Garden Catalog 2012

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Which end of the bulb goes up? When should I prune my lilacs? Why arent my tomato plants growing?

With answers to these and 97 other essential gardening questions.

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Make 2012 your best year for gardening with titles from Storey, Timber Press, Workman, Algonquin, The Experiment, Artisan, and Black Dog & Leventhal!

CREATING RAIN GARDENS

Capturing Rain for Your Own Water-Efficient Garden
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The Year-Round Vegetable Gardener Vegetable NIKI JABBOUR Gardeners Container Bible

The Vegetable Gardeners Bible, 2nd Edition

NEW!
EDWARD C. SMITH

The Vegetable Gardeners Container Bible, 2nd Edition

EDWARD C. SMITH

Niki Jabbour gardens in Nova Scotia, EDWARD C. SMITH where short summers and low levels of winter sunlight create the ultimate challenge for food gardeners. Her simple, proven techniques will have everyone harvesting fresh vegetables in every month of the year, no matter where they live. Readers will learn how to select the best varieties for each season, master the art of succession planting, and make inexpensive protective structures that keep vegetables viable and delicious through the colder months.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-568-1; No. 62568 Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-992-4; No. 62992 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 256 pages; 8 x 10/

This updated edition includes more vegetables, fruits, and herbs; more photographs; extended-season growing advice; and more solutions for small-space gardening, giving gardeners more reasons than ever to turn to The Vegetable Gardeners Bible when planning, planting, and caring for homegrown, organic produce. Ed Smiths W-O-R-D system results in fewer weeds, healthier plants, and delicious vegetables Ed promises!
BEST SELLEREE 457,000 copies in print
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-475-2; No. 62475 Hardcover: $34.95 US / $41.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-476-9; No. 62476 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 352 pages; 8 x 10/

Information on growing everyones favorite vegetables in all kinds of containers. Ed Smith delivers his wealth of container-gardening knowledge in a friendly, accessible style. He explains how to choose the right plants, select appropriate containers, care for plants throughout the growing season, control pests without chemicals, and much more. He even includes plans for small-space container gardens that urban and suburban gardeners will love.
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Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-975-7; No. 62975 Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-976-4; No. 62976 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 264 pages; 8 x 10/

12-copy floor display $279.40 US / $355.40 CAN ISBN 978-1-61212-044-7 No. 622044

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are one of the most important vegetables in our year-round garden. Not only are they an easy-to-grow, low-maintenance crop, but theyre also cold tolerant and may be stored right in the soil where theyre grown for a winter-long harvest of sweet, crisp roots. In fact, as temperatures take a nosedive, in late fall, their flavor improves as the starches in the roots convert to sugar. In terms of yield per square foot, carrots are also tops. Because they can be grown so close together and take up so little space, carrots supply a big harvest from a small plot. But perhaps the most important reason to grow carrots is their taste. The flavor of just-dug garden carrots is sensational: crunchy, sweet, and absolutely delicious. They even smell good fresh and earthy. Carrots are one of the few vegetables our kids will eat without my nagging; they even run up to the garden to dig a few for their lunchboxes and after-school snacks. It probably helps that, thanks to increasing demand, heirloom carrots in shades of purple, white, yellow, red, and, of course, orange have been reintroduced into seed catalogs. Digging for carrots is also fun! Everyone loves to harvest from our rainbow bed, because you never know what color youll end up with. (Im partial to purple.) Whatever types of carrots you choose to grow, with a basic cold frame or even just a thick layer of shredded leaves and a row cover, youll be able to enjoy them virtually 12months of the year.

The Veggie Gardeners Answer Book

BARBARA W. ELLIS

Starter Vegetable Gardens

BARBARA PLEASANT

The Vegetable Gardeners Book of Building Projects

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This sturdy, in-the-garden reference includes insider tips and practical advice for growing the very best crops. Gardeners will find uncomplicated advice on planting a vegetable garden and organically controlling pests and diseases.
56,000 copies in print GWA Winner 2009
Flexibind with paper spine: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-024-2; No. 62024 Two-color; illustrations throughout 432 pages; 4 x 6/

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For first-time vegetable gardeners, Pleasant clearly explains exactly how to start, maintain, and eventually expand an organic vegetable garden, even in the smallest of spaces. She covers everything from soil quality and planting schedules to fertilizers, harvesting, and more. Includes 24 no-fail, small-scale garden plans that will provide fresh food all season long.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-529-2; No. 62529 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 180 pages; 9/ x 12

With just a little time and a handful of tools, gardeners can create 39 simple projects for the vegetable garden. Each includes step-by-step instructions, detailed illustrations, complete materials and lumber lists, no-nonsense tips, and a color photograph of the finished product.
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-526-1; No. 62526 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 152 pages; 8 x 10/

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The Gardeners AZ Guide to Growing Organic Food

TANYA L. K. DENCKLA

Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardeners Handbook

RON KUJAWSKI & JENNIFER KUJAWSKI

The Backyard Homestead

EDITED BY CARLEEN MADIGAN

The Fruit Gardeners Bible

LEWIS HILL & LEONARD PERRY

NEW!

This one -volume resource provides in -depth growing, harvesting, and storing information for 765 varieties of vegetables, fruits, herbs, and nuts.
53,000 copies in print GWA Winner 2009
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-370-4; No. 67370 Two-color; illustrations throughout 496 pages; 7/ x 9/

Authors Ron and Jennifer Kujawski take the guesswork out of gardening with weekly to-do lists that break gardening down into easily manageable tasks. Suitable for all gardening zones, the book offers easy instructions for setting up a personalized schedule based on the last frost date in any location. Easyto-read boxes, bulleted lists, charts, and detailed how-to illustrations make each weeks activities clear and doable. Spots for record keeping encourage readers to track their own successes.
Paper with partially concealed wire-o: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-694-7; No. 62694 Illustrations throughout 200 pages; 7 x 9

A compendium of the best advice on how to produce your own food at home, from growing fruits, vegetables, and herbs to making cheese, raising chickens, and keeping bees.
BEST SELLEREE 177,000 copies in print
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-138-6; No. 62138 Two-color; illustrations throughout 368 pages; 7 x 9 5-copy counter display $94.75 US / $114.75 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-683-1; No. 62683

From small fruits like strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries to orchard fruits, such as apples, pears, peaches, cherries, and a variety of nuts, The Fruit Gardeners Bible shows backyard gardeners how to successfully grow organic fruit at home. This book covers absolutely everything about growing fruit, from choosing the best varieties to planting, pruning, protecting from wildlife, and harvesting a bountiful crop.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-567-4; No. 62567 Hardcover: $34.95 US / $41.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-984-9; No. 62984 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 320 pages; 8 x 10/

Getting to Know the Bush Fruits

well behaved; they will stay 4 to 5 feet tall and wide for many years. They take up relatively little space, and you need only one bush to get some fruit. Black currants and jostaberries are likely to spread, but usually not enough to be troublesome. Although currants and gooseberries are often found growing and bearing on abandoned farms where theyre choked with grass and receive no care, they produce much better when they get a little attention. The elderberry is extremely hardy, tolerates warmer climates than currants and gooseberries, grows in almost any soil that is somewhat moist, and requires almost no care. It has attractive flowers, berries, and yellow to red-orange leaves in fall. So whats wrong with it? Not much, though its perhaps a bit too easy to grow, so it spreads rapidly, both by seed and by root suckers. Fortunately, we have plenty of room, and by keeping the grass mowed all around the bushes, we keep them under control.
GooSeBerrieS and red and white currants are

pick gooseberries ripe for jams and jellies. unripe, bake them into a tart pie.

The Ribes: Currants, Gooseberries, and Jostaberries

Currants and gooseberries belong to the genus Ribes. The genus name is often used as a common name for this group of diverse fruits. Red currants (Ribes rubrum) are just that, although also they come in white and pink. Fruits are small, about the size of a small blueberry, and ripen in mid- to late summer, as do other currants. Depending on cultivar, berries can be sweet or sour; the pink are the sweetest. Use the sour cultivars in cooking, jams, and juices; the sweeter cultivars are delicious fresh. Black currants (R. nigrum) have a musky flavor and fragrance and are used more for cooking rather than eating fresh. Black currant juice is popular in Europe, partly because the berries provide up to five times the amount of vitamin C found in oranges.

Currants are a good source of vitamin C, and they make tasty juices and jellies.

Roses Love Garlic

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Carrots Love Tomatoes

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The Edible Front Yard

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Nurture vegetables, berry bushes, and fruit and nut trees with companion flowers and herbs. Hundreds of helper plants are listed with companion planting properties, pest-fighting attributes, and medicinal uses.
204,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-028-4; No. 67028 Illustrations throughout 256 pages; 6 x 9

This classic guide has taught generations of gardeners how to use the natural attributes of wild plants, vegetables, and herbs, planted in proximity, to strengthen and support each other.
BEST SELLEREE 706,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-027-7; No. 67027 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 6 x 9

Offers step-by-step instructions for converting all or part of a lawn into an edible paradise; specific guidelines for selecting and planting the most attractive edible plants; and design advice and plans for the best placement and for combining edibles with ornamentals in pleasing ways. Inspiring and accessible, it's a one-stop resource for a front-and-center edible garden that is both beautiful and bountiful year-round.
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Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-199-3; No. 689199 Full-color; photographs & illustrations throughout 216 pages; 8 x 10 Timber Press
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we dont Pick cUrrantS and gooseberries when they first turn color, because both improve in flavor when they stay on the bush awhile until fully ripe. Watch them closely, though, because birds like them, too. Unlike most other berries (including elderberries), which last for only a few days, these store well in the refrigerator up to 2 weeks.

great for this purpose; most garden-supply stores and catalogs sell them. Gooseberries resemble small kiwifruits in texture and flavor. Different cultivars vary widely in size, color, and sweetness. When fully ripe, the berries are soft, and many are delicious right off the bush. Some people prefer to pick when slightly underripe for tart sauce and pies. Gooseberries 10/7/11 will continue to ripen off the bush if you pick them 3:42 PM before theyre fully flavored. Expect 5 to 10 pounds per mature bush. The red currant is a bit tart, and thus is best when cooked, although as a boy I liked to eat them fresh off the bush. Red currants are high in pectin (until they become overripe), which makes them ideal for jelly making. Use a mixture of ripe and half-ripe red currants for jelly recipes with no added pectin; ripe ones are good for jam. Use slightly overripe ones in juice and wine. The same is true for black currants; the dead-ripe ones are best for juice. Red currant jelly has long been a gourmet treat accompanying meat dishes as well as desserts. Black currant jelly and jam are just as tasty. Ill never forget

With all currants, fruits are produced on flexible stems called strigs. look for cultivars with fruits produced in large clusters; they make for easiest picking.

The red, white, and pink currants ripen fairly uniformly, so wait until about 3 weeks after they begin to color to harvest. Pick a whole strig (stem), being careful not to damage the fruit spurs. Or use the tines of a fork to strip currants from the stem. Black currants dont ripen uniformly along a single strig, so pick berries individually as theyre ready. Avoid picking wet currants, or spread them on a towel to dry before storing, as the fruits mold easily. Expect to harvest 3 to 10 pounds of currants per bush. Thorny cultivars of gooseberries can be a bit tricky to pick. Try wearing a leather glove on one hand to hold up the branches while you pick with the other hand. Long-sleeved rose gloves are

one effective way to strip currants from their strigs is to use the tines of a fork.

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FOOD GARDENING

NEW!

The Beginners Guide to Growing Heirloom Vegetables

MARIE IANNOTTI

Sugar Snaps and Strawberries

ANDREA BELLAMY PHOTOGRAPHY BY JACKIE CONNELLY

Free-Range Chicken Gardens

NEW!

