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Perennial Gardening:     more books (100)

Perennials for the Southwest: Plants That Flourish in Arid Gardens by Mary Irish, 2006-03-01 The Harrowsmith Perennial Garden: Flowers for Three Seasons by Patrick Lima, 1987-12-01 Landscaping with Perennials (Rodale's Successful Organic Gardening) by Elizabeth Stell, C. Colston Burrell, 1995-04-15 Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perennials: 10th Anniversary Revised and Expanded Edition by Ellen Phillips, C. Colston Burrell, 2004-05-05 Perennials by Pam Harper, 1987-01-01 The Complete Perennials Book by Ortho, 2003-01-01 Jerry Baker's Perfect Perennials: Hundreds of Fantastic Flower Secrets for Your Garden (Jerry Baker Good Gardening series) by Jerry Baker, 2009-04-01 Ortho's All About Successful Perennial Gardening by Janet Macunovich, 2002-01-01 Perennials: Organic Gardening Basics Volume 6 (Rodale Organic Gardening Basics) Perennials for Midwestern Gardens: Proven Plants for the Heartland by Anthony W. Kahtz, 2008-05-15 Bloom's Best Perennials and Grasses: Expert Plant Choices and Dramatic Combinations for Year-Round Gardens by Adrian Bloom, 2010-04-21 Armitage's Manual of Annuals, Biennials and Half-Hardy Perennials by Allan M. Armitage, 2001-09-01 Complete Guide to Perennials (Miracle Gro) by Miracle-Gro, 2008-02-19 Perennials: Secrets to Success with Intermountain and High Desert Gardening by Tova Roseman, 1998-06-01

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21. Better Homes And Gardens Store
    Fruit Vegetable Gardening • Garden Shed • General • Herb Gardening • Landscaping• Ortho's All About • perennial gardening • Problem Solving  
    http://www.bhg.com/bhg/store/catalog/department/otherDepartment.jhtml?catid=cat1

22. Hosta And Perennial Plants At Hallson Gardens
    A retail, mailorder hosta and perennial nursery offering a wide variety of plants for your garden.Category Shopping Home and Garden Plants Perennials Michigan, specializing in perennial and hosta plants. Browse the gardeningjournal and visit the hosta and perennial gardening forums.  
    http://www.perennialnursery.com/
    
    Extractions: Thank you for visiting our hosta and perennial gardens online! Hallson Gardens is a nursery in Southeast Michigan specializing in perennial and hosta plants. We currently grow over 200 different hostas along with hundreds of other perennials . Our largest selection is available at the nursery in the beautiful Irish Hills Area near Brooklyn, Michigan, where we will be happy to show you around our gardens. If you are not in our local area, please check out the hosta or perennial links for our mail order selection. We work hard to provide you with excellent service and high quality perennial and hosta plants. In a June, 2001 online poll at Garden Web we were rated one of the best online hosta sources in the country. Click here to read some of our customer feedback. You will find helpful information on our site in our perennial reference section, the Wolf Creek Journal , or our busy hosta and perennial gardening forums . You will also find many pictures of our gardens throughout to help you with gardening ideas or learn about new plants. You may also e-mail us if you have any questions. Happy Gardening!

23. Perennial Garden, Gardening, Perennials Guide To Planting Flowers
    Information and resources for perennial gardening.  
    http://backyardgardener.com/pren/
    
    Extractions: Database ... Information on 50+ Perennials The new gardener is coming to rely on perennial flowering plants to a greater extent every year. This is natural, for these plants to possess qualities, which enable them to fill satisfactorily almost all-gardening needs. There is danger, however, that we may select too many plants of too many varieties and undertake to care for a larger garden than we can properly keep in the pink of condition. It is more reasonable to limit our attention to a few plants and then raise them wisely and well, rather than to spread our endeavors over too wide a field, and so, perhaps, reap only disappointment for our labor.

24. Perennial Gardening
    no. 7.402. perennial gardening. by D. Waltman, JE Klett and RA Cox1. Quick Facts Choose your Garden location before designing it.  
    http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/Garden/07402.html
    
    Extractions: You are here: Home Gardening Online Fact Sheets no. 7.402 by D. Waltman, J.E. Klett and R.A. Cox A well-designed perennial Garden can provide many years of beauty and enjoyment. Careful selection of plant materials and thoughtful planning can result in a full season of color. Perennials often require less maintenance than some annual flowers. Once established, they generally require less water than annuals and often have fewer pest problems. Perennial Gardens may serve as borders along a fence or property line, thus easing mowing, trimming and water requirements that a lawn may present in such areas. It is also visually pleasing to locate the Garden against a background such as a fence, wall, shrubs or evergreens. Site selection is the first step in planning a successful perennial Garden. Take stock of your environmental conditions to see where an optimum site might be. Ease of access, proximity to outdoor living areas, and visibility from within the home are other factors to be considered. A perennial Garden may also be a focal feature in the landscape, unrelated to indoor living areas.

