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Miscellaneous

This group features ones that donīt fall neatly into the other categories, such as theme gardens, seasonal topics, and new plants.

Aechmeas for Indoor Landscapes star
During the winter months when there is little to do in the outdoor landscape, our interest turns to creating one indoors with houseplants.

2003 Plant Introductions star
Whether its bedding plants or container plants youīre shopping for, there are award-winning plants that are well worth growing.

2005 All-America Selections Winners star
Itīs official. The All-America Selections winners for 2005 have been announced. Theyīre equially divided between veggies and flowers with three of each.

2008 All-America Selections Winners star
When it comes to choosing garden plants for 2008, you wonīt be disappointed with the new All-America Selections winners.

2009 Gardening Calendars star
With New Yearīs only months away, itīs not too soon to shop for those 2009 garden calendars.

A Look at Botanical Art star
One means of looking at the relationship between humans and plants is to examine the art depicting these plants.

A Soothing Garden star
In a normal lifespan of 70 years, the average American will spend about 16 years of that time working. Americans defintely work too hard and get much shorter vacations than Europeans and others. One way of compensating for such long hours is to create a restful home and garden, such as Japanese gardens, where we can recharge our batteries.

A Soothing Garden: The Final Segment star
This is the final part of a three part series on soothing gardens. This article deals with books on fragrant plants and gardens as well as the sense of smell and how we can use it to our advantage.

Agatha Christie Home and Garden Book Review star
As a long time fan of Agatha Christie, I highly recommend "Agatha Christie at Home" by Hilary Macaskill.

Agricultural History Books for Gardeners star
Books on a range of topics will appeal to gardeners. Here are reviews of some agricultural and food history titles that will be of interest.

All-America Selections for 2007 star
For 2007, All-America Selections (AAS) offers an outstanding line-up. These include four flowers and one vegetable. I tried these in my garden during the 2006 growing season, and they did beautifully.

All-Occasion Gardening Gifts star
Throughout the year are holidays and special occasions for which we need gifts. Here are some suggestions on all-occasion gifts for gardeners.

Allergy Proof Gardening star
Over 35 million Americans suffer from allerlgies. Gardeners experiencing these problems need not give up their favorite activity.

Amazing Mazes star
Mazes--how much fun they are.

Antique Plants for the Landscape star
Gardeners are rediscovering the pleasures of heirloom gardens.

Autumn in the Garden star
Like spring, fall is a time of rebirth. As the temperatures become somewhat cooler, we feel like spending more time outdoors in the garden. autumn is the ideal time for planting.

Black Plants star
Black plants are becoing a very popular choice for landscapes.

Blue in the Landscape star
Predicting color trends is somewhat like giving weather forecasts. Sometimes, experts are right. At other times, they are off target. Consumers can be very fickle when it comes to colors in fashion, decorating, and gardening. However, blue remains a favorite shade.

Books for Gardening Gifts star
Books make the perfect gift throughout the year. There rae many titles that will appeal to gardeners, Here are reviews of some recommended titles.

Books for Nature Lovers star
Whether through visits to parks and botanical gardens or spending the day in our gardens, nature makes a difference in our lives. Here are some books on nature themes.

Books for Tree Lovers star
In the autumn, the spotlight is on fall foliage. Here are some books that will help you choose, ID, and care for your trees.

Books on Great Naturalists star
In their quest for truth and knowledge, naturalists have explored this continent and contributed greatly to our understannding of the natural world. Here are some recommended books on some of these naturalists.

Books on Wildflowers and Native Plants star
Though itīs true that many wildflowers bloom during the spring, there are also species that produce flowers during the summer and fall. When you need a much-needed break from the garden, check out public wildflower gardens in your area.

Building a Greenhouse star
It is possible to garden year-round when you have a greenhouse or conservatory. A greenhouse need not cost a fortune.

Care Free Landscapes star
Gardeners can create beautiful landscapes and keep garden chores manageable.

Chill Seeds for Better Germination star
Many landscape plants, particularly annuals and perennials, can be started from seeds. As we begin planning for a new garden season, it is a good time to do some prior planning before we plant seeds. Some kinds need special treatments, such as chilling, to get good germination rates.