The Rancho Gordo Heirloom Bean Grower's Guide

STEVE SANDO

JESSI BLOOM PHOTOGRAPHS BY KATE BALDWIN

Vegetable Gardeners Container Bible Marie Iannotti makes it simple for beginning food gardeners to jump on the EDWARD C. SMITH heirloom trend by presenting an edited list of 100 plants based on years of trial and error. Her plant criteria are threefold: They must be amazing to eat, bring something unique to the table, and be unfussy and easy to grow. Plant profiles include color photographs, flavor notes, and growing tips.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-188-7; No. 689188 Full-color; photographs throughout 288 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press
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Luscious photography, encouraging tips, and sophisticated designs make growing gorgeous organic food in very little square footage a snap. This straightforward guide teaches food gardeners all they need to know to make even the tiniest space into an edible oasis.
Flexibind with paper spine: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-124-5; No. 689124 Full-color; illustrations throughout 224 pages; 7/ x 9 Timber Press

For the gardener who wants to keep chickens. Includes simple garden plans, tips on attractive fencing options, the best plants and plants to avoid, and stepby-step instructions for getting a chicken garden up and running.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-237-2; No. 689237 Full-color; photographs throughout 224 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press

Author Steve Sando invites the gardener and home cook to share his passion, profiling the 50 best beans to grow, cook, and save. From the silky flavor of Good Mother Stallard to the buttery Runner Cannellinis, the most delicious varieties are presented in these pages, along with growing tips, flavor notes, stories of heritage, and beautiful photographs that showcase the unique beauty of each bean.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-102-3; No. 689102 Full-color; photographs throughout 180 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press

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Growing Chinese Vegetables in Your Own Backyard

GERI HARRINGTON

The Berry Grower's Companion

BARBARA L. BOWLING

Small Space Container Gardens

FERN RICHARDSON

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New plants, new tastes, and new challenges for enthusiastic vegetable gardeners. Contains extensive information on creating a Chinese herb garden, as well as chapters on growing vegetables in containers and creating a Chinese water garden.
can grow taller than 5 ft. (1.5 m), but with frequent cuttings, the plants remain low and bushy. the seeds are also edible and are a source of protein. How to harvest harvest the leaves as needed. snip the stem, but allow at least two sets of leaves to remain, so the plant can regrow. Tip to differentiate leafy green varieties of amaranth, it is often listed under ethnic names, such as callaloo (caribbean), quintonil (mexican), and yin choy (chinese). Others to try amaranth names can be colloquial and confusing, but some excellent, widely available varieties include all red, with beautiful, tender, mild red leaves; kerala red, tangy enough to add flavor to curries; and merah, with brilliant, yellow-trimmed burgundy leaves and a nutty flavor.
You might have seen amaranth in ornamental gardens, but have you tried it as a side dish?

Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-140-9; No. 62140 One-color, with 8-page color insert; illustrations throughout 232 pages; 7/ x 9/

Berry fruits have long been used and appreciated in the kitchen, but the aesthetic appeal and practical benefits they bring to the garden landscape are all too often ignored. Backyard gardeners, as well as small fruit growers and nursery people, will find an abundance of valuable, practical information in this volume, including plant lists and tables, cultivation tips, and color photographs for plant identification.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-726-9; No. 682726 Two-color; illustrations throughout 308 pages; 6 x 9 Timber Press

For a gardener with limited space, containers are the answer. They're simple anyone can pop a plant into a pot and call it done. But with a little more know-how, the tiniest balcony can be reborn as a miniature paradise complete with lush foliage, changing colors, and a tempting mix of edibles and ornamentals.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-241-9; No. 689241 Full-color; photographs throughout 224 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press

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The Kitchen Gardener's Handbook

JENNIFER R. BARTLEY

The Family Kitchen Garden

KAREN LIEBREICH, JUTTA WAGNER & ANNETTE WENDLAND

One Magic Square

LOLO HOUBEIN

What's Wrong with My Vegetable Garden?

DAVID DEARDORFF & KATHRYN WADSWORTH

Readers will learn how to plant, grow, and harvest the best vegetables, fruits, greens, and herbs for every season. They'll also find seasonal recipes that celebrate the best of the harvest, monthly garden chores, eight sample garden designs, and information on using cut flowers for decoration. This book is a guide for gardeners who want it all the freshness of fruits and vegetables and the beauty and simplicity of handpicked bouquets.
Paper: $22.95 US / $27.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-956-0; No. 682956 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 10 Timber Press

This nitty-gritty guide to gardening with children includes a month-by-month growing guide with seasonal recipes and an A-Z encyclopedia of plants with notes highlighting those most suitable for young children.
Flexibind: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-050-7; No. 689050 Full-color; photographs throughout 224 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press

So many gardening books feature plants' mile-long Latin names and confusing charts. Not this one. Its easy-to-follow instructions, diagrams, and photos inspire desire to grow good-for-the-body fresh produce.
The Virginian-Pilot
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-61519-012-6; No. 779012 Full-color; illustrations throughout 368 pages; 7 x 8 The Experiment

Clear photographs of specific problems allow food gardeners to determine exactly whats wrong with their plants. Accompanying charts point to the appropriate, 100% organic solution. Detailed growth and care guidelines tell gardeners exactly what each kind of vegetable needs to thrive.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-184-9; No. 689184 Full-color; photographs throughout 336 pages; 7/ x 9 Timber Press

The Complete Chile Pepper Book

DAVE DEWITT & PAUL W. BOSLAND

Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden

LEE REICH

Landscaping with Fruit

LEE REICH

What's Wrong with My Plant?

DAVID DEARDORFF & KATHRYN WADSWORTH

Detailed profiles of 100 chile varieties include information on how to grow chiles; how to diagnose and remedy problems, pests, and diseases; and postharvest processing and preservation. You'll also find 85 recipes that make brilliant use of both the characteristic heat of chile peppers and their more subtle flavor qualities.
Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-920-1; No. 682920 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 336 pages; 8 x 8 Timber Press

Lee Reich has chosen 23 fruits that offer mouthwatering rewards to anyone willing to veer off the beaten path. As useful as it is inspiring, this book emphasizes plant selection, cultivation, propagation, and maintenance. All plants were carefully chosen for their ease of care, ability to withstand cold, and flavor. Tips for using the fruits in the kitchen are also included.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-944-7; No. 682944 Illustrations throughout; full-color insert 308 pages; 6 x 9 Timber Press

A complete guide to growing temperatezone fruit, with information on planting, pruning, pest control, and harvesting. Also includes a fruit plant encyclopedia with information on 39 species.
Paperback: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-091-4; No. 62091 Hardcover with jacket: $30.00 US / $36.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-096-9; No. 62096 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 192 pages; 9 x 10

An easy system for visually diagnosing any problem and matching it to the right cure. This is an indispensable resource. If you can see it, you can fix it. Curing a sick plant just doesn't get any easier.
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Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-961-4; No. 682961 Full-color; photographs throughout 452 pages; 7/ x 9 Timber Press

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FOOD GARDENING

NEW! Vertical Vegetables & Fruit

RHONDA MASSINGHAM HART

Your Farm in the City

LISA TAYLOR AND THE GARDENERS OF SEATTLE TILTH

Homegrown Whole Grains

SARA PITZER

The Perfect Pumpkin

GAIL DAMEROW

The Beginners Guide to Edible Herbs

CHARLES W. G. SMITH

At last, an innovative solution for urbanites, apartment dwellers, and time-pressed locavores who want to grow their own food in small spaces growing up! Vertical Vegetables & Fruit shows how easy and fun small-footprint food gardening can be. 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. Whether the soon-to-be garden is a narrow alley, a balcony, a rooftop, or just a windowsill, master gardener Rhonda Massingham Hart provides expert advice for constructing the site, preparing the soil, and planting and caring for vegetables and fruits that will produce a hearty harvest.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-998-6; No. 62998 Full-color; illustrations throughout 176 pages; 7 x 9

This all-in-one resource tells how to grow organic produce, keep bees, raise chickens, and even run a small farm in any urban environment, from a rooftop or alley to a city lot or backyard. Authors Lisa Taylor and the gardeners at Seattle Tilth guide and inspire even the most inexperienced urbanite in how to grow all varieties of fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and trees, as well as how to raise livestock.
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-57912-862-3; No. 81862 Two-color; illustrations throughout 320 pages; 8 x 10 Black Dog & Leventhal

Learn how to grow, harvest, thresh, mill, and cook a variety of whole grains, including corn, wheat, triticale, barley, buckwheat, millet, and spelt. Contains 54 recipes.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-153-9; No. 62153 Illustrations throughout 168 pages; 7 x 9

Gail Damerow offers detailed instructions on how to grow and harvest more than 95 varieties, plus fun ideas for carving and crafts projects and more than 30 recipes. The big orange pumpkin is no longer just for Halloween.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-993-9; No. 66993 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 6 x 9

Complete information on growing, harvesting, preserving, and using 26 of the most popular kitchen herbs, from basil to thyme. There are also foodpairing tips, simple recipes, and basic information on medicinal uses, all enhanced by beautiful, full-color photographs of every plant and many kitchen recipes and projects.
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Cha pt e r 1

GrOW

iTSTimETO

Up!

Dont have room for sprawling pumpkin vines? Settling

of space-hogging vines of cucumbers, melons, or rambling squash?

Let It Rot!
STU CAMPBELL

for plain old bush beans instead of the variety of colors, textures, and tastes available with old-fashioned pole beans? Put off by the idea of tripping through tangled masses Fear not you can free yourself to grow whatever your heart desires. No matter how little space you have in your garden, chances are that you have been totally overlooking most of your available growing area that often neglected vertical space.

The Complete Compost Gardening Guide

BARBARA PLEASANT & DEBORAH L. MARTIN

Dont Throw It, Grow It!

DEBORAH PETERSON & MILLICENT SELSAM

Joy of Gardening
DICK RAYMOND

MAx I M I zE YOU R S PACE

Every square foot of garden space comes with a bonus 6 cubic feet or more of usable growing space above it. The actual ground space taken up by any one vine may be reduced to just a couple of square inches. Training your plants upward lets you squeeze a lot more life into a small patch of earth than vines trailing all over the ground would ever allow, so you

can grow more of a favorite crop or experiment with something new and different. Another benefit of vertical gardening is that some plants naturally take a liking to one another, and the best way to take advantage of your extra space is to fill it if only temporarily with plants that grow well together. Quick-growing plants, such as lettuce, spinach, and radishes, make excellent filler beneath vining canopies or quick intermediary

T H E W H Y S , W H AT S , A n d H O W - T O S

Recycle waste to create soilnourishing compost. This classic guide will show you how with instructions for starting and maintaining a composting system, building bins, and using the compost.
BEST SELLEREE 336,000 copies in print
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-023-9; No. 67023 Illustrations throughout 160 pages; 6 x 9
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Turn the compost bin upside down with this natural six-way compost gardening system for keeping compost heaps right in the garden.
BEST SELLEREE 64,000 copies in print GWA Winner 2009
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-702-3; No. 67702 Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-703-0; No. 67703 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 320 pages; 8 x 10/

Offers growing instructions for over 50 plants from kitchen vegetables to fruits and nuts, herbs and spices, and exotic plants from ethnic markets.
Paper: $10.95 US / $12.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-064-8; No. 62064 Two-color; illustrations throughout 160 pages; 6 x 7

Achieve a longer, tastier vegetable harvest with Dick Raymonds wide-row planting methods. Full-color photographs and at-a-glance planning charts make his methods achievable and rewarding.
781,000 copies in print
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-319-7; No. 66319 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 384 pages; 838 x 10

With careful planning, you can grow several different crops in close proximity. Always be aware of the direction of the sun to make sure that taller plants dont shade those in the front row.

crops while the vines are getting started, provided of course, they are mutually amenable.

Pay Special Attention to the Soil

Squeezing a few more plants into the same plot of earth requires extra effort on the part of your garden plot and a little more attention to the health of the soil on your part. The

increased nutritional demands of additional plants will drain more of the soils available nutrients. Organic practices such as composting, growing and tilling under green manure crops, top-dressing with seasoned animal manures, or treating growing plants to an occasional cup of fish emulsion replace the

G rOW Or GA n ic !
ccording to the USDAs most recent list, the top offenders in the pesticide-residue wars are celery, peaches, strawberries, apples, domestic blueberries, nectarines, sweet bell peppers, spinach (also kale and collard greens), cherries, potatoes, imported grapes, and lettuce. You can always buy organic produce at the grocery store and shop the local farmers market, but most of these crops are easily grown in a backyard or even on a deck, so theres no reason not to supplement your shopping with some homegrown produce that you know for a fact is completely free of residue.

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This is simply the most gorgeous, enticing, and informative book on lavender that one will find.
Rosemary Gladstar, author and herbalist

NEW!

