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Book SynopsisTexas is a diverse state with unique and widely varying geological features and climate zones. Regardless of the conditions, it is possible to garden successfully, provide habitat for wildlife, reduce pollution of air and water, and improve quality of life. For all gardeners, whether working with a pot on a balcony or acreage, the same basic principles apply. Following the suggestions outlines in this book will not only promote colorful flowers and healthy plants, but also reward the gardener with beautiful butterflies, hummingbirds, and other desirable wildlife.
Trade ReviewThis book provides a set of instructions so accessible and reliable that native-plant horticulture seems as simple as an easy do-it-yourself project. As an introduction, Gardening with Nature in Texas is a handy, reliable guide—an ideal book to recommend to anyone on the verge of making the shift to native-plant horticulture. -- William J. Scheick * Native Plant Society Of Texas *
