Perennials are among the most versatile plants. They can even be used in container gardens. Here are some books that will help gardeners choose and grow these plants.

Our landscapes are influenced by contemporary color trends.

Garden structures serve many purposes. These garden projects require careful planning. For that reason, I recommend the following books.

Landscaping trends reveal gardeners´ varied tastes and interests.

Small gardens present unique challenges and opportunities for gardeners. The basics of good garden design still apply. Here are some books with sensational ideas for small gardens.

The first thing to consider before starting a landscape project is the garden style. For meditative and contemplative purposes, the Japanese garden can´t be beat. Here are some books that will inspire gardeners.

Something old or something new. Which do you prefer when it comes to fall-blooming plants? Some like the old reliables, the tried and the true ones. Among these would be the mums, pansies, ornamental cabbage and kale, and a few others.

As a living legacy, heirloom plants bring the past to life. Often, these are herbs or edible plants. Here are some books focusing on heritage plants.

Gardeners can find many inventive ways to dress up their landscapes with sensational container planters. Here are some books that can help you accomplish that.

In recent years, gardeners have become very interested in growing native plants. Whether these are grown in perennial borders or wildflowers meadows, wildflowers are special. With that in mind, here are some wildflower book reviews.