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Tasha Tudor's Garden
by: Martin, Tovah
Writer and illustrator of more than 75 beloved children's books, Tasha
Tudor lives a 19th-century lifestyle in the gardens surrounding her hand-hewn
house. In this gorgeous book, garden writer Tovah Martin and photographer
Richard Brown take readers into the magical gardens called "Paradise"--and
behind the scenes. Photographs and watercolors throughout.
c. 1994, H/C (Reg $37.00)... $27.00
Used
Condition: VG, minor wear on dust jacket,
previous owner name inside front cover
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Texas Wildflowers: A Field Guide
by: Loughmiller, Campbell & Loughmiller, Lynn
From the Big Bend to the Big Thicket, from the Panhandle to the Rio Grande
Valley, Texas is blessed with a dazzling array of wildflowers. Of the
many species that adorn the state, Texas Wildflowers provides clear and
concise descriptions for more than 300, complemented by 381 stunning full-color
photographs. Not only the most prevalent species but also rare and unusual
plants of startling beauty are illustrated and described. For more than
three decades Campbell and Lynn Loughmiller have photographed the wildflowers
of Texas, and their most exquisite photographs are reproduced here. The
loveliest flowers from all regions of the state are represented, from
the graceful calopogon orchid of the Big Thicket to the surprisingly delicate
blooms of the Trans-Pecos cacti. Color photos. 271 pgs.
c. 1989, S/C...$17.95
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Like New
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Toxic Plants of North America (2nd Ed)
by: Burrows, George E & Tyrl, Ronald J.
An up-to-date, comprehensive reference for both wild and cultivated toxic
plants on the North American continent. In addition to compiling and presenting
information about the toxicology and classification of these plants published
in the years since the appearance of the first edition, this edition significantly
expands coverage of human and wildlife—both free-roaming and captive—intoxications
and the roles of secondary compounds and fungal endophytes in plant intoxications.
With more than 2,700 new literature citations document identification
of previously unknown toxicants, mechanisms of intoxication, additional
reports of intoxication problems, and significant changes in the classification
of plant families and genera and associated changes in plant nomenclature.
It is a comprehensive, essential resource for veterinarians, toxicologists,
agricultural extension agents, animal scientists, and poison control professionals.
Color photos.
c. 2013, 2nd ed, H/C... $299.99
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Traditional Home Book Of Herbs
by: Janulewicz, Michael
All you need to know about successful planting, raising, harvesting, &
use of herbs. Includes an A-Z glossary of herbs with descriptions, cultivation
& uses. Color photographs. 144 pgs.
c.1996, H/C...$12.95
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Treating Animal Illnesses & Emotional States with Flower Essense
Remedies
by: Bear, Jessica & Lewis, Tricia
This book very simply gives concrete advice on what flower essence
remedies can do for animals. It lists the flower and several examples
of how that particular flower can help the situation. The book explains
what flower essences are, what to do with them, how to prepare them, and
where to buy them.The formulas and use of these natural remedies are easily
explained in terms for novice and expert alike. 82 pgs.
c. 1998, S/C... $10.00
Used, Out-Of-Print
Condition: Very Good - like new except for previous
owner's name stamped inside front cover
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Trees
by: Perkins, Benjamin
Following in the tradition of the great flower & plant books which
became so popular in the seventeenth century, the incredibly life-like
illustrations in this book depict each stage of a tree's growth from stark,
dormant twig & delicate bud to the ephemeral beauty of the blossoms
& the richness of fruit & autumn foliage. Accompanying the watercolors,
there are evocative pen-and0ink sketches which capture all the beauty
of the bare silhouettes agains winter skies with a vignette showing some
of the flora & fauna associated with each tree. Combining botanical
information & personal reminiscences, the text reveals the author's
intense love & knowledge of the countryside of the British Isles where
he spent most of his life. 58 full-color paintings & many pen-and-ink
drawings. 176 pgs.
c. 1987, H/C...$24.95
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Very Good with dust jacket,
slight wear on dust jacket, inside near mint
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Trees (Smithsonian Handbooks)
by: Coombes, Allen
Identification & information guide packed with over 1500 crystal-clear
photos with precise annotation to make identification sure & simple.
Concise & jargon-free text pinpoints the key characteristics of each
species & provides quick, accessible information such as: the differnece
betwenn conifers, broadleaves, & palms, it identifies each genus by
leaf types & guides you to the correct species entry. A concise glossary
defines scientific terms. 320 pgs.
c. 2002, 2nd Ed, S/C...$20.00
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Trees of Missouri
by: Settergren, Carl & McDermott, R.E.
