas, and growing and using edible flowers.

Author:CARTER, George      RSSM Number:H;092      Year Published:2004

This beautifully illustrated book presents a host of exciting ideas for enhancing the appeal of your garden by using the colors, scents, and textures of herbs. It includes 20 step-by-step projects - each simple enough to complete in a weekend.

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:L;044      Year Published:2004

A complete guide to designing and planting a beautiful garden. Over 50 plans show you how to create the perfect garden. Ideas for every style, easy-to-follow guidance on the basics of design, adapting plans, and how to deal with difficult sites. Includes advice on choosing plants for specific locations, special conditions, and different effects. Beautifully illustrated, inspirational, and easy-to-use practical guide.

Author:BRANDIS, Monica M. (ed.); SUNSET BOOKS      RSSM Number:L;049      Year Published:2004

Create the allure of a tropical paradise, no matter where you garden. Learn how to use tropical plants and tropical look-alikes to create a lush and fascinating landscape. Practical advice and all the best plant varieties. Includes an encyclopedia of recommended tropical plants to get you started.

Author:BRANDIS, Monica M. (ed.); SUNSET BOOKS      RSSM Number:L;049a      Year Published:2004

Create the allure of a tropical paradise, no matter where you garden. Learn how to use tropical plants and tropical look-alikes to create a lush and fascinating landscape. Practical advice and all the best plant varieties. Includes an encyclopedia of recommended tropical plants to get you started.

Author:SUNSET BOOKS      RSSM Number:O;075      Year Published:2004

Discover the 'Top 10' garden performers for every landscaping purpose. The 10 best roses, 10 best trees, the 10 best of everything you need. This is a guide to readily available plants that deliver optimal results, with easy-to-understand growing instructions and tips on pruning trees, feeding citrus, planting bare-root roses, and much more.

Author:VAN PATTEN, George      RSSM Number:O;166      Year Published:2004

A very precise, small book, with all the basic information on soiless gardening indoors, to help you get started and succeed.

Author:MIKOLSJSKI, Andrew      RSSM Number:O;185      Year Published:2004

Learn to identify every type of garden pest from mammals and birds to bugs, wasps, flies, butterflies, caterpillars, beetles, nematodes and other invertebrates. A comprehensive plant list helps to isolate the pests and diseases that attack specific trees, fruit, vegetables, flowers and ornamental shrubs. Explains how to prevent diseases, viruses, fungi, bacteria and mycoplasmas from taking hold and spreading around the garden. 750 pests, diseases and physiological problems are clearly described and more than 550 color photographs help you identify common garden ailments.

Author:GREIG, Denise      RSSM Number:O;194      Year Published:2004

Here is a full color, comprehensive directory of plants whose greatest attributes in the garden lie in their form and foliage, not merely in their flowers. Covers: garden themes and special foliage plants: architectural plants, aromatic plants and autumn color, climbers and creepers, groundcovers, hedges and topiary, salt-tolerant for seaside gardens, variegated and patterned leaves, waterside plants, winter gardens, conifers, grasses and their relatives, ferns palms, cycads, succulents, container plants & houseplants. Also over 300 pages of A-Z directory of plants.

Author:ALLIKAS, Greg; NASH, Ned      RSSM Number:O;199      Year Published:2004

Beautifully illustrated with detailed color photographs that reveal each orchid's maximum appeal and potential. Learn the hstory, cultivation, and practical tips for growing orchids in this informative and comprehensive book. All the main types of orchids are discussed, including the well-known Cattleya orchids through to the slipper orchids, detailing how to grow and care for them at home. Although the title iimplies the size of the book fits in your pocket, it's much to large to do so. (6x6x1")

Author:GRIFFITHS, Mark      RSSM Number:O;209      Year Published:2004

Relates the fascinating historical storywith the help of the exquisite botanical watercolors and drawings from the Royal Horticultural Society. One of the most faithful records of the orchid's evoluation from early species found in the wild to modern-day hybrids.

Author:MARSHALL, Keith      RSSM Number:O;210      Year Published:2004

This beautifully illustrated book tells you everything you need to know about growing and caring for orchids.

Author:HARKNESS, Philip      RSSM Number:R;305      Year Published:2004

Shows how to plant, prune and maintain roses successfully.  Features 75 stunning varieties of shrub and climbing roses that are long-flowering; versatile, fragrant and, most importantly, easy-to-grow.

Author:TAYLOR, Barbara Lea      RSSM Number:R;308      Year Published:2004

This practical guide for North American gardeners includes: History, Species roses, Gallicas, Damasks, Albas, Centifolias, Moss roses, Ramblers, China roses, Portlands, Noisettes, Bourbons, Hybrid perpetuals, Teas and early hybrid teas, Hybrid musks, Climbers, Shrub roses and ramblers, Rugosas, David Austin roses.  Over 160 species and varieties, plus cultivation, pruning, landscape ideas.  More than 130 color photographs.

Author:PHPILLIPS, Roger; RIX, Martyn      RSSM Number:R;309      Year Published:2004

This is a complete guide to choosing and planting roses.  Lavish photography and authoritative text has provided an original and impressive approach to rose growing.  More than 850 roses are presented.  The best examples from each group have been selected from the thousands available, tracing the history of roses from the original wild species to the most modern varieties.  The roses are arranged by group with accompanying text that gives detailed information on the parents and the history of each rose, its characteristics, and the conditions in which it will perform best.  Includes a section about how to use roses in the garden, with beautiful portraits of companion planting and examples of roses in many settings, that range from the classic rose garden to more informal and surprising plantings.

Author:WACHSBERGER, Clyde      RSSM Number:R;317      Year Published:2004

In-depth discussions of the many varieties of roses.  From the gorgeous, wonderfully fragrant, old-fashioned varieties to the modern hybrids that bloom all summer long to the wild and vigorous species roses.  Provides a profusion of information about planting, caring for, and cutting the flowers as well as their history and how to combine them with other plants in your garden.

Author:COURT, Sally      RSSM Number:R;320      Year Published:2004

This book shows how roses are being used by many of today’s most innovative garden designers when they are designing or restyling a garden.  Explains the best planting and design techniques for using roses either on their own or in unusual or harmonious combination with other plants.  It includes a comprehensive directory of roses suitable for modern gardens, as well as listings of leading roses breeders and suppliers.

Author:COURT, Sally      RSSM Number:R;320a      Year Published:2004

This book shows how roses are being used by many of today’s most innovative garden designers when they are designing or restyling a garden.  Explains the best planting and design techniques for using roses either on their own or in unusual or harmonious combination with other plants.  It includes a comprehensive directory of roses suitable for modern gardens, as well as listings of leading roses breeders and suppliers.

Author:HAWTHORNE, Lin      RSSM Number:R;328      Year Published:2004

Over 50 varieties in full color.  Botanical information on growth, spread, size and flowering for each variety.  Step-by-step photographic guidance on growing, caring and maintaining miniature roses, including pruning, pegging down and propagation.  Advice on growing miniature roses in containers, and hanging baskets.

Author:BEALES, Peter      RSSM Number:R;331      Year Published:2004

Author’s unequalled advice on landscaping with roses as well as care and cultivation, all based upon his decades of experience breeding and selling roses.  There is a roses for every budget and every garden style, and this is the ideal book to use in selecting the perfect rose.  Interwoven throughout are charming yet fascinating personal observations and reminiscences recalling experiences with roses, notable gardeners, and important breeders.  The last section of the book is an encyclopedic directory of roses that includes full color close up pictures of each rose in full bloom, detailed descriptions, planting suggestions, hardiness factors and information on care, cultivation, pests and diseases.  Sumptuously illustrated.

Author:SCANNIELLO, Stephen      RSSM Number:R;336      Year Published:2004

Find out which companion plants will perform and look best with your roses.  Learn from one of America’s foremost authorities on roses.  Read about real garden decisions with examples from the author’s own designs.  Feel confident about your design and planting decisions with helpful tips and techniques.

Author:SCANNIELLO, Stephen      RSSM Number:R;336a      Year Published:2004

Find out which companion plants will perform and look best with your roses.  Learn from one of America’s foremost authorities on roses.  Read about real garden decisions with examples from the author’s own designs.  Feel confident about your design and planting decisions with helpful tips and techniques.

Author:FRIED, Naatasha T.      RSSM Number:R;337      Year Published:2004

This is an intriguing book filled with poems, quotes and literary excerpts, essays from great garden enthusiasts, song lyrics, facts and history.  It also includes how to care for cut roses, pruning tips, planting tips, how to fight bugs and disease.  Also drying roses, homemade crafts and recipes.