Chilling Seed Specifics star
Here are some garden plants whose seeds need chilling for better germination.

Choosing and Caring For Indoor Landscape Plants star
A great way to beat the winter blahs is to surround yourself with the beauty of nature. The indoor landscape can provide this through houseplants during the winter months.

Choosing Landscape Plants star
Nip plant problems in the bud. The easiest way to do that is to chose your plants carefully. Youīll never go wrong if you choose low-maintenance, disease and pest-resistant varieties.

Choosing Landscape Plants star
Choose your landscape plants carefully. That is the way to nip plant problems in the bud.

Choosing Plants for the Landscape star
Here are some books that will help you select the most suitable plants for your landscape.

Climate Change and Gardening star
Global warming is real. In recent years there has already been signs of climate change. What will this mean for gardeners?

Colonial Gardens star
The desire for the new and the novel has become a pervasive feature in American culture. Yet our interest in historical garden styles is well grounded.

Color Trends for 2006 star
Our gardens are influenced by contemporary color trends.

Color Trends in the Landscape star
Our landscapes are influenced by contemporary color trends.

Coping with Weed Problems in the Landscape star
A weed is a plant that is out of place.

Corn for the Landscape star
Whether we grow it in craft gardens, edible gardens, or as a colorful landscape plant, corn deserves a place in our garden.

Craft Book Reviews for Gardeners star
When the weather keeps you from spending time in the garden, garden crafts offer a delightful alternative. Here are reviews of some books with garden-related ideas.

Craft Books for Gardeners star
Gardens are sources of inspiration for all sorts of craft projects. Here are some craft books featuring garden quilts and other garden-related projects.

Craft Patterns and Books for Gardeners star
Gardeners find many ways to convey their interest in gardening. For many, this takes the form of garden-related crafts. This is where craft books and patterns come in handy.

Create a Heat Proof Landscape star
Summer is my least favorite time of the year. The heat can make landscape chores unpleasant. This can be a dry time as well, meaning we have to find time to water those plants that need it. That is one of the reasons I choose easy care plants that can take the heat.

Creating Low Maintenance Landscapes star
Here are some tips on creating low maintenance landscapes.

Decorating for the Holidays star
People often feel stressed out during the holiday season. However you choose to celebrate, make it a meaningful one. Some folks find it very comforting to go all out and enjoy a traditional Christmas with family.

Decorating with Holiday Plants star
Decorate with a minimum of fuss this holiday season. Itīs easy when you use holiday plants.

Deer Resistant Plants star
In many areas of the country, deer are a serious problem for home landscapes. Previously my garden was deer-free, but that began to change about five years ago. That was when I decided to grow plants they donīt like.

Designing Your Outdoor Room star
Americans are sticking close to home. Theyīre doing remodeling and landscaping to make their homes more comfortable. Think of your garden as an outdoor room.

Enjoying Nature Book Reviews star
Gardening brings many joys. It offers an opportunity to enjoy nature. Here are reviews of some books for nature lovers.

Fall-the Most Colorful Season star
Every season brings something different to the landscape. Some people prefer spring, but fall is my favorite. It is much more gradual than spring.

Fleuroselect and Florastar 2006 Winning Plants star
Each year the Florastar and Fleuroselect organizations announce their award winning plants for the year.

Fleuroselect Winners for 2007 star
Each year, Fleuroselect recognizes outstanding flower varieties, awarding either gold medals or quality marks for these winners.

Flower and Garden Shows star
You can get a lot of good ideas for your landscape by visiting flower and garden shows.

Flowering Geraniums star
Flowering geraniums are a great flowering pot plant for indoors during the winter months as well as being a good outdoor landscape plant.

Focus on Indoor Plants star
During the winter months when itīs too cold to spend time in our outdoor landscapes, the ideal activity is to get involved with indoor plants.

Focus on Indoor Plants star
During the winter, I welcome the chance to focus attention on my house plants. The summer months are filled with work on the outdoor landscape.

Foliage Beats Flowers star
Here in western North Carolina, the mountains will soon be greening up. The covers will shimmer and shine with the native wildflowers.

