The Gardener's Field Guide to 150 Garden Worthy Native Plants of the Southern Great Lakes Region
Book Description
The missing link in native-plant gardening books, it provides a clear, at-a-glance 2-page-per-plant guide to growing 150+ garden-worthy native wildflowers. This book can best be described as a hybrid, a unique cross-pollination between a field guide on wildflowers, providing detailed descriptions, including images, of each plant along with a range map, and a gardening handbook, providing all the information needed to successfully propagate and grow 150+ garden-worthy native flowering plants.
Location (city/state/country)
Ontario, Canada
Author bio
Rick Gray has extensive experience as a native plant gardener, speaker, design consultant, photographer and volunteer, and in strategic planning, marketing and selling, backed by training and professional experience in ecology and natural resources management.
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