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More copies of this ISBN:This title in other formats:Sunset Western Garden Book 7TH Editionby Sunset
Synopses & ReviewsFrom Powells.com:The sun is (here and there) peeking out from behind the clouds, the daffodils
are bursting out of the hard winter earth, and the days are getting noticeably
longer: spring is just around the corner. Which makes this a perfect time for
picking up the 'Bible' for green thumbs in the western states. For over 100 years,
Sunset has been renowned for its no-nonsense gardening tips, easy to follow
diagrams and encyclopedic knowledge of plant varieties. Its garden books are essential
texts for anyone who wants advice on what plants to grow and how and where to
grow them. The 40th-anniversary edition of the Western Garden Book marks
the first major revision of this marvelous text. Glossy color photos accompany
guides and maps of the West's 24 climate zones, visual guides to plant diseases,
gardening techniques, and an excellent resource directory. All this in addition
to more than 6,000 plant listings. Sunset aims to demystify the art of
gardening, giving every reader clear and comprehensive advice on how to create
and maintain a wonderful garden in almost any climate zone in the western states.
Georgie, Powells.com Publisher Comments:Introducing the 7th edition of Sunset's Western Garden Book for 2001. Perhaps the most referenced gardening guide in the United States, Western Garden Book is written for all gardeners, from novice to expert. It is packed with plant descriptions and gardening information — all from Sunset, the authority on Western gardening for more than 60 years. The 2001 edition is a welcome addition or update for every gardener's bookshelf! Book News Annotation:This perennial gardening classic, which has grown to some 8,000
entries with 1,000-plus color illustrations, contains color maps of
the West's climate zones, a plant selection guide, an encyclopedia,
practical gardening tips, and a resource directory. Resources include
a list of North American public and historic gardens, a guide to
demystifying botanical names, a pronunciation key, and a glossary.
Lacks references.
Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com) What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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