Folklore in the Landscape star
Before humans invented alphabets, there were storytellers who transmitted the legends and traditions to each new generation. In our landscapes, garden folklore works much the same way.

Fragrant Plants star
Consumers are mad about fragrance.

Fresh From the Garden Book Reviews star
Meals are so much richer when you're serving freshly prepared graden produce. With that in mind, here are some books on various aspects of cooking and food history.

Frugal Gardening star
Being frugal is essential in hard times. Here are a few money-saving ideas for your garden.

Fungi and the World of Mushrooms star
In general, fungi are a group of plants that we would rather forget that they exist.

Garden Craft Books star
floral fabrics, decorate with floral fabrics, Lynette Jensen, flower prints, Shannon Mullen, Alice Butcher

Garden Craft Books for Gardeners star
Gardeners who also happen to sew or quilt are going to love the following books. These feature garden-related sewing projects.

Garden Decor star
How do we create a great garden? Ideally, it should start with a good landscape plant showing all the plants, garden furnishings, art, and other garden decor.

Garden Detail star
This past summer I decided I needed edging for some flower beds. I wanted something to complement the houseīs foundation. When making that decision, I realized just how important garden details can be to the landscape.

Garden for Your Health star
Maintain your health the natural way. Landscaping is the way to do that. Enjoy the physical and emotional benefits landscaping has to offer.

Garden Gift Books star
So far as garden gifts are concerned, you canīt beat gardening books. Thereīs one to suit every gardenerīs needs.

Garden Kits as Holiday Gifts star
When it comes to last minute gifts for gardeners, nothing beats garden kits. A number of different ones are available.

Garden Kits for Holiday Gifts star
Simplify your holiday shopping this year. Give garden kits to those gardeners on your holiday shopping list.

Garden Report on My Flowers for 2006 star
How did my flowers do in 2006? Not ad, considering the entire season was drier and hotter than usual. In my discussion of specific varieties, I have put the source of my seeds in parentheses.

Garden Travel Books as Holiday Gifts star
Gardeners are prone to wanderlust. This means books on garden travel make wonderful holiday gifts.

Garden Writing Book Reviews star
As with good gardening, good garden writing is timeless. Whether its memoirs, prose, or garden poetry, garden writing can be enjoyed by generations of gardeners.

Gardening and Nature Book Reviews star
Nature can serve as a guide to how we should live our lives. With that in mind, here are some helpful nature and gardening titles.

Gardening Book Reviews star
Any season is a perfect time to dip into a good gardening book. Here are reviews of some very informative and helpful titles.

Gardening Book Reviews star
Whether they're intended as gifts or for yourself there are gardening books on every topoic. Here are reviews of some titles that will appeal to gardeners.

Gardening Book Reviews star
Any time of the year is a good time to sharpen our gardening and landscaping knowledge. Here are reviews of some inspirational gardening books.

Gardening Books for Children star
Some gardening books are written specifically for children. In addition, there are also nature books that introduce youngsters to garden subjects as well. Here are severalr ecommended titles.

Gardening Cookbooks star
When harvest time arrives gardeners need cookbooks with lots of ideas for using fresh garden produce. Here are some books that can help preparing your garden bounty.

Gardening Quilt Books star
Bring the beauty of the garden indoors with garden quilts. While gardening lends inspiring motifs for garden quilts, quilting offers a garden-related activity we can pursue when bad weather keeps us out of the garden.

Gardening Report for the 2006 Season star
Hereīs a summary of what did and didnīt go well in my garden during the 2006 gardening season.

Gardening the Natural Way star
At one time, organic gardening was considered a fad. But thanks to changes in the general publicīs attitude, organic gardening is now mainstream.

Gardening with Native Plants star
Dueto concern over the introduction of exotic, invasive plants, native species have gained in popularity in the last decade. this does represent a change in approach for American gardening.

Gardening-Related Book Reviews star
Books on a range of garden-related topics will appeal to gardeners. Here are reviews of some agricutlural history and craft titles that will be of interest.

Genetically Engineered Plants star
Of all the developments in recent years, genetically-modified plants is one of the most controversial.