Author:FRIED, Natasha T.      RSSM Number:R;337a      Year Published:2004

This is an intriguing book filled with poems, quotes and literary excerpts, essays from great garden enthusiasts, song lyrics, facts and history.  It also includes how to care for cut roses, pruning tips, planting tips, how to fight bugs and disease.  Also drying roses, homemade crafts and recipes.

Author:RAUSCH, Andrea      RSSM Number:R;341      Year Published:2004

The most popular roses from A-Z.  Everything about their origin, characteristics and varieties.  What you should know about their purchase, location and care.  Practical advice on establishing your garden and integrating other suitable plants, such as perennials.  How to display your roses to their best advantage.

Author:SWINSON, Antonia      RSSM Number:R;345      Year Published:2004

This book begins with a tour through the long history of roses, including rose lore and traditions, and their uses in perfume and aromatherapy.  Nest, showcases roses in arrangements, and special occasion gift ideas, and some inspiring passages of poetry.

Author:PATTERSON, Allan      RSSM Number:R;346      Year Published:2004

Illustrated with many engravings, paintings and frescoes, the extraordinary story how the many roses of modern times flourished from the few that were known in the Middle Ages is told here.

Author:PATTERSON, Allan      RSSM Number:R;346a      Year Published:2004

Illustrated with many engravings, paintings and frescoes, the extraordinary story how the many roses of modern times flourished from the few that were known in the Middle Ages is told here.

Author:PATTERSON, Allan      RSSM Number:R;346b      Year Published:2004

Illustrated with many engravings, paintings and frescoes, the extraordinary story how the many roses of modern times flourished from the few that were known in the Middle Ages is told here.

Author:BROWN, Jane      RSSM Number:R;350      Year Published:2004

Author reveals the “rose” tree’s own story which reaches back hundreds, some say thousands, of years. In fascinating tales of global passage, Jane Brown celebrates this majestic and ancient beauty and tells the success story of a species forced to exist out of its natural habitat. Note: This is not a book on Roses, as the title suggests.

Author:FEWSTER, Helen (ed)      RSSM Number:R;364      Year Published:2004

A "pocket" encyclopedia of the best roses. Excellent photo of each entry plus a plant profile and full description. Also inludes practical techniques for successful growing and a list of rose suppliers with their address, phone number and web site address.

Author:MEYER, Jeff      RSSM Number:S;082      Year Published:2004

Presents more than 60 of the most popular native and non-native species in the United States and walks you step-by-step through selecting and growing these magnificent trees.  Learn how to buy the perfect shade, flowering, evergreen or fruit tree to complement your house, yard, or garden.  Covers planting and routine care, such as staking, watering, mulching, feeding, weeding, and pruning.  Line drawings only.

Author:SCHROCK, Denny (ed.) ORTHO BOOKS      RSSM Number:V;055      Year Published:2004

This book guides you with tips and techniques through every step: selecting a site, preparing soil, extending the growing season, pruning for maximum production, and harvesting and storing your garden's bounty. Separate sections on vegetables, herbs and temperate and subtropical fruits detail growing guidelines for more than 165 edible crops.

Author:SCHROCK, Denny (ed.) ORTHO BOOKS      RSSM Number:V;055a      Year Published:2004

This book guides you with tips and techniques through every step: sseleting a site, preparing soil, extending the growing season, pruning for maximum production, and harvesting and storing your garden's bounty. Separate sections on vegetables, herbs, and temperate and subtropical fruits. Detail growing guidelines for over 165 edible crops.

Author:SCHROCK, Denny (ed.) ORTHO BOOKS      RSSM Number:V;055b      Year Published:2004

This book guides you with tips and techniques through every step: selecting a site, preparing soil, extending the growing season, pruning for maximum production, and harvesting and storing your garden's bounty. Separate sections on vegetables, herbs, and temperate and subtropical fruits. Detail growing guidelines for over 165 edible crops.

Author:CREESER, ROSEMARY      RSSM Number:V;063      Year Published:2004

Includes helpful step-by-step projects. Beautifully photographed directory of 'wildlife-friendly' plants. Helps you choose the correct plants for your site, covers soil preparation, planting, watering, and pruning as well as dealing with pests and diseases.

Author:BETTER HOMES & GARDENS      RSSM Number:B;089      Year Published:2003

Shows how to create a bird-friendly landscape, no matter where you live.  Learn how to easily combine plants, houses, baths, feeders, and other essential garden features into an alluring haven for feathered friends.  Provides planting suggestions, easy-to-adapt garden designs, tips for attracting and sustaining your favorite birds, fun, simple projects and year-round activities.

Author:DAY, Susan; ROVANSEK, Ron; GRIGGS, Jack      RSSM Number:B;126      Year Published:2003

Learn how to provide the habitat that attracts the birds. Discover the best flowers for attracting hummingbirds to your yard, and find out how to choose foods and feeders for the birds. This book is not just about hummingbirds, but other birds as well, that visit our gardens during the summer.

Author:PLATT, Ellen Spector      RSSM Number:B;145      Year Published:2003

Learn all about the allliums - onion, garlic, leeks, chives, and other flavorful and decorative plants in this informative color guidebook. Covers species and varieties, history and folklore, medicinal applications, and growing and harvesting. Discover how to use them in the garden, in crafts and in recipes.

Author:ROLFE, Jim; CAVE, Yvonne      RSSM Number:C;100      Year Published:2003

This is a highly illustrated practical guide to gardening with Camellias. Important species and cultivars and suggestions for using camellias as specimens, in shrubbery, as standards, hedges, espaliers, groundcover, and in containers. Comprehensive information on selection and cultivation, pests and diseases, propagating and hybridizing. An annotated list of over 400 species and cultivars. 150 superb color photographs, & diagrams

Author:TOURTILLOTT, Suzanne J.E.      RSSM Number:C;139      Year Published:2003

The roses shown in the image are from our garden. T&B Bull. I am trying to change the image to Mon Ravel

Author:TOURTILLOTT, Suzanne J.E.      RSSM Number:C;139a      Year Published:2003

The roses shown in the image are from our garden.T&B Bull. I am trying to change the image to Mon Ravel

Author:PHILLIPS, Helen      RSSM Number:C;173      Year Published:2003

Combine the joys of gardening with a love of cross stitch to create a range of beautiful and eye-catching projects. Chapters include cottage garden flowers, the garden of herbs and the orchard. Projects range from gull-sized samplers to cards and pin cushions. Beautifully illustrated with color photography and watercolor artworks. Learn how to embellish your stitching with delightful charms and buttons.

Author:McKELVEY, Susan      RSSM Number:C;176      Year Published:2003

Delicate or stylized, elegant and sophisticated, these bird designs represent several styles and periods of textile history. Some were inspired by the simple shapes of folk art quilts, and some by the graceful birds on embroidered quilts of the early 1900s. Enjoy 24 delightful patterns, ranging from easy to advanced, enchanting quilters of every skill level. The patterns feature popular bluebirds, doves, and graceful swallows. Tips on how to position and cut appliqué pieces to capitalize on fabric patterns, motifs, and color gradations. Patterns can be appliquéd, embroidered, or painted.

Author:PRUETT, Sue      RSSM Number:C;177      Year Published:2003

Learn how to paint lovely flowers that transform baskets, boxes and more into elegant decorative pieces for your family, friends or home. You’ll find all the inspiration and instruction you need inside. You’ll learn basic brush loading and stroke work techniques, plus methods for painting details, from petals and stems to leaves and buds. In no time, you’ll start rendering surprisingly realistic flowers. Easy-to-follow patterns and step-by-step instructions – everything you need to get started and paint with confidence.

Author:ROHMAN, Dale      RSSM Number:C;184      Year Published:2003

Learn how to add elegance and personality to any room, door or occasion. These 20 fantastic wreath and garland projects are guaranteed to impress and astound everyone who sees them. Each unique design includes easy-to-follow instructions, simple techniques, step-by-step photos and special tips that ensure gorgeous results every time. An intriguing variety of materials are used to create each piece, including fresh roses, lemons, sunflowers, shells, ribbons, bamboo and more. Try one or try them all. Wreath making is easy, fast and best of all, fun.

