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Flower Day: A Story of 24 Hours and 24 Floral Lives

Rich observation and beautiful illustrations are highlights of Knapp’s unique take on flowering plants.

Drink Your Garden: Recipes, Stories and Tips from the Simple Goodness Cocktail Farm

Imagine The Bartender’s Bible got a Martha Stewart Living makeover; that about sums up this superb book’s depth of information, artfully packaged and infectiously conveyed.
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American Horticultural Society Essential Guide to Organic Vegetable Gardening: Techniques and Know-How for Planning, Planting, and Tending a Home Vegetable Garden Organically

This substantial guide will do well with readers looking to achieve organic gardening success. With its easy-to-peruse layout and accessible advice, expect high circulation for this resource.
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Survival Gardening: Grow Your Own Emergency Food Supply, from Seed to Root Cellar

A nonintimidating introduction to short- and long-term food plans and gardening techniques that will help readers develop their emergency food supply plan.
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The Money-Saving Garden Year: A Month-by-Month Guide to a Great Garden That Costs Less

The sound, money-saving ideas boil down to planting seeds, whether collected or purchased, dividing plants, and making cuttings using numerous methods.
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What the Chicken Knows: A New Appreciation of the World’s Most Familiar Bird

Montgomery’s expertise as a naturalist and fluid writing style combine for an engaging and eye-opening read. For all collections.
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Quiet Beauty: The Japanese Gardens of North America

A gorgeous, informative, browsable book for armchair travelers, vacation planners, and readers interested in North American Japanese-style gardens and their history.
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The Texas Native Plant Primer: 225 Plants for an Earth-Friendly Garden

This lovely, browsable, wide-ranging, authoritative book will be relished by Texas gardeners of all experience levels. It’s perfect for readers who are looking for plant suggestions so that they can design or expand their own gardens with native species.
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The Curious Kitchen Gardener: Uncommon Plants and How To Eat Them

Perhaps this will be the nudge that less-confident cooks will need to try something new. Recommended for readers seeking new options in both their gardens and their kitchens.
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