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This is a structured journal for a year of your garden notes. You can start writing on any date with this week-by-week layout. Record what blooms when; the names of your plants, birds that come to your feeder, and the progress, thoughts, and plans that develop during your year in the garden. The layout and structure make it easy. There are pages for garden visits, too.

Q & A for Deep South Gardeners, Second Edition, by Nellie Neal
Gardeners in the Deep South are faced with everything from overgrown
kudzu to extreme weather and unpredictable seasons. Conditions here
dont bear much resemblance to those described in most other garden
books. But more help for Deep South gardeners is here, with Nellie
Neals book of real questions from gardeners who call her on her live radio show, and their answers, in a new edition. Nellie is known as the GardenMama to her listeners, and she cuts to the chase with succinct, effective advice on finding the best suited plants,...

Nellie Neal says, "Yes, we can garden organically down South " And in this book she tells us how. This book makes the creation of safe and satisfying organic gardens easy. The South has special factors that challenge gardeners but Nellie Neal, as usual, has the answers. Topics include soils, garden conditions, planning, pests, and ornamental and edible plants. It all leads to a bountiful, beautiful non-toxic garden that feeds body and soul.Your southern garden can be beautiful, a healthy place where you enjoy nature and a ripe tomato. In this book, Nellie Neal tells you how to use the power...

This book tells the stories behind the plants, describing them and the many people who live on as plants in our gardens. It is the paperbound, North American edition of the well-known British book. Who Does Your Garden Grow traces the background of over a hundred famous plant cultivars. The book describes the plants, how they came about, and the many talented people they commemorate. How did a French dressmaker's obstinacy bring her immortality? What well-known plant do we owe to a pulled train stop signal? Why should the Bishop of Llandaff be a scarlet dahlia?