Author:BETTER HOMES & GARDENS      RSSM Number:C;196      Year Published:2003

Learn how to decorate your garden with ease, using this complete guide to help you add personality, livability, and practicality to your outdoor retreat. Presents garden projects that show how you can create welcoming ambience, overcome space limiations, minimize upkeep, increase privacy, and enhanace your home's outdoor stype. Easy-to-follow tips for making beautiful structures, ornaments, and useful accessories and other essential garden elements.

Author:BERRY, Susan      RSSM Number:G;025      Year Published:2003

This is a fully illustrated guide to adding drama and scale to any garden using plants that grow to about 5 feet and taller. Easy to use and featuring a handy fold-over flap showing plant size, growing conditions, blooming time, flower or foliage, and height and spread. Also includes a plant directory of more than 100 plants for every type of garden condition, suggestions on where, how and what to plant with giant perennials, advice on selection and cultivation and a separate chapter on designing with giant perennials, complete with planting schemes. Also includes planting for damp or dry conditions, sun or shade, using color, foliage and seasonal features, also giant perenni8als in containers. Practical tips on getting started, routine care, propagation, and pests and diseases.

Author:SHAW, Christine      RSSM Number:G;027      Year Published:2003

Architectural plants are defined as either a very strong shape or a very strong presence in the garden, and preferably throughout the year. The number of plants that could be considered “architectural” is in fact quite small, and this book offers you an introduction to 114 of the best and most commonly available varieties. Very detailed descriptions and excellent photography.

Author:LINNEGAR, Sidney; HEWITT, J.      RSSM Number:G;196      Year Published:2003

This is a concise and informative guide to growing irises. How to choose the best irises for your soil and situation with expert advice on planting, propagation and care. Also gives recommended plants for the best results. Beautifully illustrated and backed by the many years of gardening experience of the Royal Horticultural Society. Invaluable advice and inspiration.

Author:LINNEGOR,...      RSSM Number:G;196a      Year Published:2003

This is a concise and informative guide to growing irises. How to choose the best irises for your soil and situation with expert advice on planting, propagation and care. Also gives recommended plants for the best results. Beautifully illustrated and backed by the many years of gardening experience of the Royal Horticultural Society. Invaluable advice and inspiration.

Author:WAY, David; JAMES, Peter      RSSM Number:G;200      Year Published:2003

A complete practical guide to growing and collecting thse delightful flowering plants and using them to best effect in the garden. History of species & cultivars, descriptions and cultivation of species, garden cultivation, propagation, pests and disease control, and comprehensive A-Z of garden varieties. Includes color photographs for identification purposes, inspirational shots of the plants in a garden setting and line illustrations.

Author:HOUDRET, jessica      RSSM Number:H;084      Year Published:2003

A comprehensive A-Z directory and gardener’s guide to growing herbs successfully. Full descriptions and information on history, habitat, cultivation, related species and uses of herbs. How to design various styles of herb gardens with examples, planting lists, and plants. Includes a great photographic catalog.

Author:CLEMENTS, Tony      RSSM Number:H;099      Year Published:2003

Covers all the basics of growing African Violets. Includes pests and diseases, starting then from seed, displaying your African Violets, plus many questions are answered.

Author:ERLER, Catriona Tudor      RSSM Number:L;051      Year Published:2003

Provides inspiring ideas and practical advice on how to landscape around your swimming pool and create your own private resort. Shows how you can design and build a luxurious paradise that suits all your needs, right in your own backyard.

Author:BALES, Susan      RSSM Number:O;057      Year Published:2003

This book combines two favorite hobbies: cooking and gardening. It's a beautiful book for inspiration. Eminently practical, with how-to-instructions on prolonging the life of cut flowers, constructing wreaths, using a birdbath as an hors d'oeuvres stand, as well as making edible treats such as candied petals, floral-decorated ice cubes, and flowers for salads and gardnishes. It's packed with delicious recipes perfect for the occasion, all designed to utilize advance preparation, allowing you to greet and enjoy your guests instead of struggling with last-minute details.

Author:BALES, Susan      RSSM Number:O;057a      Year Published:2003

This book combines two favorite hobbies: cooking and gardening. It's a beautiful book for inspiration. Eminently practical, with how-to instructions on prolonging the life of cut flowers, constructing wreaths, using a birdbath as an hors d'oeuvres stand, as well as making edible treats such as candied petals, floral-decorated ice cubes, and flowers for salads and garnishes. It's packed with delicious recipes perfect for the occasion, all designed to utilize advance preparation, allowing you to greet and enjoy your guests instead of struggling with last-minute details.

Author:HELYER, Neil      RSSM Number:O;195      Year Published:2003

This handbook is designed to help the reader recognize and anticipate specific problems of pest management, and then resolve them using the natural enemies of pests, insects, mites and diseases. First they describe the impact of predator-prey relationships on host plant species in arable, orchard and protected environments, and provide practical tips for gardeners. The main sections of the book include profiles of pests, beneficial species and entomophathogew, featuring a tabular pest identification guide and concise text dealing with species characteristics, life cycle, damage symptoms, plant/pest associations and their influence on growing practices. The text is illustrated throughout by 340 photographs of the highest quality.

Author:SNOW, Shelley; HUSBAND, Elaine      RSSM Number:O;203      Year Published:2003

This small book helps tranform your ordinary events into unforgettable gatherings with unique garden party ideas, delicious menus, recipes, and creative special effect ideas. Beautifully illustrated.

Author:SNOW, Shelley; HUSBAND, Elaine      RSSM Number:O;203a      Year Published:2003

Helps you transform your ordinary events into unforgettable gatherings with a unique collection of garden parties featuring delicious menus, recipes, and creative special effect ideas.

Author:BAKER, Jerry      RSSM Number:O;218      Year Published:2003

Presents 1,954 natural remedies to handle your toughest garden problems. Contents: Flower fixes; vegetable victories; fruit solutions, herbal helpers, plus great groundwork and planting for success and some special mixers 'n elixers.

Author:WILDE, Barbara      RSSM Number:R;290      Year Published:2003

This gorgeous and rich instructional guide offers a holistic approach to growing roses.  Author presents tips and advice for choosing healthy roses, preparing the soil, and recognizing and preventing disease; plus, she takes the mystery out of pruning.  Perhaps even more valuable, she includes a gallery of more than 100 remarkable roses that are the most hardy and the most disease and pest resistant.

Author:DUNN, Teri; ASAKAWA, S.      RSSM Number:R;293      Year Published:2003

This volume helps you find out which roses perform best in our  Southwest climate and soil.  Learn from successful rose growers that make rose growing simpler with commonsense, helpful tips and techniques.

Author:DARDICK, Karen L.      RSSM Number:R;294      Year Published:2003

Author shows how easy it can be to grow roses.  Provides straightforward instructions on selecting, planting, and maintaining roses of all types in every climate.  Offers easy-to-follow directions and sound advice, making it perfect for first-time gardeners and experienced gardeners alike. 

Author:QUEST-RITSON, Charles      RSSM Number:R;302      Year Published:2003

This book grapples with the histories, lineages, and special charms of these aristocrats of the garden.  Illustrated with 200 color photos, it presents climbers of every type.  Discusses the historical development of the various types of climbing roses as well as individual breeders and how fashion, political events and even favorite holiday destinations influenced the author in the writing of this volume.  He provides original horticultural names and synonyms for nearly 1,600 climbing roses and describes their habit, flowers, foliage, hardiness, blooming times, changes in flowers over the course of a season, adaptability of different roses to different climates, and the vigor of each.

Author:WINTERROWD, Wayne      RSSM Number:R;306      Year Published:2003

A collection of eminent gardeners and rosarians, including Graham Stuart Thomas, Christopher Lloyd, Thomas C. Cooper, Joe Eck, Michael Pollan, Anne Raver, Page Dickey, Thomas Christopher, David Austin, Peter Beales, Daniel J. Hinkley and Jamaica Kincaid.  Each writes about a favored rose, reflecting upon its history, cultivation and performance, as well as its unique quirks and beauties.

Author:MURPHY, Graham      RSSM Number:R;307      Year Published:2003

33 old roses are presented, with stunningly beautiful photography, and very through descriptions.  Everything about the rose – its parentage, date, flower form, color, scent and height besides how it grows and any other pertinent information.

Author:AMERICAN ROSE SOCIETY      RSSM Number:R;334      Year Published:2003

This is every gardener’s rose bible.  A magnificent A-Z catalog of approximately 2,000 of the world’s best rose species and cultivars, lavishly illustrated with sumptuous photographs.  Special features showcase famous and well-loved roses and influential rose breeders.  Clear, step-by-step photographs show the latest simplified cultivation techniques. 