Lavender Lovers
Handbook

The

The 100 Most Beautiful and Fragrant Varieties for Growing, Crafting, and Cooking

SARAH BERRINGER BADER

Growing Your Herb Business

BERTHA REPPERT

Lavender: The Grower's Guide

VIRGINIA MCNAUGHTON

The Lavender Lover's Handbook

SARAH BERRINGER BADER

Rosemary Gladstars Herbal Recipes for Vibrant Health

ROSEMARY GLADSTAR

Homegrown Herbs
TAMMI HARTUNG

Packed with practical advice on budgets, locations, business plans, bookkeeping, staffing, inventory, and pricing, this is the book that will transform your herb hobby into an herb business.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-612-9; No. 66612 Illustrations throughout 192 pages; 6 x 9

Lavender is a truly comprehensive study that enables the reader to research and identify more than 200 lavender species and varieties. With chapters on cultivation, propagation, pests and diseases, and botanical history, this book is as practical as it is authoritative.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-125-2; No. 689125 Full-color; photographs throughout 180 pages; 7/ x 9 Timber Press

This beginners guide provides a checklist of the color, fragrance, size, and foliage, as well as the basic pruning, spacing, and planting requirements, of the 100 easiest-to-grow lavenders available today. Also includes tips on how to cook and craft with this beloved herb.
Hardcover: $27.95 US / $33.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-221-1; No. 689221 Full-color; photographs throughout 192 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press Available April 2012

Soothe everyday ailments with 175 simple herbal recipes for everything from infant colic to dry skin to cold symptoms to insomnia. Renowned herbalist Rosemary Gladstar provides time-tested natural therapies and herbal remedies.
BEST SELLEREE 80,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-078-5; No. 62078 Full-color; photographs throughout 408 pages; 7 x 7

In Homegrown Herbs, Tammi Hartung provides the definitive guide to planting, growing, harvesting, and using more than 100 herbs. An internationally renowned herbalist, teacher, and certified organic grower, Hartung has filled this indispensable reference with a wide range of information. This step-bystep primer includes information on seed selection, planting, maintenance and care, harvesting, drying, and uses in the kitchen, home pharmacy, crafting, and body care.
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Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-703-6; No. 62703 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout; 256 pages; 8 x 10/

No one I know has a greater intuitive grasp of plants and a command of the literature. We call her the Herbal Goddess!
Panyoti Kelaidis, Curator, Denver Botanic Garden Herbal Tea Gardens
MARIETTA MARSHALL MARCIN

Herbal Remedy Gardens

DORIE BYERS

Growing & Using Herbs Successfully

BETTY E. M. JACOBS

The Herb Gardener

SUSAN McCLURE

This tea lovers gardening bible features instructions for growing herbs for tea, plus more than 100 recipes for blending and brewing the herbs in healthful combinations.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-106-9; No. 67106 Illustrations throughout 192 pages; 8 x 8

Enhance your health naturally by growing more than 20 medicinal herbs in the home garden. Included are 38 illustrated plans for backyard and container herb gardens.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-095-6; No. 67095 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 8

This illustrated guide teaches readers how to plant, propagate, harvest, dry, freeze, store, and sell (both wholesale and retail) 64 of the most popular herbs.
128,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-249-7; No. 66249 Illustrations throughout 240 pages; 6 x 9

A delicate herb garden adds grace and style to your landscape and exciting flavor to your kitchen. Here are gardening tips on 75 herbs desirable for both cooking and crafts.
54,000 copies in print
Paper: $24.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-873-4; No. 66873 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 240 pages; 8 38 x 10

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Complete Guide to Saving Seeds

ROBERT GOUGH & CHERYL MOORE-GOUGH

Saving Seeds
MARC ROGERS

Seed Sowing and Saving

CAROLE B. TURNER

Deerproofing Your Yard & Garden

RHONDA MASSINGHAM HART

How to collect, save, and cultivate the seeds from more than 300 vegetables, herbs, fruits, flowers, trees, and shrubs. Descriptions of seed biology; tips on how to select plants for the best seeds; and advice on harvesting and cleaning, proper storage and care, and propagating and caring for new seedlings are all presented with clear, easy-to-follow instructions.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-574-2; No. 62574 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 320 pages; 8 x 10/

Raise, harvest, and store seeds for the easiestto-grow and most popular vegetables and ornamental plants. Each vegetable and flower is discussed in detail. A handy resource list and map of average frost dates nationwide are included.
67,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-634-1; No. 66634 Illustrations throughout 192 pages; 6 x 9

Learn when to harvest the seeds of more than 100 vegetables, herbs, and flowers, as well as how to dry, store, and test them for viability for the next growing season.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-001-7; No. 67001 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 11

Protect plants from deer damage with innovative fencing, with homemade or commercial repellents, or simply by using plants that deer hate. All that and more is covered in this completely revised and updated edition of the classic book on deerproofing techniques.
BEST SELLEREE 118,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-585-2; No. 67585 Illustrations throughout 208 pages; 6 x 9

From the Garden to the Glass

NEW!

Secrets to Great Soil

ELIZABETH P. STELL

The Organic Backyard Vineyard

TOM POWERS

The Homebrewers Garden

JOE FISHER & DENNIS FISHER

From Vines to Wines

JEFF COX

More than 300 detailed drawings and dozens of charts help the reader identify different types of soil, remedy various deficiencies, and improve soil for specific plants needs.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-008-6; No. 67008 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 11

Everything a beginning grape grower needs to know: how to design and build a vineyard, select grapes for each region, maximize yield using organic maintenance techniques, build a trellis, harvest at peak flavor, and store grapes for winemaking.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-285-3; No. 689285 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 176 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press Available May 2012

Learn how to enhance the flavor, aroma, and uniqueness of homebrew by growing hops, brewing herbs, and malt grains in a backyard or sunfacing porch.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-010-9; No. 67010 Illustrations throughout 192 pages; 6 x 9

A complete course in home winemaking, this book covers every step of the grape-growing and winemaking process right through to savoring the finished product.
BEST SELLEREE 175,000 copies in print
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-105-2; No. 67105 Illustrations throughout 256 pages; 6 x 9

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Trowel & Error

SHARON LOVEJOY

The Garden Primer, 2nd Edition

BARBARA DAMROSCH

Pruning Made Easy

LEWIS HILL

The Pruning Answer Book

LEWIS HILL & PENELOPE OSULLIVAN

Garden writer Sharon Lovejoy shares the kind of practical wisdom that comes only after a lifetime of experience. The book is illustrated throughout with full-color watercolors and indexed by problem, plant, pest, and solution.
BEST SELLEREE 110,000 copies in print
Paper with flaps: $13.95 US / $17.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-2632-4; No. 12632 Full-color; illustrations throughout 336 pages; 6 x 7 Workman Publishing

The new edition has gone 100% organic and reflects the latest research on plants, soils, tools, and techniques. There is expanded information on planning a garden, recommended plants, and best tools.
BEST SELLEREE 461,000 of the first edition in print
Paper: $18.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-2275-3; No. 12275 Hardcover: $28.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-4856-2; No. 14856 Two-color; illustrations throughout 720 pages; 6 x 9 Workman Publishing 6-copy display: $113.70 US / $143.70 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-4867-8; No. 24867

Keep plants healthy, vibrant, and beautiful with safe pruning techniques. More than 300 clear, step-by-step illustrations demonstrate the proper times, equipment, and methods for accurately pruning trees, shrubs, bushes, hedges, vines, and flowers.
177,000 copies in print
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-006-2; No. 67006 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 11

Pruning is essential to keeping trees, shrubs, and other plants healthy and beautiful. But when is the right time to prune? How much should be removed? Whats the difference between pinching and heading back? For all these questions and more, The Pruning Answer Book has the answers. Written by two highly respected garden writers, this book is sure to become a tool as essential as the pruning shears themselves. With clear, concise advice, a browsable format, a friendly tone, and how-to illustrations, the book provides everything a homeowner needs to safely achieve attractive, longlasting, and healthy plants.
Flexibind with paper spine: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-710-4; No. 62710 Two-color; illustrations throughout 384 pages; 4 x 6/ 8-copy mixed counter display (4 Pruning Answer, 4 Veggie Gardeners Answer) $119.60 US / $143.60 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-777-7; No. 62777

NEW COVER!

Secrets of Plant Propagation

LEWIS HILL

Gardener's Latin
BILL NEAL

Weedless Gardening
LEE REICH

Grow plants from seed and learn how to start your own shrubs and trees with clearly explained grafting techniques. The results will be bountiful, healthy plants and great-tasting fruits and vegetables.
129,000 copies in print
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-370-8; No. 66370 Illustrations throughout 176 pages; 8 x 11

A volume of select, brief, clear definitions of the Latin words that describe and distinguish among plants and flowers. Also includes little-known horticultural facts and fables and the wisdom of gardeners from Virgil to Vita Sackville-West.
BEST SELLEREE 110,000 copies in print
Paper: $10.95 US / $12.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-384-7; No. 72384 Full-color; illustrations throughout 144 pages; 6 x 7 Algonquin

Introduces a system that protects the soil, contributes to plant health, reduces water needs, and, of course, mitigates weed problems by keeping the seeds dormant. And it works everywhere!
59,000 copies in print
Paper: $10.95 US / $12.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1696-7; No. 11696 Illustrations throughout 208 pages; 6 x 8 Workman Publishing

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GARDEN REFERENCE

The Well-Tended Perennial Garden

TRACY DISABATO-AUST

The Nonstop Garden

STEPHANIE COHEN & JENNIFER BENNER

50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant Plants

RUTH ROGERS CLAUSEN

The New Low-Maintenance Garden

VALERIE EASTON

Thorough guide to the essential practices of perennial care. This expanded edition includes more than 200 new color photographs and a new 32-page journal section for making notes and observations.
BEST SELLEREE 184,000 copies in print
Hardcover: $34.95 US / $41.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-803-7; No. 682803 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 384 pages; 7 x 10 Timber Press

Cohen and Benners trusted advice for building a nonstop garden. Have more creative planting options, a garden that provides year-round interest, and most important a yard that requires less maintenance than a traditional perennial border.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-951-5; No. 682951 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 248 pages; 8 x 10 Timber Press

With full-color photographs of the 50 best deer-resistant annuals, perennials, bulbs, ferns, grasses, and shrubs, this is an inspiring guide for the plant-lover with a deer problem.
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Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-195-5; No. 689195 Full-color; photographs throughout 224 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press

In this inspiring book, Val Easton shows exactly how to have a low-maintenance garden that doesn't sacrifice style. You won't have to give up your favorite plants or settle for expanses of ugly bark nuggets. You just have to unlearn some bad old habits and pick up some good new ones.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-166-5; No. 689166 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 284 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press

50 High-Impact, Low-Care Garden Plants

TRACY DISABATO-AUST

The Truth About Organic Gardening

JEFF GILLMAN

The Truth About Garden Remedies

JEFF GILLMAN

How to Grow a School Garden

ARDEN BUCKLIN-SPORER & RACHEL KATHLEEN PRINGLE

Tracy Disabato-Aust has identified 50 show-stopping plants that anyone can grow. Each selection is a dynamic choice for nearly every garden. All 50 plants have passed the test for toughness, beauty, and durability.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-950-8; No. 682950 Full-color; photographs throughout 168 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press

If you've ever wondered about the merits of a specific insecticide, herbicide, or fungicide, or debated whether practices such as planting cover crops or companion plants are worth the trouble, you'll find the answers you've sought in these pages, along with a clear, careful, and good-humored analysis of benefits and drawbacks.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-862-4; No. 682862 Illustrations throughout 208 pages; 6 x 9 Timber Press

Remedies for all garden woes are there for the taking: the challenge is to know what will work and what won't. Fearlessly conducting original experiments and harvesting wisdom from the scientific literature, horticulturist Jeff Gillman assesses new and historic advice and reveals the how and why and sometimes the why not for more than 100 common and uncommon gardening practices.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-912-6; No. 682912 Illustrations throughout 216 pages; 6 x 9 Timber Press

In this groundbreaking resource, two school garden pioneers offer parents, teachers, and school administrators everything they need to know to build school gardens and to develop the programs that support them. This book provides all the tools that the school community needs to build a productive and engaging school garden that will inspire and nurture students and families for years to come.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-000-2; No. 689000 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 10 Timber Press

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Bizarre Botanicals
LARRY MELLICHAMP & PAULA GROSS

A Child's Garden
MOLLY DANNENMAIER

Succulent Container Gardens

DEBRA LEE BALDWIN

Seeing Trees
NANCY ROSS HUGO PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROBERT LLEWELLYN

Book features over 75 astonishing plants that have extraordinary abilities from pyrotechnic spores that can burst into flame when ignited to flowers that lure insects to their deaths. Each plant profile includes essential care and cultivation information. A difficulty scale alerts gardeners to how easy (or difficult) it is to grow the plant at home.
Hardcover: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-076-7; No. 689076 Full-color; photographs throughout 284 pages; 6 x 8 Timber Press

This book offers a wide range of innovative examples showing how to create special places in which children can experience nature on their own home turf. Featured throughout are miniature paradises that parents and grandparents have designed just for the children in their lives, highlighting an enchanting variety of elements that will make any garden come alive.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-843-3; No. 682843 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 180 pages; 8 x 10 Timber Press

Each of more than 300 photographs offers an inspiring idea. A-to-Z descriptions cover 350 of the best succulents, plus companion plants. Whether your goal is a gorgeous potted garden for a sunny windowsill or outdoor living area or simply making great gifts this is a comprehensive primer for creating vibrant, living works of art.
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Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN: 978-0-88192-959-1; No. 682959 Full-color; photographs throughout 248 pages; 7/ x 9 Timber Press

Nancy Ross Hugo invites readers to watch trees with the care and sensitivity with which birdwatchers watch birds. Focusing on 10 common trees of North America, this book highlights the rewards of tree viewing and describes some of the most visually interesting leaves, flowers, fruits, buds, leaf scars, twigs, and bark of familiar trees. The lavish photos makes each page come alive with the beauty of the growing process. The result is a gorgeous journey into the life cycle of trees.
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Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-219-8; No. 689219 Full-color; photographs throughout 244 pages; 8 x 10 Timber Press
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"Da veliqui beaque ducidel eserio quo ipsum eiciis ad que et, omnis quatquam dolorpo rersper." MOLUPTATEM EATAS

THE

NEW!

