Resources Tagged: Flower Gardening
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1991-01-19 Enjoy a delicious bounty of heirloom vegetables every year. Marc Rogers guides you through the time-honored and cost-effective tradition of collecting seeds from this year’s harvest to grow next year’s crop. Learn how to select and store seeds from proven varieties of more than 100 common...
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1978-01-01 To help you derive the greatest measure of success, here is a concise but encyclopedic volume of all the things you need to know about the seeds you grow--their geographicial origin, relationship with other plants, germination requirements such as light, moisture and temperature, together with...
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1968-01-01 This book tells how to create a beautiful (and easily and economically maintained) gardens using plants that require a minimum of water. Wherever you live, and whatever the size of your garden, here's the book that will help you maintain it more easily and economically. It will be invaluable for...
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1982-05-01 Living With the Flowers: A Guide to Bringing Flowers into Your Daily Life offers guidance in flower gardening techniques and the use of flowers in cooking, crafts, projects, and the creation of perfumes and cosmetics.
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1989-01-01 A complete guide to growing fresh flowers year-round. A beautifully illustrated month-by-month guide to growing fresh flowers year-round, both indoors and out. This book presents full instructions for cultivating 150 plants noted for their floral displays. Also includes illustrated plans for...
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1998-01-01 A beautiful illistrated book with detail instructions on how to grow a garden that will give you flowers to cut for your home.
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1994-01-01 This book deals with the different areas of raising a perennial garden from environment, to styles, to designs, to planning and maintenance.
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1999-01-01 Anyone who picks up The Edible Flower Garden will be tempted to grow, harvest, and sample at least a few of the more than forty varieties of edible flowers. Among them, you'll find more familiar food plants—dill and mustard, for example—in addition to common flowers, such as tulips or roses....