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:R;372      Year Published:2003

Guide to growing, decorating and creating beautiful gifts with roses. Comprehensive guide to different rose varieties and how to get the best from every type. A practical guide to cultivating, planting, pruning and nurturing, with exquisite step-by-step photographs and illustrations.

Author:JAARRETT, Amanda      RSSM Number:S;089      Year Published:2003

Here are shrubs you can count on to display beautiful flowers and/or colorful, interesting leaves. Stunning color photos and practical advice make this book an inspiration as well as a how-to-manual for those who want their gardens to put on a tropical show throughout the year. Provides full information profiles for each shrub, including country of origin, drought and salt tolerance, growth rate, suitable soils, preferred sun exposure, mature size and form, flowers and fruits, and potential insect and disease problems, as well as brief remarks on species, hybrids, invasiveness, flower colors, fruit uses and planting considerations.

Author:JARRETT, Amanda      RSSM Number:S;089      Year Published:2003

Here are shrubs you can count on to display beaufiful flowers and or colorful, interesting leaaves. Stunning color photos and practical advice make this book an inspiration as well as a how0to0manual for those who want their gardens to put on a tropical show throughout the year. Provides full information profiles for each shrub, including country of origin, drought and salt tolerance, growth rate, suitable soils, preferred sun exposure, mature size and form, flowers and fruits, and potential insect and disease problems, as well as brief remarks on species, hybrids, invasiveness, flower colors, fruit uses and planting considerations.

Author:PEEL, LUCY      RSSM Number:V;064      Year Published:2003

Over 150 ofthe most popular vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Tells what to grow and how to grow it. Indispensable charts with flowering harvesting details. Includes all the basics of planning, preparing the site, planting, care and mainteance, harvesting, storing and freezing. Covers troubleshooting, pests & diseases and a gardener's calendar. Excellent photography.

Author:PEEL, LUCY      RSSM Number:V;064a      Year Published:2003

Over 150 of the most popular vegetables, fruits, and herbs. Tells what to grow and how to grow it. Indispensable charges with flowering harvesting details. Covers all the basics of planning, preparing the site, planting, care and maintenance, harvesting, storing & freezing. Includes troubleshooting, pests & diseases and a gardener's calendar. Excellent photography.

Author:PEEL, LUCY      RSSM Number:V;064b      Year Published:2003

Over 150 of the most popular vegetables, fruits and herbs. Tells what to grow and how to grow it. Indispensable charts with flowering harvesting details. Covers all the basics of planning, preparing the site , planting, care & maintenance, harvesting, storing & freezing. Includes troubleshooting, pests & diseases and a gardener's calendar. Excellent photography.

Author:BIX, Cynthia & EDINGER, P.      RSSM Number:A;049      Year Published:2002

Step-by-step photographs show how to make beautiful and natural-looking arrangements.  Covers designing, arranging by season and what kind of garden produces the best cut flowers.  Beautifully illustrated.

Author:STEVENS, Mike      RSSM Number:B;090      Year Published:2002

A practical guide giving the history and key discovers, culture of non-tuberous begonias, sub-groups and cultivation of tuberous begonias, large-flowered tuberhybrida in containers year-round, and basket begonias.  Covers fertilizers, soils, watering and propagation, pests, diseases and disorders.  Over 95 beautiful color photographs

Author:OCKENGA, Starr      RSSM Number:B;097      Year Published:2002

The stunning photographs and evocative text pay tribute to the most majestic of flowering bulbs, the amaryllis.  Learn the history of ‘Hippeastrum’, and its care, cultivation and propagation.

Author:BURRELL, C. Colston      RSSM Number:B;106      Year Published:2002

Suggests many ways to create a profusely blooming sun loving garden.

Author:BURRELL, C. Colston      RSSM Number:B;106a      Year Published:2002

There are many ways to create a profusely blooming garden.  In this book you’ll learn how to make the most of the colors, forms and textures of perennials in stunning combinations that keep your garden in flower.  You’ll also learn how to create beautiful layered plantings, the way nature layers its wild gardens, buy mixing perennials with bulbs, grasses, ferns and shrubs.  Designing, choosing and combining plants, step-by-step instructions, and learn to pick the plants that will thrive in your garden.

Author:BIRD, Richard      RSSM Number:B;110      Year Published:2002

A step-by-step pproject workbook. Smart ideas for a well planned garden.

Author:BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN      RSSM Number:B;136      Year Published:2002

In this spectacularly illustrated guide you'll encounter scores of classic and unusual spring beauties. This is a step-by-step guide to growing bulbs successfully. Learn how to combine bulbs with annuals, perennials, and shrubs to create a sensational spring garden. Also learn easy wasys to propagate your plants, and how to cultivate bulbs in containers.

Author:DOLEZAL, Robert J.; BLACK & DECKER      RSSM Number:B;142      Year Published:2002

Complete guide to growing bulbs. Clear, easily understood text explains and describes; over 300 beauitiful color photographs give ideas and show examples; lists all tools, materials, and plants needed. Also complete building project guide and details of oganic pest and disease control.

Author:BOWMAN, Daria P.      RSSM Number:C;099      Year Published:2002

Choose one of the ready-made garden plans and you’ll find all the information you need to plant and maintain your garden.  Eeasy-to-follow “blueprint” that shows you where to place each plant.  Lists of the basic tools and the plants you will need.  Step-by-step instructions that tell you how to plant each design.  A calendar of care that details routine maintenance required throughout the year.  A color photograph of each entry, with all its vital statistics.

Author:DONALDSON, Stephanie      RSSM Number:C;110      Year Published:2002

Over 800 beautiful photographs for practical ideas creating 150 projects of all kinds. Step-by-step instructions for choosing plants, preparing containers and planting displays for the whole year. Both traditional and contemporary style designs.

Author:RAUSCH, Andrea (ed.)      RSSM Number:C;118      Year Published:2002

500 plants described in deatil. Guides you how to choose the right container and the ideal location for a specfic plant along with charts to help find the ideal position for flowering.  Year-round guide to jobs in the garden, caring for your plants and tips on pest control.   

Author:DONALDSON, Stephanie      RSSM Number:C;120      Year Published:2002

Over 150 designs for pots, planters, boxes. baskets and tubs.  Step by step instructcions.  Brimming with ideas for instant planters to transform and embellish any outdoor or indoor space.

Author:CREATIVE PUBLISHING INTERNATIONAL      RSSM Number:C;122      Year Published:2002

This provides ribbon-craft projects in a variety of styles, designed by eight nationally known ribbon artists, who help explore and enjoy the enchanting elegance of ribbon work. Learn to make ribbon flowers, along with many other exciting items useful in home decorating. Step-by-step directions with full-color photos and illustrations.

Author:Le VAN, Marthe      RSSM Number:C;138      Year Published:2002

Contents: The basics, collecting leaves, twigs & stones, tools & materials, preserving . Projects & ideas: Natural beauty, form & function, on the wall, time to celebrate, and a gallery you’ll find very creative.

Author:LevAN, Marthe      RSSM Number:C;138a      Year Published:2002

Contents: The basics, collecting leaves, twigs & stones, tools & materials, preserving . Projects & ideas: Natural beauty, form & function, on the wall, time to celebrate, and a gallery you’ll find very creative.

Author:HAIGH, Janet      RSSM Number:C;140      Year Published:2002

A unique guide to embroidering flowers in a variety of styles, from crewel work and cross-stitch to hand and machine appliqué. Offers a directory of 20 popular garden flowers to embroider.  Introduces simple designing techniques for developing many different embroidered fabrics. Contains a full step-by-step stitch glossary of all the stitches and templates from which to copy the flowers used in the embroideries.

Author:EWY, Jana      RSSM Number:C;141      Year Published:2002

15 easy projects to make include candle holders, picture frame, fringed lamp, trinket box, woven place mat, place card holders, spiral centerpiece, lighted garland, luminaries, pet plant stake, flower pot, dragonfly plant stake, jewelry, glowing blossoms, and winged ladybug. You’ll learn how to texture, antique and emboss your work, then embellish it with glass beads, scented candles, colorful ribbons and more.

Author:EWY, Jana      RSSM Number:C;141a      Year Published:2002

15 easy projects to make include candle holders, picture frame, fringed lamp, trinket box, woven place mat, place card holders, spiral centerpiece, lighted garland, luminaries, pet plant stake, flower pot, dragonfly plant stake, jewelry, glowing blossoms, and winged ladybug. You’ll learn how to texture, antique and emboss your work, then embellish it with glass beads, scented candles, colorful ribbons and more.