25. Colorado State Cooperative Extension Garden Publications Online
    7.237, Edible Flowers, PDF. 7.401, Rock Garden Plants, PDF. 7.402, perennial gardening,PDF. 7.404, Selecting and Planting Roses, PDF. 7.405, Herbaceous Perennials, PDF.  
    http://www.ext.colostate.edu/pubs/garden/pubgard.html

26. Let's Talk Perennials :: Index
    post. perennial gardening, General perennial gardening Questions and answerson garden perennials, from Acaena to Zantedeschia! Moderators  
    http://perennials.com/forum/

27. Georgia Perennial Plant Association - Speakers Bureau
    Speakers Bureau. The following GPPA members are knowledgeable aboutperennial gardening in the southeast and related subjects. They  
    http://www.mindspring.com/~guzy/speakers/
    
    Extractions: Board Meetings ... GPPA Home ©2002 by GPPA The following GPPA members are knowledgeable about perennial gardening in the southeast and related subjects. They lecture to garden clubs, community groups, and other interested organizations on the topics listed. Jane Bath Address : 1826 Trotters Lane ~ Stone Mountain, GA 30087

28. Georgia Perennial Plant Association - Special Events
    Flower Show. Fire and Ice A Symposium on perennial gardening. Saturday,February 2, 2002 at the Carter Presidential Center. With Georgia's  
    http://www.mindspring.com/~guzy/events/2002/
    
    Extractions: Carter Presidential Center With Georgia's scorching summers and sub-freezing winters, planning a garden that will thrive can be a challenge. Our 17th annual perennial gardening symposium will focus on creating gardens that will not only survive but flourish when subjected to the droughts and weather extremes with which Southeastern gardeners continue to be blessed. The symposium is co-sponsored by the Georgia Perennial Plant Association and the Atlanta Botanical Garden. GPPA symposium chair is Annette Quinn. Program Schedule 8:30-9 a.m. 9 a.m. Opening Remarks 9:15 a.m. "The Sustainable Garden"

29. Daylilies, Ideal For Container Gardening, Ornamental Gardens, Cottage Gardens, P
    Daylilies thrive in most places with little care. Perfect for container gardens,perennial gardening, ornamental gardens, cottage gardens.  
    http://www.daylily-garden-perennials.com/order.html
    
    Extractions: We will ship plants from May until September. Plants are freshly dug rinsed and shipped bare root. They are packaged in moist newspaper to keep them cool. We cut back any foliage and blooming stems, if any, for shipping. A daylily clump grows in many separate segments called fans. Each fan consists of roots and foliage and when separated becomes a new plant. Each daylily plant we send will consist of at least two fans. I am confident that you will have 100% success growing and enjoying these daylilies. If you don't like these daylilies for any reason you can return them and we will refund your purchase price immediately. This is a lifetime guarantee. For as long as you are gardening, if you are dissatisfied with our daylilies for any reason, we will refund your purchase price.

30. PSB Vol 44 No 3: Book Reviews: Horticulture
    garden store in the spring and you're sure to overhear someone say, I'm giving upon planting annuals every year; I'm going into perennial gardening. Surprise  
    http://www.botany.org/bsa/psb/1998/rev20-98.html
    
    Extractions: The Well-Tended Perennial Garden: Planting and Pruning Techniques DiSabato-Aust, Tracy, 1998. ISBN 0-88192-414-8 (cloth US$29.95) 338 pp. Timber Press Inc., 133 SW Second Avenue, Suite 450, Portland, OR 97204-3527 - Go to a garden store in the spring and you're sure to overhear someone say, "I'm giving up on planting annuals every year; I'm going into perennial gardening." Surprise! Perennials also require work. There are many books on perennial gardening that cover garden design, soil preparation, and selection of materials but fall short on the matter of maintenance. Tracy DiSabato Aust in The Well-Tended Perennial Garden is one of the first perennial experts to focus a book on the hard work but in a way that gives the work a clear purpose, even an esthetic goal. Plant biologists who also enjoy perennial gardening as a hobby will be especially appreciative of the author's scientific approach to the subject. For many years Tracy DiSabato-Aust has been experimenting with various pruning, thinning, and division techniques to keep her perennial garden and those of her landscape clients in peak form. She not only uses pruning techniques to remove spent blooms or diseased plants but also to produce pleasing visual effects. For example, she explains how to cut plants back, even prior to anthesis, to extend their bloom period or to produce a layered effect in the garden, moving from low to medium to tall plants. Then there is the matter of cleaning up the perennial garden in autumn or spring. In the pages of this book you will learn the best time of year to cut back and/or divide most of the commonly grown perennials and some of the more unusual cultivars, too.

