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This book is full of helpful tips from the author’s decades of gardening experience. And, it presents the Zen of gardening—the sense of place and purpose that tending the land means to us. It is a wonderful gift for the gardener seeking the simplicity and spirit of the land.

Jim Nollman is a naturalist and the author of five books, including The Man Who Talks to Whales: The Art of Interspecies Communication. His essays are anthologized in several collections of nature writing and he is contributing editor of the largest whale site on the Internet. He is the founder of Interspecies, which sponsors research on communicating with animals through music and art, and promotes a model for communion between species. In addition to his work as a naturalist and a gardener, he has been a composer of music for theater, an internationally distinguished conceptual artist, and an environmental activist.