Covers essentailly all of the native and some of the more common naturalized
trees of Missouri. Describes their leaves, flowers, fruit, twigs, and
bark. Includes distribution maps of counties where they are found. Covers
161 species. B/W photos of each species. 123 pgs.
c. 1962, 1968 reprint, S/C... $12.00
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Good, some pages creased and
back cover creased
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Trees Of North America
by: Mitchell, Alan
Identification & information guide on the trees of North America. Each
tree is featured as it appears in a typical landscape, with seasonal changes,
leaf shapes, male & female flowers, and seeds shown in fine detail and
clearly labeled. There is a section for people wishing to grow, plant,
prune, or propagate their own trees, along with step-by-step instructions
& diagrams. Hundreds of full color illustrations. 208 pgs.
c.1987, S/C...$29.95
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Turfgrass Management
by: Turgeon, A J
Rich with illustrations, Turfgrass Management, is regarded for its thorough
coverage of turfgrass science and technology. While covering the important
features of turfgrass systems, interactions, and management, this book
attempts to unlock some of the mysteries of turf and establish the role
of cultural interventions in achieving specific objectives. Among its
many updates, this edition features an expanded treatment of turfgrass
physiology and biochemistry; more on improving environmental stress tolerance;
new methods for alleviating soil compaction and improving drainage; and
a section on spring transitions. Expanded treatment of hormones such as:
brassinosteroids, jasmonic acid, and salicylic acid. References the most
recent research regarding the effects of endogenous applications of these
materials on turfgrass growth and stress tolerance. Shows how the innovative
use of grow lights extends the photoperiod on summer-stressed turfs such
as stadiums and golf courses. A description of a subsurface aeration system
is now included. Shows how to improve drainage by using a suction pump
attached to drain pipes, and how to modify root zone temperature by pumping
air through drain pipes. Golf course superintendents, professional lawn
care specialists, and other related professionals. Filled with B/W line
drawings and 2 pages of color illustrations & color photos. 406 pgs.
c. 1995, 4th Ed, H/C (Reg $89.75)... $45.00
Used
Condition: Near Mint, name stamped on
dedication page
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Using Beneficial Insects
by: Hart, Rhonda
Garden soil builders, pollinators & predators. 32 pgs.
c.1991, Booklet...$2.95
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Vertical Vegetables & Fruit
by: Hart, Rhonda Massingham
Creative gardening techniques for growing up in small spaces. You can
take advantage of vertical acreage by planting vegetables and fruit that
climb, ramble and twine toward the sun. Low maintenance and big harvests
are just two of the benefits of using teepees, trellises, cages, hanging
baskets, wall pockets, stacking pots, and multilevel raised beds to grow
vegetables and fruit. Small, contained spaces also minimize weeding and
pest control and maximize your harvest. 167 pages, color illustrations.
c. 2011, S/C... $16.95
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Water Plants For Missouri Ponds
by: Whitley, James
Identification, unique features, values & uses, non-chemical control.
This is a must-read for pond owners who want to enhance their ponds. Includes
interesting descriptions and line drawings of 68 aquatic and shoreline
plant species found in Missouri, along with 58 color photos. A "Suitability
for Ponds" section helps pond owners select appropriate plants, as
well as control problem plants. 151 pgs.
c. 1990, S/C...$10.00
Used
Condition: Very Good
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Weather-Wise Gardener
by: Simonds, Calvin
A guide to understanding, predicting, and working with the weather. Meteorological
principles and phenomena explained in a way that's immediately clear and
relevant to everyday experience. 244 pgs.
c. 1983, H/C... $15.00
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Very Good
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What Every Gardener Should Know About Earthworms
by: Hopp, Dr. Henry
All about raising earthworms. 32 pgs.
c. 1978, Booklet...$2.95
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What Wood Is That?: A Manual of Wood Identification
by: Edlin, Herbert L
Strong, pliable, and natural, wood is the world's most versatile structural
resource. But how to tell one kind from another and choose just the right
wood for your project? This remarkable collection of forty actual wood
samples shows the color, grain, and texture of the leading varieties.
Detailed drawings identify uncut, unfinished trees by their leaves, fruits,
and bark. Originally published in 1969, and now in its eighth printing,
this straightforward text explains where each kind of tree is grown and
how to use its wood to the best advantage, from lamination to veneering,
from carving and molding, to finishing. Here, too, is the history of man's
use of wood from the Stone Age ax to modern-day conservation issues and
rare rain-forest species. This is an invaluable resource for builders,
homeowners, and hobbyists and a fascinating companion for forest guides
and nature lovers. 160 pgs.
c. 1969, H/C ... $50.00
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Very Good, like new
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What Tree Is That?
by: Stirling, Macoboy
A unique comprehensive reference book on the trees of the world with practical
information on growth habits and cultivation methods. Includes more than
300 genera and 900 species with 850 superb color photos. 367 pgs.
c. 1991, H/C...$49.95
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Wide-Row Planting: The Productive Miracle
by: by: Raymond, Dick
Reasons behind wide-row planting, soil preparation, planting, thinnning,
etc. 32 pgs.
c.1997, Booklet...$2.95
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Wildflower Identifier
by: Imes, Rick
Intended as an introductory volume for those developing an interest in
wildflower identification. Each species is easy to identify from a list
of special characteristics. Information given on wildflower anatomy, the
role of wildflowers in an ecosystem, photgraphing wildflowers and wildflower
folk lore. More than 130 species in full color. 80 pgs.
c. 1990, H/C... $9.95
Used, Out-Of-Print, Quantities Limited
Condition: Very Good, inscription inside
first page otherwise inside like new
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Woodland & Wildlife
by: Kirby, Keith
Although this book is concerned with British woodlands, the advise in
it is international. Tells how to identify the types of woodland and their
approximate ages, and how to make the best of the existing woodlands with
the aim being to maximize the potential for wildlife while recognizing
the human demands. Also covers woodland conservation now and in the future.
B/W illustrations. 126 pgs.
c. 1992, H/C... $29.95
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