31. Welcome To Xaosearch.com's Perennial Gardening Section.
    perennial gardening perennial gardening Find links to great garden productsand outdoor equipment at dozens of online stores. Search  
    http://xaosearch.com/perennial_gardening.html

32. Herb Gardening
    Herb Gardening Perennial Information. Herb gardening is a vital andimportant part of perennial gardening. Herbs are after all, plants  
    http://www.gardening-tips-perennials.com/herbgardening.html
    
    Extractions: I promise to use it only to send you Doug Green's Garden. Herb Gardening Perennial Information Herb gardening is a vital and important part of perennial gardening. Herbs are after all, plants that gardeners have found a use for - medicinal, cosmetic or culinary or ornamental. It is the ornamental and culinary aspect that we want to focus on in these web pages. There are some great books on the cosmetic use of herbs for guys and I'll share some of my cooking recipes here on this site. Because I do like to cook with herbs as much as I enjoy growing them. My basil spahetti is famous (well, at least the kids really love it.) The recipe is here. Some of the best plants in the perennial garden are also considered herbs and their stories are found on the links below. While this is not a site about herbs, it is a site about perennials and herb gardening is a very important part of the perennial border. In general, there are a few things you need to know:

33. Chestnut Hill Landscape Contractors Perennial Gardening
    Full Season Color. Wildflower Meadows. Container Gardening. Landscape Planting.We specialize in individual outdoor needs for your personal living space.  
    http://www.chestnuthilllandscapecontractors.com/per_grdn.html
    
    Extractions: From start to finish, our commitment to the trade will ensure the quality you demand. Examples of our work: Full Season Color Wildflower Meadows Container Gardening Landscape Planting We specialize in individual outdoor needs for your personal living space. We'll take you from the planning and design stage through the complete installation of patios and landscapes.

34. Plant Reference Guides - Twombly Nursery - Gardening Resources, Plant Index, Gar
    Heritage Perennials perennial gardening Guide The perennial gardening Guideis a wonderful resource loaded with informative text and color photographs.  
    http://www.twomblynursery.com/guide.asp

35. Something From Susie - Specializing In Perennial Design, Landscaping, Water Gard
    412.257.8948. Seminar Topics. perennial gardening Made Easy. Gardening AroundWater. perennial gardening. perennial gardening. Attracting Birds.  
    http://www.somethingfromsusie.com/events.html

36. Something From Susie - Landscaping - Specializing In Perennial Design, Consultin
    The Basics of perennial gardening Plant identification, soil and bed preparation,fertilization, mulch/compost, dividing, winterization, maintenance.  
    http://www.somethingfromsusie.com/seminars.html

37. Tours
    This is the second and most advanced class in a series taught by Jim Faustgenon successful perennial gardening. perennial gardening For Minnesota  
    http://www.openuinc.com/tours.htm
    
    Extractions: Oct 7, 13 Days, $3,198.00 CALL 651-277-3739 FOR DETAILS A Walk About Lake Como Explore the beauty, mystery, human and natural history of St. Paul’s Lake Como Area in this 3-hour stroll along the walking path around the lake. On this walk, you will: Discover a few fossils of animals which lived in the Ancient Sea that covered this place half a billion years ago Visit the beaches where Paleo-Indians hunted woolly mammoth, giant beaver, and giant bison at the end of the Ice Age 12,000 years ago Touch the gnarled witness tree which Native Americans believe contains the guardian spirit of the lake and learn the ten thousand year history of Native Americans in the Twin Cities area Walk along a prehistoric trail and route of the Red River Ox Carts which brought furs from the far North to the riverboat landing at St. Paul

38. Perennial Gardening Book Selections
    Georgie's Favorite Gardening Books. If you'd like to buy one of these great booksor learn more about them, just click on the book's image. hmm, hmm, hmmm.  
    http://www.grasshoppergardenescapes.com/perennialgardeningbooks.htm

39. Gardening Books
    perennial gardening Guide by John Valleau This soft cover guide describes ferns,grasses, ground covers and herbs in addition to standard perennial flowers.  
    http://www.ambergategardens.com/2_4_1bks.html
    
    Extractions: This recent soft cover Minnesota Extension Service publication will prove helpful to gardeners wishing to attract more of these fascinating creatures to their landscapes. Among the items discussed in the text are: butterfly and moth identification, butterfly life histories, behaviors and habitats as will as butterfly and moth garden plants. A nice assortment of color pictures and illustrations complement the written text. Order Form Growing Perennials in Cold Climates Northern gardeners have long been waiting for a perennial book written specifically for colder regions. This comprehensive hard cover book was released in the fall of 1998 and is illustrated by 320 color photographs. It includes comprehensive descriptions of more than 50 groups of perennials, including 1,700 varieties proven to thrive in cold climates. A five-star rating system highlights the top performers. 448pp. Order Form Growing Roses in Cold Climates

40. Welcome To The South Carolina Botanical Garden - Fall Calender Of Events
    Register today! Handson perennial gardening Series, Fee $5 per family(max. of 5 family members). Hands-on perennial gardening Series,  
    http://www.clemson.edu/scbg/pages/calendar/calend.htm

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