Author:WELLS, Jean & Valori      RSSM Number:C;144      Year Published:2002

Mother & daughter team share beautiful garden photograph, quilt patterns, and inspiration in this guide to boosting your creativity.  12 quilt projects and a pillow suitable for everyone from advance beginners to expert quilters seeking a contemporary challenge.  This is more than just a pattern book, it’s a quilters’ journal taking you step-by-step through the process of turning photos, memories, and ideas into finished quilts.

Author:EDWARDS, Ginger      RSSM Number:C;152      Year Published:2002

Bring your garden inside your house with exquisitely painted flowers on everything from tables to chairs. You can easily master decorative painting when the techniques are as well explained and illustrated as they are here. The patterns ensure that daisies, violets, and cabbage roses will bloom in all their glory, whether you’re enhancing a second-hand or brand-new piece of furniture. Best of all, these flowers won’t wilt and you’ll be able to admire them whatever the season.

Author:EDWARDS, Ginger      RSSM Number:C;152a      Year Published:2002

Bring your garden inside your house with exquisitely painted flowers on everything from tables to chairs. You can easily master decorative painting when the techniques are as well explained and illustrated as they are here. The patterns ensure that daisies, violets, and cabbage roses will bloom in all their glory, whether you’re enhancing a second-hand or brand-new piece of furniture. Best of all, these flowers won’t wilt and you’ll be able to admire them whatever the season.

Author:ROGERS, Kasey; WOOD, Mark      RSSM Number:C;182      Year Published:2002

These wonderful seasonal wreaths will delight everyone who sees them. 12 imaginative wreaths to coincide with the months of the year. The delightful designs are easy to do and will add a whimsical and warm touch to any decor. Step-by-step instructions with full color photos. Patterns included.

Author:BEGONIA, Ruby      RSSM Number:C;187      Year Published:2002

This book is for someone wanting to learn simple, professional basic techniques by completing twelve projects. The use of floral wire to give stems the necessary support to stand upright or bend into a pose. The use of foam cut to fit almost any container to be used as a base. Adding ornamental clements, such as fresh pears and berry sprays. Additional projects are a bit more complex and sometimes combine two or more techniques. You'll find this book informative and beautifully illustrated.

Author:GOULDING, Edwin      RSSM Number:F;033      Year Published:2002

A comprehensive edition of the bible for fuchsia enthusiasts.  It encompasses every aspect of fuchsia growing, covering over 100 species and cultivars with full descriptions, and also the place of fuchsias in cultivation.  Includes over 100 color photographs.

Author:RICHARD, Martin      RSSM Number:F;052      Year Published:2002

This is a comprehensive introduction to ferns, from the dramatic giant tree ferns to the delicate filigreed maidenhairs.  Offering authoritative descriptions and cultivation requirements, accompanied by inspirational photographs of many of the most extraordinary and beautiful members of this plant group.  Suggestions for using ferns in the garden reveal that they are not just the stalwarts of shady borders but can make a stunning contribution in any situation.  Up-to-date details on hundreds of species and varieties and guidance on every aspect of fern cultivation, and ideas for making the most of ferns in the garden.

Author:COURTIER, Jane      RSSM Number:G;157      Year Published:2002

This book guides you through each season in detail, describing what needs to be done. It also gives you handy hints, tips and ideas, which will guide you gently yet efficiently through the growing year. A highly practical, tool, showing you how to plant vegetables, sow seeds, prune trees, and climbers, and dig and plant up a pond, even how to get rid of pests organically.

Author:PITTENGER, Dennis (ed.)      RSSM Number:G;171      Year Published:2002

This is the definitive guide to gardening in California. Chapters cover topics including soil, fertilizers, and water management; plant propagation; plant physiology; weeds and pests; and home vegetable gardening. Chapters also include information on specific garden crops including grapes, berries, temperate fruits and nuts, citrus, and avocados. Also included is information on lawns, woody landscape plants, landscape design, and developing problem-solving skills.

Author:HOME DEPOT      RSSM Number:G;172      Year Published:2002

Just about everything you need to know from design basics, preparation and planting, maintenance, specialized gardening, to an encyclopedia of annuals, perennials, bulbs, shrubs, vines and groundwovers. Even includes a gardening tools reference guide so you can use the right tools to make your gardening job easier.

Author:OTIS, Denise      RSSM Number:G;175      Year Published:2002

Laaavishly illustated, this fascinating book includes a number of photographs shot specially for this book's publication, as well as a wealth of rare archival photographs, maps, and drawings. 'Four Centuries of the American Garden' offers a fresh look at a much loved feature of American life: the private gardens that bring so many of us joy.

Author:d'ARNOUX, Alexander      RSSM Number:G;176      Year Published:2002

The mix of sensuous sea air and rolling landscapes of flora and rock produce incredibly evocative gardens. Oceanside gardens are infused with romance and beauty and filled with some of the most exceptional examples of horticultural art in the world. This book gives an unprecedented view of gardens by the sea, some never before open to the public eye. More than 250 photographs that set you in the midst of these inspiring places of splendor and grace, the perfect ambition for any gardener and tantalizing sanctuary for any beauty lover.

Author:ELLIOT, Charles      RSSM Number:G;183      Year Published:2002

A lush collection of essays that are funny, pungent, and unpredictable about gardens and gardening habits all over the world. Author’s wit and style brings life to episodes in horticultural history, science, and art. Provides insights that we would not bother to find out for ourselves, thus providing the easiest and most satisfying reading on an inexhaustible subject.

Author:McGEORGE, Pamela; HAMMETT, Keith      RSSM Number:G;206      Year Published:2002

This comprehensive guide details the history of these plants, their progression over the years, and new information about recent cultivars and the people who have developed them. It also includes displaying carnations indoors; cultivation, propatation and hybridizing; and pests, diseases and disorders. Text is supported by beautiful color photographs, a bibliograpy, sources of plants, hardiness zones and a full index.

Author:SEYMOUR, Miranda      RSSM Number:H;094      Year Published:2002

A compendium of herbs from A to Z pairs insightful essays on herbs with expertly rendered illustrations. A multitude of entertaining literary and historical reference abound alongside facts useful for everyday life. The whole book will delight any cook or gardener, and anyone else dedicated to healthy eating or intrigued by ancient lore.

Author:KEIL, Gisela; ROGERS, Gary      RSSM Number:L;046      Year Published:2002

Author:ELLIS, Barbara W.      RSSM Number:L;048      Year Published:2002

This book shows how to turn your deck into an appealing link between your home and yard. You'll find everything you need to know to create your dream deck environment. Offers dozens of creative ideas and fail-proof techniques. Learn how to make this outdoor living space one of the most attractive areas of the home landscape.

Author:LAND, Susan; SUNSET BOOKS      RSSM Number:L;054      Year Published:2002

A practical guide to gardening on sloping land. Solutions for gentle mounds and steeply sloping hillsides. Hungreds of photographs with useful ideas for holding the earth and planting it beautifully. Practical advice for steps, terraces, and retaining walls.

Author:SCHULTZ, Waren      RSSM Number:O;135      Year Published:2002

Presents scores of ideas for decorating your garden with both formal and casual pieces, as well as suggestions for successfully integrating ornaments with plants. Learn which accents will complement the style of your garden and where to place ornaments for best effect. Emphasize a regional sense by use of materials native to the area. Using a backdrop of simple greenery, draw attention to a special piece of sculpture, or create vibrant combinations of color by mixing bright hued accents with a profusion of brilliant blooms. Discover how to select accents that are both practical and decorative, and turn existing elements into garden accents by adorning them with creative plants. With magnificent photography and informative, description captions, this book provides a myriad of creative ideas for ornamenting every type of garden.

Author:HIRSCHMAN, jessica E.      RSSM Number:O;154      Year Published:2002

Insightful and inspiring, this book treats indoor/outdoor structures and spaces as thoughtfully and creatively as the rooms within a home. A wealth of architectural styles, moods, and furnishings from porches, sunrooms, conservatories, and a variety of outdoor spaces – patios, decks, terraces – are examined in full color.

Author:SQUIRE, D.      RSSM Number:O;155      Year Published:2002

This is a inspiring, imaginative guide to creating beautiful gardens and landscapes in the smallest of spaces. With lavish photographs and superb illustrations, the author shows you how to make the most of your garden and its contours, whatever their shape and wherever your garden is located. There is also a wealth of advice on how to overcome major obstacles. This book can show you how to turn the most challenging area into an exciting and pleasurable place. This authoritative, well-written book is packed with good ideas and helpful tips, and will appeal to the novice and expert alike.

