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Create beautiful gardens and grow healthy perennials ideally suited for zones 3, 4 and 5. Emphasizing basic techniques, Severa demystifies and simplifies gardening with a common sense approach. The book answers such questions as How do I start a garden? Where do I put it? What do I plant? and When should I mulch?
About the Author:
Author Joan Severa grew up in Spring Green, Wisconsin, making flower beds at an early age for her grandmother. Since becoming a Master Gardener, she has helped others create and manage their own garden sanctuaries.
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ITUMELENG Tshabalala
reviewed Creating a Perennial Garden in the Midwest on December 09, 2013
Creating a Perennial Garden in the Midwest
One of the best gardening books I ever read.
Very heavy into the botany and ecology of perennials.
This is a very serious book for very serious gardeners.
I read the library copy, but I really must buy this book.
Worth repeated readings.
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