CREATING RAIN GARDENS

Capturing Rain for Your Own Water-Efficient Garden
EPHEMERAL POOLS BIOSWALES LIVING ROOFS PERMEABLE PATIOS RAIN BARRELS

ANXIOUS GARDENERS
BOOK OF ANSWERS

threads that you could pull out almost like taffy. and i had noticed that sometimes these threads allowed the seed to dangle and sway in the wind, effectively offering themselves to birds and small mammals. if i had seen

BeLOW A developing southern magnolia cone (follicetum). (Left) The flowers curly stigmas are golden brown and some stamens are still attached. (Right) The flowers curly stigmas are dark brown and all stamens have dropped.

what happened between those stages, it hadnt registered. so, i started looking. i will be able to describe what i saw in botanical terms only because i consulted an expert who hybridizes magnolias and i visited several relevant websites that gave names to what i was seeing. i cant underestimate the importance of both activities, because having someone to corroborate what you are seeing helps you see more. Here are highlights of a magnolia flower maturation process that takes all summer to unfold.

Which end of the bulb goes up? When should I prune my lilacs? Why arent my tomato plants growing?
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With answers to these and 97 other essential gardening questions.

TERI DUNN CHACE

ILLUSTRATIONS BY COLLEEN COOVER

CLEO WOELFLE-ERSKINE and APRYL UNCAPHER

Creating Rain Gardens

CLEO WOELFLE-ERSKINE & APRYL UNCAPHER

NEW!

The Anxious Gardener's Book of Answers

TERI DUNN CHACE

Gardening for a Lifetime

SYDNEY EDDISON

A comprehensive book for the DIY-er, Creating Rain Gardens covers everything from rain barrels to simple living roofs, permeable patios, and other low-tech affordable ways to save water in the garden.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-240-2; No. 689240 Photographs and illustrations throughout 200 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press

Identifies the 100 most common gardening mistakes and gives gardeners the techniques to prevent them or fix those theyve already made.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-235-8; No. 689235 Two-color; illustrations throughout 224 pages; 6 x 8 8-copy prepack: $103.60 US / $127.60 CAN ISBN: 978-1-60469-369-0; No. 689369 Timber Press

Gentle and practical, Gardening for a Lifetime will be welcomed by all gardeners looking to transform gardening from a list of daunting chores into the rewarding, joy-filled activity it was meant to be.
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Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-266-2; No. 689266 Photographs and illustrations throughout 208 pages; 5 x 8 Timber Press

blue jay, with its expandable esophagus, can fit as many as three white oak acorns, five pin oak acorns, or fourteen beechnuts in its throat at one time, and that over the course of twenty-eight days, fifty jays (each marked with identifying leg bands) transported 150,000 acorns to new sites. unlike squirrels, jays also transport acorns over long distances, sometimes more than two miles, before planting them in the open far from the parent trees. studies like the one at Virginia tech help explain how oaks moved so quickly back into areas that had been deforested during the last ice age, but they also inspire us tree-watchers to pay more attention to the behavior of birds and other small animals. in addition to seeing a blue jay transporting a dozen beechnuts in its gullet, id like to observe an animal opening a chinese chestnut. they must wear boxing gloves! a friend commented one day, when we encountered scores of these empty husks under a chinese chestnut tree, each one too spiny for human hands to handle but obviously manageable for a squirrel or maybe a raccoon. those prickly husksa deterrent, one presumes, to some four-legged animalsare just one of many strategies trees have developed to protect their seeds from predation. Predator satiation is another. this term relates to the mast years, or boom years, we witness when trees, particularly oaks, produce a significant abundance of fruit. in such years, trees produce more fruit than their predators can eat, thereby assuring that some of the seeds escape predation. bust years of seed production, which typically follow a mast year, further ensure seed survival by keeping predator populations low. (Food scarcity reduces predator

My favorite new book this season . . . made for us nearsighted gardeners, who long ago learned the thrill of peering at plants. Dominique Browning, SlowLoveLife.com and contributing writer to the New York Times
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The New York Times 1000 Gardening Questions & Answers

THE GARDEN EDITORS OF THE NEW YORK TIMES, WITH ADDITIONAL MATERIAL BY LESLIE LAND

The Dirt-Cheap Green Thumb

RHONDA MASSINGHAM HART

The Gardeners Gripe Book

ABBY ADAMS

Cold-Climate Gardening
LEWIS HILL

The Weather-Resilient Garden

CHARLES W. G. SMITH

Authoritative, nearly 700-page bible of all the garden news thats fit to print, based on the very popular syndicated column Garden Q.&A.
BEST SELLEREE 120,000 copies in print
Paper: $19.95 US / $24.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1997-5; No. 11997 Two-color; illustrations throughout 672 pages; 6 x 9 Workman Publishing

These tips and tricks from starting seeds to preserving produce and from using compost to conserving water will help pennywise gardeners control costs.
Paper: $10.95 US / $12.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-441-7; No. 62441 Two-color; illustrations throughout 288 pages; 5 x 7 8-copy counter display $87.60 US / $103.60 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-499-8; No. 62499

All gardeners will relate to these funny and honest takes on dozens of subjects.
Paper with flaps: $10.95 US / $13.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56305-647-5; No. 3647 Two-color; illustrations throughout 256 pages; 6 x 7 Workman Publishing

For the gardener plagued by early and late frosts, arctic winds, and inhospitable terrain, here is invaluable advice on landscaping, growing food, and warming up the soil.
42,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-441-5; No. 66441 Photographs and illustrations throughout 320 pages; 6 x 9

Plan a weather-resilient garden with this encyclopedic list of 100 weather-hardy plants, presented with specific regionby-region advice. For occasions when violent storms do their damage, Smiths detailed problem-solving advice will have any garden on the road to recovery.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-516-6; No. 67516 Illustrations throughout 416 pages; 6 x 9

1000 Garden Ideas

STAFFORD CLIFF

Garden Wisdom & Know-How

COMPILED BY JUDY PRAY FROM THE EDITORS OF RODALE BOOKS

Down & Dirty!

ELLEN ZACHOS

Tips for the Lazy Gardener

LINDA TILGNER

Mulch It!
STU CAMPBELL

A visual encyclopedia bursting with just about every garden idea, artfully presented in more than 1000 photographs. An endless array of ideas, from all over the world, to make a garden more personal: fences and pools, paths and benches, statues and waterfalls even birdhouses and follies.
Hardcover: $35.00 US / NCR ISBN 978-1-57965-348-4; No. 85348 208 pages; 9 x 11 Artisan

The latest addition to the bestselling Wisdom & Know-How series is a complete reference for everything you need to know about gardening from understanding soil and fertilizers to growing flowers and vegetables.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-57912-837-1; No. 81837 Photographs and illustrations throughout 496 pages; 10 x 13/ Black Dog & Leventhal

Ellen Zachos encourages simple, fun gardening activities for every taste. Her clear instructions and sensible explanations of gardening basics provide a lighthearted introduction to the hobby.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-641-5; No. 67641 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 256 pages; 9 x 10

Time-saving tips and routines help gardeners make quick work of planning, planting, building soil, sowing, transplanting, harvesting, and beating weeds and pests.
215,000 copies in print
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-026-0; No. 67026 Illustrations throughout 144 pages; 6 x 9

Stu Campbell shows how to use mulch to protect soil, minimize weeds, enhance plant health, encourage earthworms, reduce water demands, and cut down on garden labor.
50,000 copies in print
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-316-2; No. 67316 Illustrations throughout 128 pages; 6 x 9

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GARDEN REFERENCE

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Successful Small-Scale Farming

KARL SCHWENKE

Making Your Small Farm Profitable

RON MACHER

How to Build Your Own Greenhouse

ROGER MARSHALL

Eye-opening for any Americans interested in how organic food is grown. Whether youre a home gardener or a backyard farmer, this is a useful and enjoyable guide from a farmers perspective on sustainable food. San Francisco Book Review The Organic Farming Manual
ANN LARKIN HANSEN

Learn the potential and the realities of making a full- or part-time living from a smallscale farm. Focusing on organic methods, Schwenke discusses soil care, machinery, and the best cash crops.
77,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-642-6; No. 66642 Illustrations throughout 144 pages; 8 x 11

With Ron Machers down-toearth advice on planning, farming, and marketing, profits are within the reach of beginning farmers or others looking to jump-start existing businesses.
52,000 copies in print
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-161-8; No. 67161 Photographs and illustrations throughout 288 pages; 6 x 9

Covering everything from choosing a site to making plumbing decisions, Roger Marshall helps gardeners achieve the dream of year-round growing. Includes do-it-yourself plans for nine greenhouses.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-647-7; No. 67647 Hardcover: $34.95 US / $41.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-587-6; No. 67587 Illustrations throughout 264 pages; 8 x 10/

The organic food market continues to expand, and farmers need solid information as they make decisions that will determine the future of their businesses. The Organic Farming Manual is a comprehensive guide to growing, certifying, and marketing organic produce, grains, meat, and dairy. The book also explains the benefits increased income from high-demand goods, better conditions for farm animals, conservation of nonrenewable resources of a well-run organic farm and shares the stories of other farmers who have gone organic.
Paper: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-479-0; No. 62479 Photographs and illustrations throughout 448 pages; 8 x 10/

NEW!

The Gardeners Guide to Plant Diseases

BARBARA PLEASANT

The Gardeners Weed Book

BARBARA PLEASANT

The Gardeners Bug Book

BARBARA PLEASANT

Reclaiming Our Food

TANYA DENCKLA COBB

The City Gardeners Handbook

LINDA YANG

The antidote for the 50 most common plant diseases: what they look like, where they are found, what to do about them, and what they will do to the plant.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-274-9; No. 66274 Illustrations throughout 192 pages; 6 x 9

Identify, work with, and organically control 70 weeds commonly found in North America.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-921-2; No. 66921 Illustrations throughout 208 pages; 6 x 9

Work with nature to produce bountiful, environmentally safe, chemical-free gardens while still controlling persistent plant pests.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-609-9; No. 66609 Illustrations throughout 144 pages; 6 x 9

Here are the stories of more than 50 groups across North America who are finding innovative ways to provide local food for their communities. This handbook will empower and inspire community activists and planners, schools, small farmers, and everyone who wants to increase access to local food.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-799-9; No. 62799 Full-color; photographs throughout 320 pages; 8 x 10

Here is an invaluable resource for any gardener facing the challenge of growing plants where space is limited, whether in the courtyard of a suburban townhouse or on a midcity rooftop.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-449-7; No. 67449 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 336 pages; 7 x 9

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GARDEN & LANDSCAPE DESIGN

The Perennial Care Manual Dirr's Encyclopedia of Trees and Shrubs

MICHAEL A. DIRR

NEW!

NANCY J. ONDRA PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB CARDILLO

The Perennial Gardeners Design Primer

STEPHANIE COHEN & NANCY J. ONDRA PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB CARDILLO

The Homeowners Complete Tree & Shrub Handbook

PENELOPE O'SULLIVAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY KAREN BUSSOLINI

From majestic evergreens to delicate vines and flowering shrubs, Dirr features thousands of plants and all the essential details for identification, planting, and care, plus full-color photographs showing a tree's habit in winter, distinctive bark patterns, fall color, and more.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $79.95 US / $100.00 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-901-0; No. 682901 Full-color; photographs throughout 880 pages; 8 x 11 Timber Press

The plant-by-plant care manual for every home perennial gardener, featuring 125 of the perennials that home gardeners are most likely to grow. Ondra offers indepth coverage of basic techniques for the perennial gardener, advice on preferred light and soil conditions, and complete care and maintenance instructions.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-150-8; No. 62150 Hardcover with jacket: $34.95 US/ $41.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-151-5; No. 62151 Full-color: photographs and illustrations throughout 384 pages; 8 x 10/

Create stunning perennial gardens using basic design principles. Achievable plans for 20 gardens and a guide to more than 475 reliable perennials round out the lively, authoritative text.
BEST SELLER E 2006 Winner of the Garden Writers
Silver Award of Achievement

Learn how to use trees and shrubs effectively with this comprehensive handbook covering all the essentials of woody plant gardening. Features an extensive encyclopedia of more than 350 tree and shrub profiles.
Selection of Bookspans HomeStyle
Book Club Paper: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-570-8; No. 67570 Hardcover with jacket: $39.95 US / $48.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-571-5; No. 67571 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 416 pages; 8 x 10/

74,000 copies in print

Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-543-2; No. 67543 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 320 pages; 8 x 10/

Belongs on every serious gardeners shelf.