Author:SQUIRE, David      RSSM Number:O;177      Year Published:2002

This book is full of inspiring ideas, useful information, and helpful tips, whether you are building a garden from scratch or wish to improve your existing one. From the essential choosing and positioning of different plants, to patios, lawns, water features, paths, rockeries, and containers, all are covered in detail.

Author:BERRY, sUSAN      RSSM Number:O;184      Year Published:2002

This book covers the principles and practicalities of planning and planting a garden, maintaining and propagating plants, cultivating a kitchen garden, growing plants in containers, keeping lawns trim and other features looking their best throughout the year. All this and more is explained clearly and in the detail you need, accompanied by simple projects and step-by-step sequences that show you exactly how to master the techniques required for success. Compete with a useful directory describing a wide range of plants for all situations to help you transform your garden into the one you have always wanted.

Author:JOHNSON, Lorraine      RSSM Number:O;191      Year Published:2002

This book looks at gardening from all angles, and abounds with ideas and suggestions for how to make changes in our own spaces. Clear, decisive voice encourages gardeners to reclaim the wilderness in urban landscapes by uprooting lawns and creating more unconventional gardens. The perfect book for a rainy spring day, offering some fresh insights into working with nature and ends with an alphabet of actions that we can take to help conserve, heal and restore the earth.

Author:NORKOLK, Donald      RSSM Number:O;196      Year Published:2002

This inspiring book offers a fresh and illuminating approach to what has been a treasured part of human culture for more than nine thousand years: the garden. Author, Norfolk, an osteopath, developed his philosophy of the “soul garden” or “therapeutic garden”, after observing that the healthiest, happiest, and fittest of his patients were those who gardened. He believes that gardens have the power to imbue people with a higher level of mental, spiritual, and physical well-being and in this book, packed with wisdom and understanding, he utilizes concepts from the writings of historians, philosophers, landscape gardeners, psychologists, and medial researchers in order to show how, regardless of the space and time available to us, we can all discover the secrets of nature’s healing, restorative powers.

Author:ORTHO BOOKS      RSSM Number:R;144      Year Published:2002

Expert advise on growing roses and 150 fuss-free for non-stop color. Shows you how you can choose, plant, and grow fool-proof roses to solve nearly every landscape problem. Gives us the new generation of no-fear roses never before seen disease resistance, hardiness and extraordinary nonstop blooms.

Author:COX, J.      RSSM Number:R;163      Year Published:2002

In this ground-breaking book, you’ll learn how the world’s most versatile flower can produce dazzling effects in virtually every kind of landscape.  Filled with practical design advice, this inspirational guide also includes complete information on planting and caring for roses in every zone and region.  Also covers the roses uses in foundation plantings, flanking pathways, draping windows, alternative ground covers, decks, porches, and patios, trellises, arbors, gazebos, and fences.

Author:COX, J.      RSSM Number:R;163a      Year Published:2002

In this ground-breaking book, you’ll learn how the world’s most versatile flower can produce dazzling effects in virtually every kind of landscape.  Filled with practical design advice, this inspirational guide also includes complete information on planting and caring for roses in every zone and region.  Also covers the roses uses in foundation plantings, flanking pathways, draping windows, alternative ground covers, decks, porches, and patios, trellises, arbors, gazebos, and fences.

Author:LEWIS, Eleanor (BH&G)      RSSM Number:R;164      Year Published:2002

Landscaping ideas, advise, projects and delightful recipes to ensure success. This book helps select and grow the best roses for your garden. This handy reference packed with landscaping ideas, down-to-earth advice, step-by-step projects, and delightful recipes to ensure your success in growing and using roses.

Author:WILDE, Barbara      RSSM Number:R;174      Year Published:2002

A complete approach for growing roses the way we need to, in the "real" world. This is information on not just the best organic methods, but also the most worthwhile and productive varieties. Author takes the intimidation out of growing roses by sharing her well-rounded, holistic approach for success.

Author:LOAEC, Marie-Helene      RSSM Number:R;175      Year Published:2002

A guide to growing the most beautiful and fragrant roses to delight your senses.  50 different types are described here, including information on everything from their fragrance to their cultiuation.

Author:BARRAU, Jacques      RSSM Number:R;205      Year Published:2002

This is an abbreviated text of “everything you want to know about your favorite subject in one handy volume”. There is just a little bit of information for just about every subject concerning roses. Good for the novice rose gardener that doesn’t have a lot of time to read. Note from Librarian: Interesting, but I enjoyed the photographs and prints more than the text.

Author:REDOUTE, Pierre-Hoseph      RSSM Number:R;252      Year Published:2002

This is a extra-ordinary volume of the famous Redoute rose plates.  There is his biography, which is very interesting (in both French and English).  Then page after page of the most wonderful rendition of roses you would ever want to feast your eyes upon.

Author:REDOUTE, Pierre-Joseph      RSSM Number:R;252a      Year Published:2002

This is a extra-ordinary volume of the famous Redoute rose plates.  There is his biography, which is very interesting (in both French and English).  Then page after page of the most wonderful rendition of roses you would ever want to feast your eyes upon.

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:R;355      Year Published:2002

Contents:  History of the rose; growing better roses; roses around the garden; rose gallery; decorating with roses; rose crafts.  Beautifully illustrated with clear concise descriptions and instructions.

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:R;355a      Year Published:2002

Contents:  History of the rose; growing better roses; roses around the garden; rose gallery; decorating with roses; rose crafts.  Beautifully illustrated with clear concise descriptions and instructions.

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:R;355b      Year Published:2002

Contents:  History of the rose; growing better roses; roses around the garden; rose gallery; decorating with roses; rose crafts.  Beautifully illustrated with clear concise descriptions and instructions.

Author:REDOUTE, Pierre-Joseph      RSSM Number:R;374      Year Published:2002

This is a reprint from a much larger volume, this is more "book shelf" size, rather than "coffee table" size. Exquisite color plates showing every detail of the old roses, originally pulibhsed between 1817 and 1824.

Author:DITCHFIELD, Christin      RSSM Number:S;059      Year Published:2002

Basic information and explanations on soil, written for young people, but good for those not so young as well. Large print and very good pictures.

Author:BARRETT, Rosemary      RSSM Number:S;069      Year Published:2002

This practical guide for North American gardeners includes: history of magnolias, cultivation and propagation, landscaping with magnolias in small and large gardens, and companion planting. Suggests the best colors, the rare and special magnolias, and magnolia relatives, with over 95 superb color photographs.

Author:LANZE, Patricia      RSSM Number:S;083      Year Published:2002

Learn how to create a garden of your dreams, no matter how limited your growing space is. Lasagna gardening method produces amazing results in pots, and small plots. Layering is the technique used, and for a busy person with no extra time for gardening, this is the practical way of doing things in the garden.

Author:LANZA Patricia      RSSM Number:S;083a      Year Published:2002

Learn how to create a garden of your dreams, no matter how limited your growing space is. Lasagna gardening method produces amazing results in pots, and small plots. Layering is the technique used, and for a busy person with no extra time for gardening, this is the practical way of doing things in the garden.

Author:SWINDELLS, Philip      RSSM Number:V;067      Year Published:2002

Add glamour to your garden with a variety of fountain features, or with a waterfall. This book is filled with ideas that bring the fascination of moving water into your garden, as well as directions for simple ways to create different visual effects with water staircases, wall and pond fountains, streams, canals, and rills. You'll find inspirational designs for gardens of every size.

Author:HALPIN, Anne      RSSM Number:A;056      Year Published:2001

In this lavishly illustrated book you will find over 40 step-by-step photo sequences to guide you through essential gardening tasks. In depth profiles of 125 favorite garden plants, 600 photographs, many of them illustrating common gardening techniques and more than 50 watercolors. Practical techniques are emphasized too. You'll learn how to care for soil, start plants from seeds, grow and care for plants in containers, and maintain your plants and gardens. Sections on dividing plants, lifting bulbs, saving seeds, and forcing bulbs for indoor flowering.

Author:HALPIN,K Anne      RSSM Number:A;056a      Year Published:2001

In this lavishly illustrated book you will find over 40 step-by-step photo sequences to guide you through essential gardening tasks. In depth profiles of 125 favorrite garden plants, 600 photographs, many of them illustrating common gardening techniques and more than 50 watercolors. Practical techniques are emphasized too. You'll learn how to care for soil, start plants from seeds, grow and care for plants in containers, and maintain your plants and gardens. Sections of dividing plants, lifting bulbs, saving seeds, and forcing bulbs for indoor flowering.