Getting Closer to Nature star
Over 250 years ago, Henry David Thoreau wrote, "But now, by means of railroads and steamboats and telegraphs, the countryside is denaturalized." Substitute the word freeways and interstates and you have a description of modern life. For some the antidote is to explore the infinite beauty of nature.

Gifts for Gardeners star
It is so easy to find suitable gifts for gardeners. Youīll find many wonderful ideas at local garden centers and nurseries as well as online.

Giving Seeds a Cold Treatment star
A seed is a plant waiting to happen.

Going Green Book Reviews star
Green is more than a color. Its a way of life. For those who wish to adopt a green lifestyle, here are some helpful books.

Great Gardens of America Book Review star
"Great Gardens of America" is the book that American garden lovers have been waiting for.

Great Leaders and Their Gardens star
Gardens donīt always survive the times, but often the written records for garden plants do.

Guides to Green Living for Gardeners star
Gardeners tend to be environmentally conscious. With that in mind, here are reviews of some books that offer options and solutions for a greener planet.

Hearst Garden Book Review star
"Hearst's San Simeon-The Garden and the Land" is a must-have guide to this special garden.

Heirloom Gardening star
Heirloom gardens bring the past alive.

Heirloom Gardens star
Heirloom gardens arenīt new. The concept has been around for years.

Heirloom Landscapes star
Heirloom landscapes bring the past alive.

Heirloom Seed Sources star
Are you shopping for seeds of heirloom plants? A number of seed companies specialize or stock heirloom seeds and plants.

Helpful Cookbooks for Gardeners star
Once the harvest season is in full swing, gardeners need good cookbooks with suitable recipes and ideas. Here are some delightful titles that will help you put that harvest to good use.

Historic Gardens Book Reviews star
Historic gardens bring the past alive. They're an important part of our gardening legacy. Here are reviews of some books on influential garden designers.

Holiday Gifts for Gardeners 2008 star
Get an early start on your holiday shopping. For those gardeners on your holiday shopping list, a visit to a nursery or garden center can provide all the garden gifts you need.

Humboldt Book Review star
Of all the gardening books published thus far in 2009, a handful stand out from the crowd. The most remarkable title is one about Alexander von Humboldt and his work.

Indoor Plant Projects for Winter star
With the onset of winter, I find I have renewed interest in my indoor plants. This is the time to focus on the indoor landscape.

Influential Gardener Empress Josephine star
Napoleon may have cast Empress Josephine aside for a trophy wife. Yet, he couldnīt erase her influence in the world of gardening. To this day, we still have plants named in her honor.

Invasive Plants in the Landscape star
Some plants behave much as thugs in the landscape.

Japanese Gardens Through the Seasons star
Landscapes are a place where we can wind down after a busy day at work.

Landscaping Tips for Heat Zones star
Summer comes early and stays late. Warm nights cause heat-loving vegetables like peppers to drop their blossoms. Flowers can become leggy and stretched, while edible crops may become unproductive. All of this led to the concept of heat zone listings for plants.

Landscaping Trends star
Landscaping trends reveal gardenersī varied tastes and interests.

Native American Gardening Book Reviews star
We can learn many valuable lessons from Native American gardening. Here are some books that help spread that message.

Native Plant Book Reviews star
In recent years thereīs been increased interest in native plants. Here are some books dealing with various aspects of the subject.

Native Plant Books star
Many natives and wildflowers are now available at nurseries. Here are reviews of some native plant books for different areas of the country.

Natural Pest Control Book Reviews star
Natural or organic solutions are available for these problems. Here are reviews of some helpful books.

Nature and Gardening Book Reviews star
Gardeners' interest extends to many related subjects, such as nature. Here are reviews of some books on nature and related topics.

Nature Book Reviews star
Throughout America's history naturalists have contributed to our knowledge of natue. Here are reviews of books about some of those figures.

Nature Books for Gardeners star
Gardening brings nature to your doorstep or window box. Here are reviews of some books on nature-related topics.

Nature Writing Book Reviews star
Any seaason is a good time to enjoy what nature has to offer. Here are some excellent books on nature writing that will be of special interest to gardeners.