The New York Times Book Review

Dirr has made the American landscape a better place.

The Washington Post

Educational as well as inspirational.

Booklist

Deckscaping
BARBARA W. ELLIS

Poolscaping
CATRIONA TUDOR ERLER

Fallscaping
NANCY J. ONDRA & STEPHANIE COHEN PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB CARDILLO

The indispensable reference work, stuffed with descriptions of more than 380 genera and 3,700 species and cultivars.
Southern Living
Storey Publishing

Transform any deck from an overly exposed flat stretch of space to a cool, private expansion of the houses living area. Trellises, lighting, plantings, and furniture are all covered with photographs, drawings, and well-thought-out text.
63,000 copies in print
Paper with flaps: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-408-4; No. 67408 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 176 pages; 9 x 10

Bring natural beauty to any swimming pool with this guide to landscaping the entire pool area. Designing the edging, choosing lighting and fencing, picking poolside plants that are appropriate to the landscape, and working with containers everything is addressed here.
57,000 copies in print
Paper with flaps: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-385-8; No. 67385 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 208 pages; 9 x 10

Why not plant a garden that continues to bloom and thrive as the days grow shorter? Here is a comprehensive guide to the best fall-blooming plants, along with 10 complete garden plans that combine flowers, trees, shrubs, ground covers, and grasses in designs sure to please autumn-loving gardeners.
Paper with flaps: $22.95 US / $27.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-680-4; No. 67680 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 240 pages; 9 x 10

GARDEN & LANDSCAPE DESIGN

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Caring for Perennials

JANET MACUNOVICH

Continuous Container Gardens

SARA BEGG TOWNSEND & ROANNE ROBBINS

Sean Conways Cultivating Life

SEAN CONWAY & LEE ALAN BUTTALA

Seascape Gardening
ANNE HALPIN PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROGER FOLEY

Designer Plant Combinations

SCOTT CALHOUN

With Macunovichs techniques for prioritizing, planning, and record keeping, youll be able to grow a world-class perennial garden in an average of one hour of maintenance per 100 square feet per month.
45,000 copies in print
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-957-1; No. 66957 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 200 pages; 8 x 11

Garden designers Sara Begg Townsend and Roanne Robbins offer an innovative system for creating stylish containers that change with the seasons and show how easy it is to swap plants in and out for a dynamic year-round display. This simple approach yields endless variations, seasonal bursts of color, and varied textures that echo the ever-changing beauty of nature.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-702-9; No. 62702 Full-color; photographs throughout 272 pages; 9 x 8/

Written by the imaginative team behind the popular television series Cultivating Life, clear step-by-step building instructions and expert tips to planting, building, and crafting in the new American backyardas-outdoor-room.
Paper: $22.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-57965-382-8; No. 85382 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 253 pages; 8 x 10 Artisan

Anne Halpin helps coastal gardeners from New England to the Carolinas choose plants and landscape designs that work with the elements rather than against them.
2007 Winner of the Garden
Writers Silver Award of Achievement Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-531-9; No. 67531 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 224 pages; 9 x 9

Contains more than 100 creative plant combinations from top garden designers across the United States. Each garden composition uses just six plants or fewer.
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-077-8; No. 62077 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 240 pages; 8 x 8

Lawn Care

Truly a great read and a great resource. Newsday

Christmas Trees
LEWIS HILL

Designing Your Gardens and Landscapes

JANET MACUNOVICH

Lewis Hill, an experienced tree grower, shares his enthusiasm for the business in this comprehensive book of essential information for growing and selling trees, wreaths, and holiday greens.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-566-5; No. 66566 Illustrations throughout 160 pages; 6 x 9

Janet Macunovichs practical 12-step approach to home landscape design is just the thing for new homeowners or first-time landscapers. Appropriate for any region, the book focuses on the individual preferences, natural restrictions, and climatic concerns.
71,000 copies in print
Paper with comb binding: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-315-5; No. 67315 Illustrations throughout 176 pages; 8 x 10/

The Lawn & Garden Owners Manual

LEWIS AND NANCY HILL

The Organic Lawn Care Manual

PAUL TUKEY

Maintenance charts and schedules (customized by climate), paired with troubleshooting advice for problem areas, keep every part of the garden fresh and lively.
Paper: $21.95 US / $26.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-214-1; No. 67214 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 192 pages; 8 x 10/

In this comprehensive volume of natural lawn-care information, Paul Tukey explains the many elements that contribute to a healthy, natural lawn.
BEST SELLER E 42,000 copies in print
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-649-1; No. 67649 Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-655-2; No. 67655 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 272 pages; 8 x 10/

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INDOOR & CONTAINER GARDENING

THE

220 EXTRAORDINARY CHOICES FOR EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME

A great book that will be a welcome addition to the reference shelf.

Bloomsbury Review

Photographs by Kindra Clineff

TOVAH MARTIN

The Unexpected Houseplant

TOVAH MARTIN

Growing Tasty Tropical Plants in Any Home, Anywhere

LAURELYNN G. MARTIN & BYRON E. MARTIN

The Complete Houseplant Survival Manual

BARBARA PLEASANT

McGee & Stuckeys The Bountiful Container

ROSE MARIE NICHOLS McGEE & MAGGIE STUCKEY

Window Boxes
JAMES CRAMER & DEAN JOHNSON

NEW!

Tovah Martins zeal for houseplants speaks for itself in this revolutionary guide. With visual inspiration, it teaches the reader how to make unusual plant selections, shows where to best position plants in the home, and offers valuable tips on watering, feeding, grooming, pruning, and troubleshooting, season by season. This is a feast for the imagination with gorgeous photography by Kindra Clineff.
Paper: $22.95 US / $27.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-243-3; No. 689243 Full-color; photographs throughout; 256 pages; 78 x 9 Timber Press Available June 2012

In this practical guide, the owners of the acclaimed Logees Tropical Plants draw on a centurys worth of family secrets for growing lush, exotic edibles in containers indoors. The book covers 47 varieties of fruiting plants from chocolate to cherries, papaya to passion fruit, grapefruit to guava. For each plant the Martins provide everything an enthusiast needs to know, including information on plant selection, planting, pruning, maintenance, and harvesting.
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-577-3; No. 62577 Full-color; photographs throughout 160 pages; 9 x 9

Barbara Pleasants stylish care guide covers new imports, dozens of long-flowering varieties, and hardier cultivars of old favorites. Color photographs accompany specific troubleshooting, care, pruning, repotting, and propagating advice for each of 160 flowering and foliage houseplants. Includes an A-to-Z primer on general houseplant health.
BEST SELLER E 53,000 copies in print
Flexibind: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-569-2; No. 67569 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 384 pages; 7 x 10/

With few exceptions, everything edible thats grown in a traditional garden can be raised in a container. An extraordinarily complete plant-by-plant guide, The Bountiful Container covers vegetables not just tomatoes (17 varieties) and peppers (19 varieties) but also haricots verts, fava beans, Thumbelina carrots, and more.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $17.95 US / $22.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1623-0; No. 11623 Two-color; line art and halftones throughout 448 pages; 6 x 9 Workman Publishing

More than 150 full-color photographs, step-by-step instructions, and useful plant-care tips accompany 100 projects and quick design ideas for year-round window boxes. Container gardening combined with flower arranging results in stunning visual treasures for every season.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-518-0; No. 67518 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 176 pages; 9 x 10

a na

Bonsai Survival Manual

COLIN LEWIS

plant, chenille plant, copper-

t cats tail, red hot poker

The Practical Guide to Container Gardening

SUSAN BERRY & STEVE BRADLEY

Pots in the Garden

RAY ROGERS

rry, colorful catkins

ltivars have colorful leaves milar to coleus

3 feet (6090cm) in height

nny

oderately thirsty

65F (1218C)

st

umusy potting soil with mpost included

Buy and grow attractive bonsai and keep them thriving with this one-volume source of vital information. Fifty popular species are covered in this excellent beginners guide.
cAllA lIlIes
With thick, waxy white pulpits and arrow-shaped leaves, my calla lily came from the original Victorian collection at Logees Greenhouses.

early spring, summer, d late autumn only

ider mites are frequently issue

50,000 copies in print

Paper: $22.95 US / $27.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-853-6; No. 66853 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 160 pages; 7 x 9

Along with comprehensive information on planting techniques, care, and maintenance, this book includes a fully illustrated A-to-Z directory of more than 100 plant species.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-329-2; No. 67329 Full-color; photographs throughout 160 pages; 8 x 10/

Author and award-winning horticulturist Ray Rogers takes you on an engaging exploration into basic design principles as well as how to create focal points, use water, exploit the potential of empty containers, and more.
Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-834-1; No. 682834 Full-color; photographs throughout 248 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press

Calla lIlIeS

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TECHNIQUES & PROJECTS

17

Simple Fountains
DORCAS ADKINS

In the Company of Stone

DAN SNOW PHOTOGRAPHS BY PETER MAUSS

Outdoor Stonework
ALAN & GILL BRIDGEWATER

Garden Stone
BARBARA PLEASANT PHOTOGRAPHY BY DENCY KANE

Concrete Garden Projects

MALIN NILSSON & CAMILLA ARVIDSSON

From small tabletop models to full-size backyard waterfalls, step-by-step instructions for creating 20 soothing fountains.
66,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-506-7; No. 67506 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 160 pages; 9 x 10

Snows evocative prose and Peter Mausss richly textured photographs of Snows work reveal the nuance and beauty of walling and of one mans relationship with nature. The result is by turns poetic and practical.
Paper: $22.50 US / $32.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-57965-347-7; No. 85347 Photographs throughout 128 pages; 10 x 12 Artisan

This complete primer on working with stone covers material selection, tools, safety, and cutting and fitting techniques.
Paper: $17.95 US / $21.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-333-9; No. 67333 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 128 pages; 8 x 11

Stonework, artfully blended with flowers and other plantings, gives strength and structure to 40 landscape designs. Projects range from a flagstone path to a meditation garden.
Winner of a Garden Globe
Award of Achievement

The step-by-step instructions for dozens of easy, do-it-yourself dcor ideas include containers of all shapes and sizes, elegant benches and stools, miniature ponds and birdbaths, stepping stones, a barbecue, and a fire pit. At pennies per pound, and so simple to use just mix with water and pour concrete is the key to handcrafted backyard dcor.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-282-2; No. 689282 Full-color; photographs throughout 128 pages; 7 x 9 Timber Press

62,000 copies in print

Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-544-9; No. 67544 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 240 pages; 8/ x 10

NEW!

Small Green Roofs

NIGEL DUNNETT, DUSTY GEDGE, JOHN LITTLE & EDMUND C. SNODGRASS

Terrarium Craft
AMY BRYANT AIELLO & KATE BRYANT

Stone Primer
CHARLES McRAVEN

Handmade Garden Projects

LORENE EDWARDS FORKNER

More than forty profiles of small and domestic-scale projects of all shapes and sizes include green roofs on sheds, garden offices, studios, garages, houses, bicycle sheds, and other small structures, as well as several community projects.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $24.95 US / $31.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-059-0; No. 689059 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 256 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press

Authors and nursery owners Amy Bryant Aiello and Kate Bryant offer up everything a beginning terrarium crafter needs to get started, from advice about tools and materials to information about plant choices and simple maintenance tips. Fifty unique projects offer fantastic inspiration alongside easy-to-follow instructions and ingredient lists. Theres a terrarium for every taste and style.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-234-1; No. 689234 Full-color; photographs throughout 196 pages; 9 x 8 Timber Press

How-to techniques, step-by-step projects for the home, stonemason profiles, and beautiful photography give the book appeal as both a solid DIY guide and an inspirational design resource.
Selection of Bookspans Book-of-the
Month Club Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-670-5; No. 67670 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 272 pages; 8 x 10/

Fresh take on life outdoors for gardeners with acres of land, simple city-sized plots, or even just a windowsill. It's never been this easy to transform a patch of land into an oasis filled with handcrafted flair and made-from-scratch ingenuity.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-185-6; No. 689185 Full-color; photographs throughout 256 pages; 8 x 8 Timber Press

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FLOWERS

Right Rose, Right Place

PETER SCHNEIDER

The Ever-Blooming Flower Garden

LEE SCHNELLER

Roses dont have to be difficult to grow, and they dont have to monopolize a gardeners time. Gorgeous, bountiful roses can bring color and aroma to any garden the secret lies in choosing appropriate plants for every climate and every garden condition. Schneider guides readers through the best plant options for trellises, hedges, containers, large or small flower beds, and many other garden settings. Gardeners in colder climates will find ample information on hardy shrub and heritage roses, and every rose lover will benefit from the growing and pruning tips and advice on dealing with pests and diseases.
Selection of Bookspans HomeStyle
Book Club Hardcover with jacket: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-438-7; No. 62438 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 272 pages; 9 x 10

The Gardeners AZ Guide to Growing Flowers from Seed to Bloom

EILEEN POWELL

The Flower Gardeners Bible

LEWIS AND NANCY HILL

NEW COVER!

