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Water-Wise Plants for the Southwest
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Wherever you live in the southwest, this book will help you create a beautiful, low-water landscape.
Cool Springs Press, 2010
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California Gardener's Guide Volume II
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As California's water becomes more and more precious, California Gardener's Guide Volume II is fast becoming the essential book for every California gardener.
This is the ONLY book written about low water gardening, specifically for California gardeners
California Gardener's Guide Volume II includes
- A primer on how to garden in California where summers are long, hot, and dry, and what rains there are, come in winter
- 272 photo-filed pages with nearly 800 plants, the majority of which are low water and absolutely gorgeous
- Tips and techniques that focus on the details of creating the garden of your dreams
Cool Springs Press, 2007; 272 pages
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Los Angeles Times
- Pearl Fryar, topiary hero
- Grow your own exotic citrus -- pummelos, blood oranges and kaffi
- Arabian lilac shrub provides year-round color
- A few Cliffs Notes Here's some of what Pitzer College has learned about plant selection, irrigation and conservation of resource
- Peruvian lilies trumpet their beauty
- Backyard growers still hungry for edibles and drought-tolerant plants
- Citrus: care and feeding, root to fruit
- Sustainability isn't merely academic Parking lots become orchards and lawns become desert gardens at Pitzer
- Rosalind Creasy's New Edible Landscaping
San Diego Union Tribune
- It's strawberry season; Now's the time to plant for future harvests
- Cultivating kiwi You need male and female plants to produce fruit
- Seeds of artistry Painter finds a challenging new medium - the garden
- Blades of glory: Whether catching morning dew or in your morning brew, lemon grass has it covered
- Kitchen Gardens
- Across generations: Author Sharon Lovejoy shares her love of gar
- Of Like Minds: Collaboration results in a California fusion of riotous garden color
- Living in Beauty and Privacy
- It's a natural: 'Green garden' thrives with little waste
- Time to shop for bare-root plants
- The colorful Pincushion; South African Leucospermum is a low-water, high-impact plant
- The Old Grove in Leucadia
- Pluot evolution is bearing fruit
- The organic way Be Wise Ranch has found success through tenacity and innovation
- Warm & fuzzy Three Phlomis varieties can soften look of low-water landscape
- Hardy yarrow can color your world
- Variations on a theme There are appealing alternatives to the ubiquitous paperbark Melaleuca
- Time for basil's day in the sun
- Summertime's purple powerhouse - Eggplants come in solids and stripes, and all need full sun
- 3 yards = 1 feat
Sunset Magazine
Pacific Horticulture
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recent articles
August 8th, 2011
Blades of glory Whether catching morning dew or in your morning brew, lemon grass has it covered
July 16th, 2011
3 yards = 1 feat
March 5th, 2011
The colorful pincushion: South African Leucospermum is a low-water, high-impact plant
January 4th, 2011
Pluot evolution is bearing fruit
November 10th, 2010
Rosalind Creasy's New Edible Landscaping reviewed in the LA Times
October 9th, 2010
The Organic Way: Be Wise Ranch has found success through tenacity and innovation
July 1st, 2009
Lose the Lawn
May 23rd, 2009
'A Bona Fide Plant Fanatic'