New Books from Llewellyn star
Llewellyn Worldwide is a leading publisher of calendars, almanacs, astrological, and self help guides. For 2009, they've released a number of titles that will be of interest to gardeners.

New Perennials for 2007 star
For 2007, a number of new perennials will be available for growing in perennial beds and borders, and mixed borders.

Opposites Attract star
When it comes to pleasing plant combinations for the landscape, think opposites. Opposing colors can be quite effective when theyīre used in flower beds and mixed borders.

Outdoor Living Book Review star
Even if we can't afford expensive vacations, we can create garden retreats for relaxation and rest. Here is a review of a book on creating outdoor living spaces.

Outdoor Rooms star
With the summer behind us, now is the time to enjoy outdoor rooms.

Overwintering Summer Bulbs star
Summer bulbs can be easily overwintered indoors. Here's how.

Overwintering Tender Perennials star
Tender perennials can be overwintered indoors.

Period Landscapes star
Oh, the joy of having an older home. Itīs the perfect opportunity to grow heirloom plants in period landscapes.

Plant Names Demystified star
The same plant can be known by different common names in various areas of the country. That is where Latin names come in handy.

Plants-The Ultimate Holiday Gift star
Plants are the ultimate gift for those gardeners on your holiday shopping list. Both indoor and outdoor plants are suitable.

Pocket Guides for Nature Lovers star
Thousands of nature lovers take part in wildflower pilgrimages each year. With that in mind, here are some invaluable pocket guides.

Poisonous Plants star
The term poisonous plants isnīt as simple as it seems. It might be more accurate to call them harmful or toxic.

Preparing Plants for the Winter star
Some hardy garden plants need winter protection.

Quick Blooming Flowers star
Different, thatīs a word that is often used to describe new plants. That description is probably overused. However, it does apply to a new type of plants, early blooming biennials.

Seasonal Change in the Garden star
The landscape was just gorgeous in the spring. Early summer it looked fine as many of the early blooming perennials did their stuff. Then, a bad case of the mid-summers blahs set in. Why does that seem to happen?

Seed Saving Basics star
Before there were seed catalogs and commercial seed companies, gardeners saved their own seeds. Now there is renewed interest in seed saving.

Some 2006 Award Winning Herbaceous Plants star
2006 has been a banner year with a large number of herbaceous plants being designated as award winners. Here is a look at some of them.

Some Cookbooks for Gardeners star
Cooking and gardening go hand in hand. Here are some cookbooks that will be of special interest to gardeners.

Some Craft Books for Gardeners star
Garden-related crafts offer gardeners unique ways to decorate their homes. For gardeners who sew or quilt, here are some inspirational titles.

Some Garden History Books star
Here are some books that provide insight into various aspects of garden history.

Some Garden Kits star
Late winter is a great time to prepare for the new gardening season. For quick and easy gardens, begin with these garden kits.

Some Garden Quilt Patterns star
Graden quilts are irresistable. These allow gardeners to combine their love of gardening and crafts. Here are some wonderful garden quilt patterns from JWD Publishing.

Some Garden-Inspired Quilt Patterns star
Gardeners who also quilt are often looking for garden-related projects. Here are reviews of several garden quilt patterns.

Some Gardening Book Reviews star
Books on a wide array of subjects has appeal for gardeners. Here are reviews of some titles on plant history, organic farming and other topics.

Some Gardening Books star
Gardeners express their eclectic taste through the plants they choose. This approach also extends to their selection of gardening books. With that in mind, here are reviews of some special titles.

Some Gift Books for Gardeners star
Throughout the year there are numerous occasions that call for gifts. Gift books are a perfect choice for gardeners. Here are some very special titles that will be of interest to gardeners.

Some Like it Hot star
When spring arrives, I get all excited about my landscape projects. But once the summer weather arrives my enthusiasm wanes. I simply donīt like working in the heat. What can we do to keep garden work to a minimum during the hottest months?

Some Plant History star
The plants in our gardens have interesting pasts. Letīs follow the history of some of these.