An easy-to-execute, 5-step system to help gardeners create season-spanning, spectacular color. Schneller leads you through the process of mapping your garden, calculating how many plants of different heights you will need, and choosing the perfect low-maintenance plants from the full-color 220-plant Flower Catalog.
BEST SELLER E
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-139-3; No. 62139 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 9

Grow flowers from seed with this encyclopedia of 576 annuals, perennials, and bulbs, with complete growing instructions for each plant. Also includes a fullcolor flower gallery and an at-a-glance design planner.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-517-3; No. 67517 Two-color; illustrations throughout; 64-page full-color plant guide 528 pages; 7/ x 9/

A flower primer in three sections: part one covers all the flower fundamentals, part two presents plans for 25 gardens, and part three is a photographic encyclopedia of more than 400 species.
Selection of the HomeStyle Book Club 71,000 copies in print
Paper: $27.50 US / $32.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-462-6; No. 67462 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 384 pages; 8 x 10/

Youll find yourself thumbing through this well-referenced, visually stunning and valuable compendium again and again. Highly recommended.
American Rose Magazine

Smith & Hawken: 100 English Roses for the American Garden
CLAIR G. MARTIN PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAXON HOLT

Smith & Hawken: 100 Old Roses for the American Garden
CLAIR G. MARTIN PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAXON HOLT

Smith & Hawken: 100 Orchids for the American Gardener

ELVIN MCDONALD PHOTOGRAPHY BY STEVEN MCDONALD

Focused exclusively on the needs of North American gardeners, here is a complete guide to selecting, planting, feeding, pruning, and caring for 100 English roses. Includes a source guide and an index of cultivars by color.
Flexibound paper with flaps: $18.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-0185-7; No. 10185 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 272 pages; 5 x 10 Workman Publishing

Clair G. Martin demystifies the world of Old Roses. Includes a field guide to 100 varieties best suited for American gardens.
Flexibound paper with flaps: $17.95 US / $22.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1341-6; No. 11341 Full-color; photographs throughout 288 pages; 5 x 10 Workman Publishing

A how-to book and a stunningly photographed field guide, beginning with the one persistent myth surrounding orchids (that theyre difficult to grow) and debunking it thoroughly.
Flexibound paper with flaps: $17.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1071-2; No. 11071 Full-color; photographs throughout 256 pages; 5 x 10 Workman Publishing

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Covering Ground
BARBARA W. ELLIS

Hardy Succulents
GWEN MOORE KELAIDIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAXON HOLT

Foliage
NANCY J. ONDRA PHOTOGRAPHY BY ROB CARDILLO

Grasses
NANCY J. ONDRA PHOTOGRAPHY BY SAXON HOLT

Ground covers bring versatility, texture, and durability to lawn spaces. This guide to possibilities helps readers create eyecatching splashes of color and texture in unexpected places. Covering Ground is part inspiration, part landscaping advice, and part in-depth how-to for planting an outdoor space.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-665-1; No. 67665 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 224 pages; 9 x 10

The first book dedicated to bringing succulents to every North American hardiness zone. This complete resource offers stepby-step growing instructions, practical care tips, advice on weeding and dividing, creative design ideas, and stunning photography of an array of hardy succulents.
Winner of the 2009 American
Horticultural Society Book Award Paper with flaps: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-700-9; No. 67700 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 160 pages; 9 x 9

Discover the versatility, durability, and season-long color possibilities of garden foliage. Organized by color and texture, each chapter in this eye-opening gardening guide illustrates the features and requirements of dozens of plants, all chosen for the unique appeal of their leaves.
Paper with flaps: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-648-4; No. 67648 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 304 pages; 9 x 9

Ornamental grasses stabilize soil, retard erosion, and conserve water. Here is advice on combining grasses with perennials and other plants, as well as stunning photographs and 24 garden plans that illustrate how to achieve results.
BEST SELLER E 108,000 copies in print
Paper with flaps: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-423-7; No. 67423 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 144 pages; 9 x 9

fandex Family Field Guides:

Wildflowers

100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names

DIANA WELLS

Bulbs in the Basement, Geraniums on the Windowsill

ALICE & BRIAN McGOWAN

Daylilies
LEWIS & NANCY HILL

RUTH ROGERS CLAUSEN

Bringing the world of North American wildflowers to your fingertips, fandex presents a field guide thats as beautiful, practical, and intriguing as the flowers themselves.
Paper: $10.95 US / $13.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1464-2; No. 11464 Full-color deck of 50 individually die-cut cards; 4 x 10 Workman Publishing

Every flower tells a story. Gardening writer Diana Wells knows them all. Here she presents 100 well-known garden favorites and the not-so-well-known stories behind their names. Not for gardeners only, this is a book for anyone interested in the roots as well as the blossoms.
Hardcover: $17.95 US / $24.50 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-138-6; No. 72138 Illustrations throughout 288 pages; 7 x 5 Algonquin Books

The first comprehensive resource on the care and overwintering of tender plants. This zone-defying guide is for gardeners looking to expand their plant palettes and thrifty gardeners of all skill levels. Packed with simple techniques for overwintering, plus 165 detailed plant profiles.
Paper: $17.95 US / $21.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-042-6; No. 62042 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 208 pages; 7 x 9

Daylilies are available in a wide variety of colors and textures, require little maintenance, and are adaptable to almost any landscape or region. The Hills extensive growing advice includes a list of more than 200 of their favorite cultivars.
49,000 copies in print
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-651-8; No. 66651 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 208 pages; 7/ x 9

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the book of

for kids

101 ways to get KIDS outside, DIRTY, and having FUN

WHITNEY COHEN and JOHN FISHER
Directors of Life Lab Science Program

The Book of Gardening Projects for Kids

WHITNEY COHEN & JOHN FISHER

The Nature Connection

CLARE WALKER LESLIE

Toad Cottages & Shooting Stars

SHARON LOVEJOY

Natures Art Box

LAURA C. MARTIN

Roots, Shoots, Buckets & Boots

SHARON LOVEJOY

NEW!

Features practical advice for gardening with kids, including how to design a play-friendly garden, ideas for fun-filled theme gardens, how to cook and preserve the gardens bounty, and 101 engaging, family-friendly garden activities.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-245-7; No. 689245 Hardcover: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60469-373-7; No. 689373 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 264 pages; 8 x 9 Timber Press Available May 2012

Includes dozens of fun things to do every season. Sure to engage the whole family in outdoor fun and year-round nature activities.
BEST SELLER E Winner of the 2011 Teachers
Choice Award Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-531-5; No. 62531 Two-color; illustrations throughout 304 pages; 7/ x 9

An ecologically inspired guide that combines more than 130 green activities with timeless grandparenting advice. Illustrated with Lovejoys distinctive watercolors, its a resource to connect with each other through nature.
BEST SELLERE
Paper: $14.95 US / $18.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-5043-5; No. 15043 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 272 pages, 8 x 8 Workman Publishing

Using materials children can find easily, 65 natural-art projects teach both creativity and a respect for nature and the earths resources.
58,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-490-9; No. 67490 Full-color: illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 10/

Sharon Lovejoy presents 12 spirited, easy-to-implement ideas for theme gardens that parents and kids can grow together. Each garden includes a plan, the planting recipe seeds, seedlings, and growing instructions spelled out step by step and activities.
Paper: $13.95 US / $17.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1056-9; No. 11056 Full-color: illustrations throughout 176 pages; 8/ x 9 Workman Publishing

are but on if ers.

Chapter 1

sneak peek : Add whimsy and a bit of magic

Make the most of small spaces Save time and effort and more

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Catch the Wind, Harness the Sun

MICHAEL J. CADUTO

The Bug Book & Bug Bottle

REVISED EDITION HUGH DANKS, PH.D.

EyeLike Stickers: Bugs

Crafters, scrapbookers, collectors, and kids will love these 400 photo-real reusable stickers featuring butterflies, beetles, and oh so many other bugs. The interior covers have glossy, full-color illustrations to use as a background for hours of fun.
Paper: $6.95 US / $8.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-6934-5; No. 16934 Full-color; photographs throughout 12 pages; 8 x 10 Workman Publishing

Sunflower Houses
SHARON LOVEJOY

rd is a f yeartreats.

Make the most of small spaces Create a welcoming outdoor gathering area Use ideas that save time and effort

1
We visited many family gardens while writing this book, and came across wonderful ideas. Here are just a few to play with as you begin your own: Kid-sized beds and tools Play areas: a sandbox, playhouse, or hopscotch pathway

Involve Your Kids in the Garden Design

Talk to kids who love their gardens, and you will often hear about things you might never have considered part of a garden before, like catapults, painting easels, sand boxes, Frisbee targets, or gopher-viewing chambers. Kids are more likely to feel ownership of the garden, and to enjoy spending time there, if they can see themselves reflected in the planning and design. Of course, the best way to achieve this is to involve them every step of the way. Whether you are installing a new garden or revamping an existing one, consider going to other gardens together and making notes of what you and your kids like best. You can then involve them in brainstorming and mapping appealing garden elements. It should come as no surprise that some of the best kid-friendly garden design ideas have come from kids themselves. Lee, a spirited 10-year-old, suggested to his mom and dad that they build a ships crows nest in their garden. And so, right in the center of their suburban backyard, they have a tall perch from which Lee can survey the neighborhood. Some less elaborate but equally whimsical kids ideas include child-sized nests made from woven branches, moats or miniature rivers for floating leaf boats, and outdoor sitting areas for favorite dolls.

A digging-only bed Miniature landscapes: a fairy garden or toy dinosaur garden Favorites beds: a pirate or pizza bed

Living structures: a bean teepee, sunflower house, or plant tunnel

A cutting garden Tools for measuring the weather: a rain gauge or wind sock

agine,

den or endly,

A sundial Garden signs Birdhouses, feeders, and baths

Twenty-two exciting projects and experiments focused on producing and playing with renewable energy. Projects range from the quick and simple like the Pie Plate Wind-Maker to the thrillingly large-scale, like Pedal Power, in which kids use a bicycle to power a 12-volt battery.
2012 Teacher's Choice Award
for the Classroom Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-794-4; No. 62794 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 10/

The best-seller, now revised, updated, and expanded. Includes safe plastic bottle, full-color book with field notes to 46 bugs, a fold-out bug chart, a magnifier, and a bug explorers journal.
BEST SELLERE
Paper: $14.95 US / $18.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-4889-0; No. 14889 Full-color; illustrations throughout 112 pages; 5 x 4 x 3 Workman Publishing

A unique garden lovers miscellany, a collection of memories, poems, activities, garden plans, crafts, botanical riddles, games, and planting projects.
Paper: $13.95 US / $17.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-2386-6; No. 12386 Full-color; illustrations throughout 144 pages; 8 x 9 Workman Publishing

Plants to graze on: sugar snap peas or Places to relax: cherry a swing or tomatoes hammock Areas to gather: an outdoor eating area

Places to hide

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fandex Family Field Guides:

Butterflies of the World

The Secret Lives of Backyard Bugs

JUDY BURRIS & WAYNE RICHARDS

The Life Cycles of Butterflies

JUDY BURRIS & WAYNE RICHARDS

The Family Butterfly Book

RICK MIKULA

Bringing the fascinating world of butterflies to your fingertips, fandex presents a field guide to 50 of these vibrant and graceful creatures.
Paper: $10.95 US / $13.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-2577-8; No.12577 Full-color deck of 50 individually die-cut cards 4 x x10 Workman Publishing

Stunning photography combined with expert information creates an up-closeand-personal tour of the hidden lives of spiders, beetles, crickets, dragonflies, and many other backyard residents.
2012 Teacher's Choice Award 2011 National Outdoor Book Award
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-563-6; No. 62563 Hardcover: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-985-6; No. 62985 Full-color; photographs throughout 136 pages; 8 x 10

Witness the life cycles of 23 common backyard butterflies through more than 400 stunning photographs. Each butterfly is shown from start to maturity.
BEST SELLERE
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-617-0; No. 67617 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 160 pages; 9 x 7

Rick Mikula, christened North Americas Butterfly Evangelist by People, explains how to identify, care for, and raise butterflies in your own backyard.
58,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-292-9; No. 67292 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 176 pages; 8 x 11

For the Bird Watcher

Whats That Bird?