Author:HALPIN, Anne      RSSM Number:A;056b      Year Published:2001

In this lavishly illustrated book you will find over 40 step-by-step photo sequences to guide you through essential gardening tasks. In depth profiles of 125 favorite garden plants, 600 photographs, many of them illustrating common gardening techniques and more than 50 watercolors. Practical techniques are emphasized too. You'll learn how to care for soil, start plants from seeds, grow and care for plants in containers, and maintain your plants and gardens. Sections on dividing plants, lifting bulbs, saving seeds, and forcing bulbs for indoor flowering.

Author:TAUNTON PRESS      RSSM Number:B;066      Year Published:2001

Practical advice and innovative ideas.  Helps you make the most of sun and shade, select the best plants, and design for long-season good looks.  Discover how to: build a bed the easy way, use shrubs for borders, lay out the curves of an island bed, choose plants for multi-season interest, prune perennials to prolong flowering, create eye-catching drama with foliage.

Author:MOSS, Stepphen      RSSM Number:B;073      Year Published:2001

This book will help you create the perfect home and feeder for every bird in your garden.  You’ll find information on where to best place your birdhouse or feeder, the appropriate food to offer, and the birds you can expect to see, featured alongside everything you need to know about suitable woods, necessary tools, materials and relevant woodworking techniques.

Author:COLLINS, Ted      RSSM Number:B;076      Year Published:2001

A practical guide for everything you need to know.  Catalog of 50 varieties fully photographed.  Full botanical information for each variety – growth, size and flower type.  Guidance on growing and caring for dahlias, including planting, pruning and propagating.  Advice on how to use dahlias to their best advantage in beds and borders, and in cut flower arrangements.

Author:BERGER, Michael      RSSM Number:B;080      Year Published:2001

More than a dozen easy-to-build projects that include: information about the bird each house attracts, guidelines for strategic placement of your birdhouses, considerations for making sure your girds are safe and comfortable, special tips for dealing with predators, complete materials list, advice on hardware and supplies, detailed step-by-step instructions along with special woodworking tips.

Author:PROCTOR, Noble      RSSM Number:B;115      Year Published:2001

Directory of favorite No. American song birds with detailed notes on behavior, song pattern and feeding. Information to help you identify both the bird and its distinctive song. Maps, charts, diagrams, and over 100 superb color illustrations and photographs.  Learn how to turn your garden into an attractive habitat for song birds.

Author:ROTH, Sally (Rodale)      RSSM Number:B;129      Year Published:2001

Reveals the secrets for creating irresistible gardens and a welcoming landscape, which will lure these amazing creatures up close and personal for your enjoyment and wonder. Includes information on the best plants, feeders, and water features that appeal to butterflies and hummingbirds, plus offers an entertaining and insightful guide to butterfly and hummingbird behavior.

Author:ROTH, Sally (Rodale)      RSSM Number:B;129a      Year Published:2001

Reveals the secrets for creating irresistible gardens and a welcoming landscape, which will lure these amazing creatures up close and personal for your enjoyment and wonder. Includes information on the best plants, feeders, and water features that appeal to butterflies and hummingbirds, plus offers an entertaining and insightful guide to butterfly and hummingbird behavior.

Author:HANSEN, Beth (ed.)      RSSM Number:B;130      Year Published:2001

This colorful guide invites you to discover scores of stunning bulbs, the faavorites of bulb experts from around the country, and provides foolproof advice on cultivation and year-round care. An easy-to-understand guide to true bulbs to corms, rhizomes, and tubers, and how to grow them. Practical tips for naturalizing and how to combine summer-blooming bulbs with other gaden plants. Also the best bulbs for containers. KProvides the most effective natural pest and disease controls.

Author:HEATH, Brent & Becky      RSSM Number:B;137      Year Published:2001

Over 300 color illustrations of the most popular perennial flower, and here is the definitive guide to their proper selection and successful cultivation for every region in the Uniteed States and Canada. This book contains all you need to know to grow the hundreds of cultivars available, when and where to plant, watering, mulching, fertilizing techniques, improving soil with organnic amendments, companion planting, miniatures and heirlooms, creative planting sites, forcing blooms out of season and arranging and showing daffodils.

Author:BEGONIA, Ruby      RSSM Number:C;096      Year Published:2001

Decorate your garden like the rooms inside your house with striking projects and ideas. The objects you add will convey your taste and become your voice outdoors, establishing your presence in the place where you love to spend time.

Author:BEGONIA, Ruby      RSSM Number:C;096a      Year Published:2001

Decorate your garden like the rooms inside your house with striking projects and ideas. The objects you add will convey your taste and become your voice outdoors, establishing your presence in the place where you love to spend time.

Author:DAVIS, Esther; PLATT, E.S.      RSSM Number:C;117      Year Published:2001

Advice on drying wreaths both naturally & with silica gel.  Explicit material and tool lists for each of the 197 projects.  Detailed instructions with a special section on design basics. 

Author:DAVIS, Esther; PLATT, E.S.      RSSM Number:C;117a      Year Published:2001

With the detailed instructions in this book and flowers from your own yard, you’ll quickly be making stylish decorations that will delight your family and friends. Gives advice on dry8ing wreaths both naturally and with silica gel. Explicit materials and tool lists for each project and detailed step-by-step instructions for making each display. Includes special sections on design basics.. Also included is an easy-to use table that explains exactly how to dry 56 favorite garden flowers.

Author:BURNIE, Geoffrey (ed.)      RSSM Number:C;119      Year Published:2001

A comprehensive and stunningly presented guide to indoor and outdoor container gardening, pact with information about choosing, using and care for plants.  An essential guide for both the experienced and the beginner container gardener.

Author:HUNTINGTON BOTANICAL GARDENS      RSSM Number:C;128      Year Published:2001

A guide and description of the Camellia collection at the Huntginton Botanical Gardens.     

Author:WELLS, Jean & Valori      RSSM Number:C;143      Year Published:2001

This book is about quilters and their gardens. Presents a unique journey through the gardens that belong to 10 outstanding quilt-makers. Both gardening and quilting require planning of color, theme, and structure, as well as patience and nurturing. 10 incredible quilt projects inspired by the quilt-makers’ gardens, both traditional and contemporary designs for piecing and appliqué.

Author:WELLS, jean & Valori      RSSM Number:C;143a      Year Published:2001

This book is about quilters and their gardens. Presents a unique journey through the gardens that belong to 10 outstanding quilt-makers. Both gardening and quilting require planning of color, theme, and structure, as well as patience and nurturing. 10 incredible quilt projects inspired by the quilt-makers’ gardens, both traditional and contemporary designs for piecing and appliqué.

Author:FARSON, Laura      RSSM Number:C;145      Year Published:2001

Blooming with unique quilting ideas.  Basic instructions and helpful hints for twelve simple, timesaving techniques with easy rotary cutting and assembly instructions.  17 projects for quick and easy home décor, seasonal, and holiday gift items.  Using just a sewing machine, ruler, and rotary cutter, you can create beautiful curvy-petaled flowers with these easy step-by-step instructions.

Author:SOUTHAN, Mandy      RSSM Number:C;157      Year Published:2001

A beautifully illustrated photocopiable collection of decorative flower designs – honeysuckle, pansies, poppies, sunflowers, tulips, daffodils, roses and more. These original patterns and motifs will inspire craftspeople, artists, needle workers and all those interested in creating their own ideas and projects.

Author:SOUTHAN, Mandy      RSSM Number:C;157a      Year Published:2001

A beautifully illustrated photocopiable collection of decorative flower designs – honeysuckle, pansies, poppies, sunflowers, tulips, daffodils, roses and more. These original patterns and motifs will inspire craftspeople, artists, needle workers and all those interested in creating their own ideas and projects.

Author:BALCHIN, Judy      RSSM Number:C;158      Year Published:2001

A beautifully illustrated photocopiable collection of decorative flower designs – honeysuckle, pansies, poppies, sunflowers, tulips, daffodils, roses and more. These original patterns and motifs will inspire craftspeople, artists, needle workers and all those interested in creating their own ideas and projects.

Author:BALCHIN, Judy      RSSM Number:C;158a      Year Published:2001

A beautifully illustrated photocopiable collection of decorative flower designs – honeysuckle, pansies, poppies, sunflowers, tulips, daffodils, roses and more. These original patterns and motifs will inspire craftspeople, artists, needle workers and all those interested in creating their own ideas and projects.