Specialty Gardens star
The ideal home landscape meets both our physical and psychological needs. The goal of most gardeners is to be able to pursue their specific interests through specialty gardens as part of the overall landscape.

Spookey Plants star
For Halloween, gardeners are looking for spooky plants. What could be more spooktacular than orange and black plants? Orange ones are easy enough to find.

Stories of Gardens star
Behind every garden is a story waiting to be told. Here are reviews of some gardening memoirs and books with garden stories.

Summer Bouquets star
Those with gardens have an abundance of cut flowers. So many kinds of blooms are suitable for summer bouquets.

Sustainable Gardening Book Reviews star
These days gardening is becoming more sustainable. With that in mind, here are some books on sustainable gardening practices.

Sustainable Gardening Book Reviews star
In recent years many people have begun adopting sustainable gardening practices. A number of gardening books stress eco-friendly approaches, including the following titles.

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Take A Break From The Garden star
The late summer doldrums have set in. Whatīs a gardener to do? A little R & R is just the thing. Take a break from the garden.

The Art and Science of Gardening star
Gardening is a combination of art and science. Science is natureīs contribution. In order to keep our gardens thriving, gardeners need to work with nature.

The Arts and Crafts Movement star
For a decade or more, a revival of interest in the Arts and Crafts Movement has been strong.

The Indoor Landscape star
During the winter months our interest shifts from outdoors to indoors. By choosing the right houseplants, we can create a virtual tropical landscape indoors.

The Joys of the Seasons star
Every season in the garden is beautiful. Iīve found a number of seasonal books that have helped me.

The Pleasures of Bulbs star
Of all the ornamentals, bulbs are probably the most rewarding. They are so easy to grow, and add so much beauty to home landscapes. Whether we grow them in flower beds and borders or container gardens, they deserve a place in our landscapes.

The September Garden Report star
September ushers in a new gardening season. Fall in the garden is an invigorating time.

The Shady Landscape star
The really hot days of summer are behind us. Before all of the memories of the growing season fade, think about the changes you might want to make next year in the landscape.

The Soil Dwellers star
Without a healthy soil our plants canīt thrive. With that in mind here are some books that shed light on soil health and soil dwellers.

The Tea Plant star
The tea plant is a species of camellia. Originally native to Asia, its origins are obscure.

The Year of the Sweet Pea star
Each year, the National Garden Bureau bestows a special honor on a select flower. This year, the sweet pea was chosen, making 2005 the Year of the Sweet Pea.

Theme Gardens for the Landscape star
Suppose your taste runs to lanky, overgrown hollyhocks, sweet peas, balsam, and flowering tobacco. Is there a way to combine these to create an attractive landsape? Yes, if a cottage garden theme is used. Cottage gardens are only one type of theme that can be used to create special kinds of gardens

Things Plants Do star
When we're caring for the plants in our landscape, it works out better if we realize they are capable of responding to threats in their environment.

Thomas Mawson Book Review star
Gardeners will revel in the beauty of this definitive book on Thomas Mawson. This is a must have for those interested in garden history.

Twixt and Tween-the Fall Gardening Season star
In some colder areas of the country, the nighttime temperatures have already dipped into the mid-30īs. On the other hand, those in warmer areas can look forward to an extended fall season before old man winter arrives.

Unusual Ground Covers star
Among the lasting landscaping trends of the last several years is the de-emphasios on lawns. Instead, some of the areas normally planted in turfgrass are now used for other plants, such as ground covers.

Useful Wild Plant Books star
Weeds and wild plants can be very useful. With that in mind, here are reviews of some books with practical uses for wild plants.

Using Container Plants in the Landscape star
Container plants should be an integral part of every landscape scheme. Of the many reasons for growing plants in containers, portability is an important factor.

Watering Methods for Indoor Plants star
Watering is a major aspect of routine indoor plant care. Indoor gardeners short on time often streamline the process by using various automatic means.

Where Do all the Plants Come From? star
In past centuries amateur plant breeders were responsible for many new varieties of plants. Now most people working in plant breeding are professionals working for seed companies or plant nurseries.

Wind and Weather-Proof Flowers star
Keep your garden looking its best by choosing wind and weatherproof plants.

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