JOSEPH CHOINIERE & CLAIRE MOWBRAY GOLDING

The Bird Watching Answer Book

LAURA ERICKSON

fandex Family Field

Guides: Birds

Raptor!
CHRISTYNA M. LAUBACH, REN LAUBACH & CHARLES W.G. SMITH

The Backyard Bird-Lovers Guide

JAN MAHNKEN

The perfect tool for beginning enthusiasts of all ages, Whats That Bird? offers basic bird literacy in a fun, easy-to-use guide that teaches the best ways to observe and identify common birds.
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-554-8; No. 67554 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 128 pages; 7 x 11

Hundreds of questions and answers are gathered here in a handy, portable volume from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.
BEST SELLER E
Flexibind with paper spine: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-452-3; No. 62452 Two-color; illustrations throughout 400 pages; 4 x 6/ 8-copy counter display $119.60 US / $143.60 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-503-2; No. 62503

Bringing the world of birds to your fingertips in 50 individually die-cut cards, fandex presents the ideal field guide. Its like having the real bird in your own hand.
Paper: $9.95 US / $11.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-1397-3; No. 11397 Full-color deck of 50 individually die-cut cards; 4 x x10 Workman Publishing

Get to know the birds at the top of the food chain.

Outstanding Science Trade Book
for Students K12 Selection

Selection of Bookspans
Childrens BOMC

In this colorful, information-packed reference book for attracting, feeding, and watching a wide variety of birds, Mahnken introduces 135 North American species.
Paper: $24.95 US / $29.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-927-4; No. 66927 Full-color; illustrations throughout 320 pages; 7 x 10

60,000 copies in print

Paper with flaps: $14.95 US / $18.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-445-9; No. 67445 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 128 pages; 7 x 11

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Pickled Pantry
CHESMAN

From Apples to Zucchini, 185 Recipes for Preserving & Pickling the Harvest

Andrea Chesman Author of Recipes from the Root Cellar

The Pickled Pantry

ANDREA CHESMAN

NEW!

Put em Up!
SHERRI BROOKS VINTON

The Big Book of Preserving the Harvest

CAROL W. COSTENBADER

Serving Up the Harvest

ANDREA CHESMAN

The Pickled Pantry is a fresh, contemporary guide to pickling the abundance. The book provides a whopping 185 recipes for putting up everything from apples to zucchini. There are techniques for making fermented pickles, salsas, relishes, and chutneys; freezer and refrigerator options; and recipes that feature pickles front and center. There are instructions for single jars and small batches, as well as ways to preserve a bumper crop of produce.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-562-9; No. 62562 Full-color; illustrations throughout 304 pages; 8 x 9 Available May 2012

Step-by-step instructions will have the most timid beginners filling their pantries and freezers in no time. An extensive techniques section includes complete how-to for every kind of preserving: refrigerating and freezing, air- and oven-drying, coldand hot-pack canning, and pickling. And with recipe yields as small as a few pints or as large as several gallons, readers can choose recipes that work for the amount of produce and time at hand.
BEST SELLEREE
Paper: $19.95 US / $24.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-546-9; No. 62546 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 304 pages; 7/ x 9/

Preserve the flavors of summers bounty with this classic primer on drying, freezing, canning, and pickling techniques.
165,000 copies in print
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-458-9; No. 67458 Two-color; illustrations throughout 352 pages; 8 x 9

An inspirational collection of 175 recipes featuring fresh-picked vegetables organized by crop readiness. Includes 14 master recipes that teach cooks the basics of stir-fries, quiches, vegetable pastas, and other quick fixes. Award-winning cookbook author Andrea Chesman follows her own guidelines for creating special dishes.
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-663-7; No. 67663 Two-color; illustrations throughout 512 pages; 8 x 9

Fermented Pickles

real deal half-sours

makes 2 quar ts

These half-sours are the real deal:

half-sours. Because they use a low-salt brine (3.6-percent solution), they are vulnerable to rapid spoilage, especially as a result of inattention to sanitation. And, because these are by necessity quick pickles, you must use a generous hand with the dill and garlic to them whole, so the flavor will penetrate better.

lacto-fermented

develop the flavors. I also recommend cutting the cukes into spears rather than leaving

ingredients
4 cups water 2 tablespoon pickling or fine sea salt 6 garlic cloves, peeled 2 dill heads or at least 12 young dill shoots 8 cups whole pickling cucumbers

1 Heat the water and salt in a saucepan, stirring until the salt is fully

dissolved. Add the garlic and dill and let cool to room temperature. into quarters or eighths, depending on the thickness of the cucumber. Pack in as many of the cucumbers as you can fit. Carefully pour in the completely cooled brine. You may not need it all; set aside any extra in a covered jar. Fill the jar to the very top with brine or weight the cucumbers so they are completely submerged in the brine.

2 Slice 1/16 inch off the blossom end of each cucumber. Cut lengthwise 3 Pack the garlic and dill into a clean 2-quart canning jar or crock.

Kitchen Note

4 Cover the container to exclude the air. Set the jar where the
temperature will remain constant: 65 to 75F is ideal.

You can double the recipe, but keep in mind that the flavor will continue to develop and the pickles will become fully sour over time.

5 Check the jar daily, and remove any scum that forms on the surface. 6 The pickles will be ready in 2 to 3 days. Refrigerate immediately. The
and garlic will continue to develop. pickles will last about 2 weeks in the refrigerator. The flavor of the dill

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the gas bubbles. The lactic acid that is produced gives the fermented pickles a distinct sharp flavor, mellower than the acetic acid in the vinegar that flavors other types of pickles. The lactic acid is also a preservative. is fuzzy looking and should be removed promptly. It is most likely to appear on the walls of the crock and can be removed with a paper towel. If your equipment is cleaned properly before use, and you take care to keep the vegetables submerged in the brine and to keep air excluded from the crock or jar, yeast and molds shouldnt present much of a problem. If growth does happen, dont freak out. once youve removed any colonies of yeast or mold by skimming off, taste your pickle. As long as the pickle tastes good and isnt slimy in texture, it is safe to eat. You will know when a ferment has gone bad. trust yourself.

Storage

Yeasts and Molds

It is a rare batch of fermented pickles that exists without a little yeast action. Mold is less common, but still happens on occasion. Yeast is indicated by a whitish foam that forms on the surface of the brine. It should be skimmed off daily thats why you check to prevent softening the pickles or developing off flavors. Mold

Fermentation will be complete in 3 days to 4 weeks. After 4 weeks, all fermented pickles should be stored in the refrigerator. The uSDA recommends canning fully fermented pickles for long-term storage, but this destroys the crisp texture of the pickle. If fermentation went well, you can refrigerate the pickles in the original brine. Alternatively, make up fresh brine, add fresh herbs and spices, and put the pickles in the fresh brine before refrigerating.

Experience the delicious versatility of the apple at every meal, all year long. Olwen Woodier provides more than 140 recipes, including beverages, breakfasts, appetizers, soups, salads, side dishes, entres, and desserts.
BEST SELLER E Selection of The Good Cook Book
Club

Pumpkin, A Super Food for All 12 Months of the Year

DEEDEE STOVEL

Tomato: A Fresh-fromthe-Vine Cookbook

LAWRENCE DAVISHOLLANDER

More than 125 recipes bring the versatile, healthful goodness of pumpkin to the table year-round.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-594-4; No. 67594 Two-color; illustrations throughout 224 pages; 8 x 8 8-copy counter display $103.60 US / $127.60 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-768-9; No. 67768

For the millions of people who love warm, juicy, vine-ripened tomatoes, here is a stunning collection of 150 tomato recipes, history, folklore, and advice on growing, preserving, and seed saving.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-478-3; No. 62478 Two-color with 16-page full-color insert; illustrations throughout 288 pages; 8 x 9/

Step by Step Fermented Pickles

Heres a step-by step guide to making fermented pickles.

1 Prepare the

Wash the vegetables care-

Vegetables and the Crock

fully. Scrub gently with a vegetable brush under running

water or in several changes of water. lift the vegetables out of the water; dont let the dirty water run out of the sink and redeposit dirt on the produce. Be sure to slice off the blossom end of the cucumbers, which contain enzymes that can soften the pickles.

177,000 copies in print

Paper: $10.95 US / $12.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-389-6; No. 67389 Two-color; illustrations throughout 192 pages; 8 x 8 8-copy counter display $87.60 US / $103.60 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-397-1; No. 67397

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Storeys Preserving 15-copy floor display $272.25 US / $343.25 CAN 4 The Beginners Guide to Preserving Food at Home, 4 The Big Book of Preserving the Harvest, 4 Put em Up!, and 3 Recipes from the Root Cellar ISBN 978-1-60342-951-1; No. 62951

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Vegetable Love
BARBARA KAFKA WITH CHRISTOPHER STYLER

The Beginners Guide to Preserving Food at Home

JANET CHADWICK

Food to Live By
MYRA GOODMAN, WITH LINDA HOLLAND & PAMELA MCKINSTRY

The Earthbound Cook

MYRA GOODMAN

Recipes from the Root Cellar

ANDREA CHESMAN

Barbara Kafka has created the cooks ultimate vegetable resource: 750 original recipes showcasing everything she adores about the vegetable world.
Hardcover with jacket: $35.00 US / $50.00 CAN ISBN 978-1-57965-168-8; No. 85168 50 duotone photographs 720 pages; 7 x 9/ Artisan

This book takes the fear out of canning by offering alternatives such as freezing and root cellaring, while also making basic canning foolproof. It covers the best techniques for the most popular fruits and vegetables.
BEST SELLER E 130,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-145-4; No. 62145 Two-color; illustrations throughout 240 pages; 7 x 9

In a dazzling full-color cookbook, Myra Goodman offers an utterly appealing, casual style of cooking based on using the best ingredients, organic or otherwise.
Paper: $21.95 US / $27.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-3899-0; No. 13899 Full color; photographs throughout 384 pages; 8 x 9/ Workman Publishing

A cookbook with a conscience, from the co-owner of Earthbound Farm, the largest U.S. organic produce farm. It pairs 250 sumptuous recipes with all the information a cook needs to make greener, smarter choices.
Paper: $20.95 US / $26.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-5634-5; No. 15634 Hardcover: $35.00 US / $43.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-7611-5920-9; No. 15920 Full-color; photographs throughout 432 pages; 8 x 9 Workman Publishing

Sweet winter squashes, robust hardy greens, jewel-toned root vegetables, and potatoes of every variety are the staples that make eating locally so delicious and satisfying during the cold months of late autumn and winter. With this collection of more than 250 recipes, veteran cookbook author and gardening enthusiast Andrea Chesman deliciously demonstrates how locavores in all parts of North America can eat seasonal produce year-round.
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-545-2; No. 62545 Two-color; illustrations throughout 400 pages; 8 x 9

Cider
ANNIE PROULX & LEW NICHOLS

Herbal Vinegar
MAGGIE OSTER

The Classic Zucchini Cookbook

NANCY C. RALSTON, MARYNOR JORDAN & ANDREA CHESMAN

Peaches and Other Juicy Fruits

OLWEN WOODIER

Root Cellaring
MIKE AND NANCY BUBEL

Every step of cider making is covered in Cider. Planting and care instructions cover pruning, diseases, pests, harvesting, and top-grafting. A zone map highlights cultivars appropriate for every area of North America.
92,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-520-3; No. 67520 Illustrations throughout 224 pages; 6 x 9

Make dozens of vinegars with recipes that feature various herbs, spices, vegetables, and flowers, and then put them to flavorful use in more than 100 recipes for everything from appetizers to entres.
Selection of The Good Cook
Book Club

Savor the flavor as well as the health benefits of zucchini and squash with 225 recipes.
500,000 copies in print
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-453-4; No. 67453 Two-color; illustrations throughout 320 pages; 8 x 8 5-copy counter display $84.75 US / $99.50 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-921-8; No. 67921

160,000 copies in print

Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-843-7; No. 66843 176 pages; 7/ x 9

Peaches, plums, nectarines, and apricots take center stage in 150 sweet and savory recipes from crisps and pies to innovative pairings with roasted chicken, pork tenderloin, and grilled salmon among many others.
Paper: $10.95 US / $12.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-58017-499-2; No. 67499 Two-color; illustrations throughout 192 pages; 8 x 8

Use the earths naturally cool, stable temperature as an energy-saving way to store nearly 100 varieties of perishable fruits and vegetables all year long.
BEST SELLER E 143,000 copies in print
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-703-4; No. 66703 Photographs and illustrations throughout 320 pages; 6 x 9

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COUNTRY WISDOM BULLETINS

Attractively packaged and priced, each Country Wisdom Bulletin features 32 pages of concise information on a single subject. Customize your own in our 48-copy countertop display.