Author:SCHNEEBELI-MORRELL, Deborah      RSSM Number:C;174      Year Published:2001

Easy-to-make, delightful additions to make the most of your garden room. Every project is fully explained with step-by-step instructions and fully illustrated in color. All-season style covers the changing garden year, from spring projects to spectacular summer planters and year-round features such as a pebble mosaic path. Charming ideas for summer entertaining and evenings in the garden as well.

Author:SCHNEEBELI-MORRELL, Deborah      RSSM Number:C;174a      Year Published:2001

Easy-to-make, delightful additions to make the most of your garden room. Every project is fully explained with step-by-step instructions and fully illustrated in color. All-season style covers the changing garden year, from spring projects to spectacular summer planters and year-round features such as a pebble mosaic path. Charming ideas for summer entertaining and evenings in the garden as well.

Author:WHEELER, Chris & Valerie      RSSM Number:C;183      Year Published:2001

This book offers a wealth of planting suggestions, both traditional and innovative, together with all the practical advice you need to make your container garden a success. There are helpful notes on individual species, and fully illustrated planting plans show how contrasting and complementary plants can be combined to stunning effect. Six categories of plants are surveyed in detail: dwarf shrubs and conifers, grasses and sedges, perennials, alpines, bulbs, & herbs.

Author:WHEELER, Chris & Valerie      RSSM Number:C;183a      Year Published:2001

This book offers a wealth of planting suggestions, both traditional and innovative, together with all the practical advice you need to make your container garden a success. There are helpful notes on individual species, and fully illustrated planting plans show how contrasting and complementary plants can be combined to stunning effect. Six categories of plants are surveyed in detail: dwarf shrubs and conifers, grasses and sedges, perennials, alpines, bulbs, & herbs.

Author:GREENWOOD, Bryan      RSSM Number:F;012      Year Published:2001

This is an all you need to know bout choosing and growing colored foliage in one handy practical guide. Advice on how best to combine colors for maximum effect in all types of garden, as well as window boxes and other containers. Full photographic catalog of over 50 varieties of colored foliage plants. Detailed description and botanical information on size, height and spread, and color for each plant.

Author:JOYCE, David      RSSM Number:F;031      Year Published:2001

This is a revelation and a guide. The author gets to the heart of what makes foliage so valuable ornamentally and analyzes the characteristics of leaves and the overall form of plants grown for their foliage, then explores the ways in which their dramatic and subtle qualities can be used in the garden. A strong feature of Foliage is its selection of outstanding plants. Illuminated by dramatic photographs that highlight the wonderful characteristics of leaves. It reveals how and why foliage plants have become major players in the garden.

Author:TOOGOOD, Alan (ed.)      RSSM Number:F;050      Year Published:2001

Over 70 illustrated ferns, palms and climbers, with easy to use growing guide, with at least one plant per page.  Clear and concise details on when and where to grow each plant.  Practical tips on cultivating tropical plants in  non-tropical environments.  Beautiful climbers for both summer and winter flowering and full color photographs and illustrations are sure to inspire you.

Author:TOOGOOD, Alan (ed.)      RSSM Number:F;050a      Year Published:2001

Over 70 illustrated ferns, palms and climbers, with easy to use growing guide, with at least one plant per page. Clear and concise details on when and where to grow each plant. Practical tips on cultivating tropical plants in non-tropical environments. Beautiful climbers for both summer and winter flowering and full color photographs and illustrations are sure to inspire you.

Author:GRAIGMYLE, M.      RSSM Number:G;128      Year Published:2001

This book is unique in grouping long-flowering plants together in a single volume, allowing the reader to plan year-round interest in the garden. Provides descriptions and characteristics for more than 500 plants. Beautifully illustrated with color photographs. Fully accessible to gardeners of all levels of experience.

Author:McHOY, Peter      RSSM Number:G;131      Year Published:2001

Everything you need to know to create a garden, from design basics and advice on drawing up a plant to building garden features such as walls, ponds, patios and arches. Over 2,000 color photographs with how-to step-by-step inspirational images. Learn how to choose the best plants for your particular garden environment. This is a comprehensive practical guide to gardeing season-by-season throughout the year, including projects for the kitchen garden, the flower garden, and the greenhouse and conservatory.

Author:TAYLOR'S GUIDE SERIES      RSSM Number:G;141      Year Published:2001

Practical, attractive, and easy to maintain, ground covers work harder than any other category of plants to solve gardening problems. You'll find photographs and practical information on more than 400 of the best new cultivars of old favorites, plus dozens of more unusual plants that make wonderful ground covers. Learn to avoid those sneaky invasive plants that look great the first couple of years before taking over your garden landscape. You'll also learn how to stabilize banks and control erosion, how to find a substitute for grass, line curbs and driveways, how to keep animals off your front yard, and how to create a garden as beautiful as it is easy to maintain.

Author:WINTER, Norman      RSSM Number:G;142      Year Published:2001

Loaded with over 200 plants that conjure visions of tropical islands. Detailed, step-by-step instructions and a lushly illustrated field guide take gardeners through the process of cultivating their own gardens with the thick foliage and bright, bold plants of the islands.

Author:MURDOCH BOOKS      RSSM Number:G;167      Year Published:2001

Encyclopedia of over 600 plants with easy-to-follow growing advice and also explores what can go wrong and how to protect different species. Includes everything you need to know to create a beautiful and harmonious flowering garden. Lots of exciting ideas and useful tips, which will help you choose the right plants for your garden. Excellent photography.

Author:STODDART, Laura      RSSM Number:G;180      Year Published:2001

This book contains the prettiest and wittiest of anthologies in an enchanting tribute to the charms of hearth and home and the pleasures of the garden. This is an eloquent little collection which will draw peals of laughter and delight to all who read it.

Author:HOLMES, Caroline (ed.)      RSSM Number:G;191      Year Published:2001

The story of garden design is told through the histories of a wide selection of internationally renowned gardens. Expert texts by international garden writers offer overviews, analyses and new research. Stunning photography is presented in elegant double=page layouts to reveal the variety of features in each garden. An illustrated introduction, glossary and bibliography complete an indispensable guide to garden design, ancient and modern.

Author:HOLMES, Caroline (ed.)      RSSM Number:G;191a      Year Published:2001

The story of garden design is told through the histories of a wide selection of internationally renowned gardens. Expert texts by international garden writers offer overviews, analyses and new research. Stunning photography is presented in elegant double=page layouts to reveal the variety of features in each garden. An illustrated introduction, glossary and bibliography complete an indispensable guide to garden design, ancient and modern.

Author:SUTTON, John      RSSM Number:G;210      Year Published:2001

This authoritative guide includes a wide range of hugely popular genera, as well as introducing new and rewarding plants. Covers botany and classification, plant associations, cullltivation and propagation, advice on garden usage, herbvaceous perennials, annuals, shrubs and rock garden plants with A-Z of genera, species and varieties.

Author:COOKE, Ian      RSSM Number:G;211      Year Published:2001

A complete pracctical guide to growing and collecting these flamboyant flowering plants and using them effectively in the garden. Covers history, botany, cultivation, propagation, and preventing pests and diseases. Complete A-Z directory including color photographs for identification, inspirational garden shots and detailed botanical illustrations.

Author:ATHA, Antony      RSSM Number:H;073      Year Published:2001

A comprehensive reference work featuring over 200 herbs. Easy-to-access directory lets you see each plant’s characteristics and whether it’s suitable for your site. Includes instructions for cultivation and design ideas for all sites and sizes of garden. Complete with recipes for culinary and other uses.

Author:FOLEY, Caroline; NICE, Jill; WEBB, Marcus A.      RSSM Number:H;079      Year Published:2001

This book makes the most of herbs, discovering which are best for cooking, which are the best to dry for lasting scent, and which offer protection against today's diseases. There is a section on growing herbs that shows just how easy they are to plant and maintain, thus giving insight into how much pleasure can be gained from an herb garden.

Author:MIKOLAJSKI, Andrew      RSSM Number:H;086      Year Published:2001

Everything you need to know at a glance in one handy practical guide. Full photographic catalog of more than 40 varieties, botanical information on history, growth, color, size and flowering for each variety. Step-by-step guidance on planting, propagating, growing in containers and flower arranging. Planting ideas for hostas in troughs, as ground cover, as edging plants, in mixed borders, in containers and for flower arrangements.