Good Weed Bad Weed is a friendly, authoritative, easy-to-use guide to the uninvited plants in our yard: who they are, how to control them safely - and why it's a good idea to love some of them just the way they are (including a chart for how best to let our labor-intensive lawns go native). Weed expert Nancy Gift considers 50 of the most interesting and noteworthy weeds in our lives, with generous helpings of full-color photos, humor and some tasty weed recipes. Presented in the same format as our popular field guide to garden insects, Good Bug Bad Bug, with heavy matte-laminated pages and concealed-wire binding for handy use outside. An attractive gift book for adults and curious kids alike.
With advice on which native grasses to use--and why--the book gives gardeners both inspiration and knowledge. --Alberta Views
In the tenth book in the Guides for the Prairie Gardener series, lifelong gardeners Janet Melrose and Sheryl Normandeau take on the very prairie subject of grasses.
Was ever there a prairie-er subject than grass? Important providers of habitat and food for numerous wildlife species, grasses also serve an integral role in erosion control. For the gardener they can open up a bounty of landscaping options, from the lawn to the pond. In the tenth installment of their popular gardening guide series, lifelong gardeners Janet Melrose and Sheryl Normandeau give you the skinny on everything from sod to sedges and raking to rushes.
Following a primer on what exactly defines a grass, Sheryl and Janet take your questions on matters like clumpers vs spreaders, mulching and fertilizers, how to tackle problems like chinch bugs and fairy rings.
The pair dedicate a chapter to lawns, providing a wide selection of alternatives to the tried and true commercial lawn species and answer questions on raking, aerating, laying sod, mowing, and dealing with dogs and all the damage they seem hardwired to do.
Taking your questions on aquatic grasses, as well as edible species (like wheat, rye, and corn), and finishing up with a hall of fame of the best grasses for your every plan and purpose, the authors are sure to expand your knowledge on this truly homegrown topic!
Eco-Friendly Lawn Care: Sustainable Landscaping Tips for Homeowners is not just another guide to lawn maintenance; it is a green manifesto that invites you on a transformational journey-a journey to create a living, breathing canvas in your backyard, a testament to harmony between human beings and nature.
Dedicated author, Sheila Cox, combines her passion for nature and a knack for gardening to bring you practical, doable tips that can transform your garden into an eco-paradise. This isn't just about the beauty of your outdoors. It's about doing your part to nurture our planet and create a better environment for future generations.
If your answers are a resounding YES, then this special report is for you! Step into the green world of eco-friendly lawn care and discover how you can make a visible difference. 'Eco-Friendly Lawn Care: Sustainable Landscaping Tips for Homeowners' is more than a handbook for your garden; it's a new way to perceive-and cherish-the world.
Get comfy, dig in, and let's make our residences a little greener, a little more eco-conscious, and a whole lot stunning!
Do you find yourself wondering why your lawn isn't as vibrant and healthy as you'd like? Are you constantly battling dry patches, wilting grass, or persistent weeds? Are you longing for that perfectly lush, well-manicured lawn that seems just out of reach?
If this sounds like your daily struggle, you're not alone. Many of us have yearned for that dreamy lawn and faced obstacles in achieving it.
The author, a seasoned lawn care expert with years of experience, has not only transformed countless lawns but has also felt the despair of lackluster, struggling greenery. They've dealt with the frustration of parched patches and stubborn weed invasions.
Lawn Geek: The Ultimate Guide to Lawn Care, Discover the Professional Tricks and Useful Tips on How to Care For Your Own Lawn
Do you want a lawn that is the envy of your neighbors? Lawn care has become a competition these days because everyone wants to have a lawn that would make their neighbors jealous. But aesthetic and beauty aside, our lawns are a major player in the ecosystem because it covers over 50 million acres of land in the US alone. So it is important to take care of your lawn not just because it makes the outside of your home beautiful but because it is your own piece of earth and you are responsible for it.
This book will teach you all the valuable information you need to know about lawn care. You will learn the tips and tricks used by professional landscapers that you can use for your own lawn. You will also learn how to take care of your lawn without harming the environment. You will learn useful tips on how to take good care of your lawn and have a lawn that is the envy of your neighbors. In this book, the following topics will be discussed:
Grass and lawns are an important part of the environment because it helps reduce carbon dioxide emissions and helps reduce energy consumptions as well because of its cooling effects. And a well-maintained lawn can be a great place for all sorts of living things to thrive and grow as well. To learn more about the professional tricks used by landscapers in taking care of lawns, scroll up and click add to cart now!