Country Wisdom Bulletins 32 pages Single-subject specific 5/ x 8/ $3.95 US / $4.95 CAN Country Wisdom Countertop Display (Holds 48 Bulletins) Free with the purchase of 48 bulletins ISBN 978-1-58017-784-9; No. 67784 Bulletin 6-pocket display (holds 8 of each bulletin) Corrugated 11 wide x 12 tall x 5 deep

Beekeeping

A Short History of the Honey Bee

ILONA MCCARTY AND E. READICKER-HENDERSON

Hive Management
RICHARD E. BONNEY

Beekeeping
RICHARD E. BONNEY

Attracting Native Pollinators

THE XERCES SOCIETY

Storeys Guide to Keeping Honey Bees

MALCOLM T. SANFORD & RICHARD E. BONNEY

Combining gorgeous photography and engaging text, A Short History of the Honey Bee follows the journey from flower to hive to honey throughout history.
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88192-942-3; No. 682942 Full color; photographs and illustrations throughout 164 pages; 5 x 8 Timber Press

For the practicing beekeeper who needs more information or the serious novice, here is sensible advice to help keep honey bees thriving.
Paper: $16.95 US / $19.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-637-2; No. 66637 Photographs and illustrations throughout 160 pages; 6 x 9

Richard Bonney describes how to acquire bees, manage a hive, prevent and treat diseases, and harvest a crop of honey.
38,000 copies in print
Paper: $18.95 US / $22.95 CAN ISBN 978-0-88266-861-1; No. 66861 Illustrations throughout 192 pages; 6 x 9

How to encourage the activity of a variety of pollinators by creating flowering habitats and inviting nesting sites. A comprehensive, essential reference book.
Paper: $29.95 US / $35.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-695-4; No. 62695 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout 384 pages; 7 x 10

All the information you need to successfully keep your own honey bees. Plan a hive, acquire bees, install a colony, keep bees healthy, prevent new diseases, harvest honey crops, and more.
BEST SELLERE
Paper: $19.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-550-6; No. 62550 Full-color; photographs and illustrations throughout; 256 pages; 6 x 9

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Amy Stewart

The Locavore Way

AMY COTLER

Wicked Plants
AMY STEWART

Wicked Bugs
AMY STEWART

The Earth Moved

AMY STEWART

Buy, cook, and eat close to home! The Locavore Way shows how with shopping tips, helpful lists, and selection strategies for consumers looking for new ways to source more local food. As effective as a personal tour through a bustling farmers market, this is the carry-along guide that helps readers shop effectively, prepare their purchases well, and support a sustainable model of food production.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-60342-453-0; No. 62453 Two-color; illustrations throughout 256 pages; 6 x 8

The best-selling author of Flower Confidential delves into the dark side of the plant kingdom. An entertaining, oneof-a-kind AZ guide of plants that kill, maim, intoxicate, and otherwise offend. This informative book is illustrated with 40 menacing botanical etchings.
BEST SELLERE New York Times Best-seller
Paper over board: $18.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-683-1; No. 72683 Two-color; illustrations throughout 223 pages; 5 x 7 Algonquin Books

In a follow-up to her wildly successful New York Times best-seller Wicked Plants, Stewart tackles the insects, worms, and spiders that have tormented humankind for centuries.
BEST SELLERE
Paper over board: $18.95 US / $23.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-960-3; No. 72960 Two-color; illustrations throughout 288 pages; 5 x 7 Algonquin Books 8-copy counter display: $151.60 US / $191.60 CAN ISBN 978-0-76116-542-2; No. 26542

In her witty, offbeat style, Amy Stewart takes off on a subterranean adventure and introduces the planets most important gatekeeper: the humble earthworm. Its true that the earthworm is small, spineless, and blind, but its effect on the ecosystem is profound.
Paper: $12.95 US / $15.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-468-4; No. 72468 240 pages; 5 x 8 Algonquin Books

Lives of the Trees

DIANA WELLS

A Rose by Any Name

DOUGLAS BRENNER & STEPHEN SCANNIELLO

In and Out of the Garden

SARA MIDDA

How Carrots Won the Trojan War

REBECCA RUPP

The author of 100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names now turns her attention to our deep-rooted relationship with trees. She investigates the names and meanings of trees, telling their legends and lore.
Hardcover: $19.95 US / $24.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-491-2; No 72491 368 pages; 6 x 8 Algonquin Books

With full-color art throughout, this eclectic volume is a must-have for die-hard rosarians. And for the less rose-obsessed, its simply a marvelous miscellany starring the worlds most popular flower.
Hardcover: $19.95 US / $24.95 CAN ISBN 978-1-56512-518-6; No. 72518 Full-color; illustrations throughout 352 pages; 6 x 7 Algonquin Books

The most elegant and subtle of books to give and to have, it evokes the English gardens of Sara Middas childhood, sowing the imagination with glorious images.
Hardcover: $23.50 US / $29.50 CAN ISBN 978-0-89480-193-8; No. 344 Full-color; paintings throughout 128 pages; 6 x 8 Workman Publishing

Rebecca Rupp tells the strange and fascinating behind-the-scenes tales of the world's most popular vegetables.
Selection of the Military and History Book Club
Paper: $14.95 US / $17.95 CAN Two-color; illustrations throughout ISBN 978-1-60342-968-9; No. 62968 384 pages; 5 x 8

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2013 The Secret Garden Calendar

With a dozen hidden-away retreats, The Secret Garden Calendar is, at a glance, a welcome respite from the noise of daily life. A stone path beckons, a concealed garden blooms with antique roses, and there, just round the corner, a shaded bench offers quiet repose. Accompanying the photographs are gardening quotations, tips, and appreciations.
$12.99 US / $15.99 CAN ISBN 978-0-76116-702-0; No. 16702 Full-color; photographs throughout 28 pages; 12 x 12 Workman Publishing Ships in August 2012

2013 Audubon The World of Trees Calendar

This calendar celebrates the diversity and splendor of the world's trees. A single camelthorn tree stands alone amid the orange sand dunes of Namibia. Pointy cypress trees add to the romance of the Tuscan countryside. There are birch trees in Maine, tropical palms in Venezuela, and quiver trees, glowing in the early morning light, close to the southern Kalahari. Each beautifully photographed image is a testament to the power of nature and a reminder of the importance of preservation.
$12.99 US / $15.99 CAN ISBN 978-1-57965-489-4; No. 85489 Full-color; photographs throughout 28 pages; 12 x 12 Workman Publishing Ships in July 2012

2013 Audubon Nature Calendar

America the beautiful: Snowcapped mountains encircle the aquamarine waters of Lake Tahoe. The sun rises on Wyoming's Teton Range. A carpet of Desert Sand Verbena paints the Borrego Valley brilliant purple. And a fastmoving river cuts through the dense vegetation of Olympic National Park. With a dozen beautifully photographed images in full color, Audubon Nature captures the raw beauty and power of North America's woodlands, deserts, seashores, mountains, wetlands, and other wilderness treasures.
$12.99 US / $15.99 CAN ISBN 978-1-57965-483-2; No. 85483 Full-color; photographs throughout 28 pages; 12 x 12 Workman Publishing Ships in July 2012

NEW!

2013 Audubon Songbirds & Other Backyard BIrds Calendar

For Americas 71 million birders, Audubon Songbirds is the best-selling calendar filled with the familiar avian friends who make bird lovers hearts sing. Each months spread features a large photograph at the top of the page and dozens of smaller ones in the grid below. The text offers extensive information about the featured species. Its a sighting a day, in full color and dazzling detail.
$12.99 US / $15.99 CAN ISBN 978-1-579-65-484-9; No. 85484 Full-color; photographs throughout 28 pages; 12 x 14 Workman Publishing Ships in July 2012

2013 Flowers Page-a-Day Calendar

All year long, brighten your desktop with flowers so beautiful and so fresh, you can practically smell them. Flowers offers flower lovers day after day of lovely full-color images a finely curated assortment of studio photography, flowers in nature, and antique botanical illustrations, capturing each flower's natural radiance and most exquisite details.
$15.99 US / $19.99 CAN ISBN 978-0-76116-729-7; No. 16729 Full-color; photographs throughout 160 leaves; 6 x 7 Workman Publishing Ships in July 2012

2013 Audubon Wildflowers Calendar

They bloom in mountain meadows, woodlands, prairies, even the driest deserts wildflowers are vibrant but ephemeral beauties, embellishing landscapes with strokes of color before disappearing for another year. With a dozen photographs that capture wildflowers in their native environments, this calendar is a tribute to North America's loveliest blooms. It's pure artistry by nature's hand.
$12.99 US / $15.99 CAN ISBN 978-1-57965-486-3; No. 85486 Full-color; photographs throughout 28 pages; 12 x 12 Workman Publishing Ships in July 2012

For a complete Workman calendar catalog contact your sales representative.

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SECTION DISPLAYS
When customers have questions about their vegetable gardens or need growing advice, give them the best garden reference and gift section available. Now you can merchandise your collection of books on this sturdy wooden ladder made of solid pine. Receive this display FREE with a supporting order of 30 gardening books while supplies last. Display available February 2012. (Some assembly required.) Here are a few assortments to choose from or you can make a custom display of 30 gardening books from this catalog.

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30-COPY ASSORTMENT

Includes: 1 Storey Step Up Ladder Display, 4 copies The Vegetable Gardeners Bible, 4 copies The Vegetable Gardeners Container Bible, 3 copies The Year-Round Vegetable Gardener, 3 copies The Edible Front Yard, 3 copies Carrots Love Tomatoes, 3 copies Whats Wrong with My Vegetable Garden?, 3 copies Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardeners Handbook, 3 copies Free-Range Chicken Gardens, 2 copies The Backyard Homestead, 2 copies The Complete Compost Gardening Guide
$601.50 US / NCR ISBN 978-1-61212-112-3; No. 622112

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Step Up to Timber Gardening!

30-COPY ASSORTMENT

Includes: 1 Storey Step Up Ladder Display, 3 copies Whats Wrong with My Vegetable Garden?, 3 copies Seeing Trees, 3 copies Terrarium Craft, 3 copies Gardening for a Lifetime, 3 copies The Edible Front Yard, 3 copies Concrete Garden Projects, 3 copies 50 Beautiful Deer-Resistant Plants, 3 copies Small Green Roofs, 3 copies Bringing Nature Home, 3 copies Succulent Container Gardens
$664.50 US / NCR ISBN 978-1-61212-113-0; No. 622113

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Choose a display or make your own assortment

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Step Up to Storey Gardening!

30-COPY ASSORTMENT

Includes: 1 Storey Step Up Ladder Display, 5 copies The Vegetable Gardeners Bible, 5 copies The Vegetable Gardeners Container Bible, 4 copies The Backyard Homestead, 4 copies The Year-Round Vegetable Gardener, 3 copies Vertical Vegetables & Fruit, 3 copies The Fruit Gardeners Bible, 3 copies Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardeners Handbook, 3 copies The Veggie Gardeners Answer Book
$601.50 US / NCR ISBN 978-1-61212-111-6; No. 622111

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30-COPY ASSORTMENT

Includes: 1 Storey Step Up Ladder Display, 4 copies Chick Days, 4 copies Free-Range Chicken Gardens, 4 copies Storeys Guide to Raising Chickens, 4 copies The Backyard Homestead, 4 copies The Vegetable Gardeners Bible, 4 copies The Vegetable Gardeners Container Bible, 3 copies Whats Wrong with My Vegetable Garden?, 3 copies Week-by-Week Vegetable Gardeners Handbook
$594.50 US / NCR ISBN 978-1-61212-114-7; No. 622114

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Garden Catalog 2012

Look inside for great gardening titles from Storey Publishing, Timber Press, Artisan, Algonquin, Workman, and Black Dog & Leventhal.

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