A comprehensive guide to creating a native plant garden anywhere in the continental United States, with an easy-to-follow, "this, not that" format
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Elise Howard has grown a garden everywhere she has lived since childhood, up and down the Eastern seaboard between Virginia and Maine. She has gardened in window boxes, suburban backyards, apartment courtyards, and on the rural coastline. Her native plant journey began more than fifteen years ago, when she was a volunteer gardener in New York City’s Riverside Park. After a long career as an editor and publisher, mainly of children’s books, Elise now works as a literary agent. She currently gardens and lives with her family in New York City and Western Massachusetts. Learn more at elisehowardbooks.com.
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A comprehensive guide to creating a native plant garden anywhere in the contiguous United States, with an easy-to-follow, 'this, not that' format, as featured in the New York Times! 'A timely, ever-so-useful guide' Douglas W. Tallamy, author of Nature's Best Hope These days, home gardeners know that many traditional, non-native garden plantslike English ivy, barberry, and burning bushdon't support our bees, butterflies, birds, and other creatures. And that native plants are more likely to thrive, because they evolved as part of the local ecology, so they often require less fussy maintenance and don't depend on pesticides and fertilizers. But gardeners ready to make the switch may ask:Where do I begin And how do I find the best native plants for my landscape Plant This, Not Thatconsiders some of the most common non-native (and often, invasive) plants in North American gardens and suggests substitutions for more beneficial and equally beautiful natives. Each native plant listing includes a full-color photo, along with sun, water, and soil requirements; ornamental features (including bloom time and color and whether the plant has berries, fruit, and/or fall color); and the pollinators known to depend on and support that plant. Accompanying maps show every plant's locally native range, down to the county level. The book also features an overview of how native plants contribute to our local ecosystems, where to shop for them, advice on maintaining a mostly native garden, and resources to learn more about native planting. Artikel-Nr. 9781523525911
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