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Midwest Home Landscaping, Fourth Edition: 46 Landscape Designs, 200+ Plants & Flowers for Your Region (Creative Homeowner) Gardening and Outdoor diy for il, in ia, ks, mi, mn, mo, ne, nd, oh, sd, & wi
Rita Buchanan; Roger Holmes (Author)
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Creative Homeowner
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Midwest Home Landscaping, Fourth Edition: 46 Landscape Designs, 200+ Plants & Flowers for Your Region (Creative Homeowner) Gardening and Outdoor diy for il, in ia, ks, mi, mn, mo, ne, nd, oh, sd, & wi - Rita Buchanan; Roger Holmes
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Synopsis "Midwest Home Landscaping, Fourth Edition: 46 Landscape Designs, 200+ Plants & Flowers for Your Region (Creative Homeowner) Gardening and Outdoor diy for il, in ia, ks, mi, mn, mo, ne, nd, oh, sd, & wi"
An updated edition within the Creative Homeowner's award-winning, best-selling series of regional home landscaping books, Midwest Home Landscaping, Including South-Central Canada, 4th Edition will show you how to beautifully enhance 23 common landscaping situations specifically for the Midwest region. From front and back entries to walkways, borders, slopes, and patios, each situation is presented with a variation for a total of 46 inspiring landscape designs. In addition, detailed descriptions of more than 200 native plants are provided, as well as explanations how to install and care for the plants, ponds, walls, and fences involved in the landscape designs. Drought-resistant plants that are proven performers in the Midwest region are used in the designs and described in full detail, and step-by-step instructions provide the essential knowledge to tackle each project. New to this edition is a new section on the importance of native plants, including the difference between organic and naturally grown plants, updated information on permaculture, the impact of climate change on the Midwest region, a new section on integrated plant management to detect diseases, insect infestation, improper planting procedures, and organic insecticide, and so much more!
