Perennials for Georgia
“Perennials for Georgia” by Tara Dillard is an illustrated guide published by Lone Pine Publishing in 2007, featuring 336 pages in English. This book provides detailed accounts of 90 different species of perennials, along with information on 382 recommended varieties and cultivars, specifically tailored for gardening in Georgia. It aims to simplify the process of selecting and growing perennials, offering practical advice to enhance the beauty and diversity of gardens in the Peach State.
Readers will find a wealth of information, including flower and foliage colors, height and spread ranges, and blooming periods. The guide also covers essential topics such as how and when to start plants, effective planting strategies, and the light, water, and nutrient needs of various perennials. With over 500 color photographs, this resource serves as a comprehensive reference for both novice and experienced gardeners looking to cultivate a vibrant garden in the southern region.
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Perennial gardening can be easy, fun and rewarding, as well as economical and not too time consuming. With detailed accounts of 90 different species of perennials, along with information on 382 recommended varieties and cultivars, this guide takes the guesswork out of what to grow in the Peach State. The authors’ practical, commonsense advice will help bring color and variety to your garden. Containing more than 500 color photographs and a wealth of information about the best perennials available for Georgia gardeners, this beautifully illustrated book is sure to meet your needs: * Flower and foliage colors * Height and spread ranges * Blooming periods * How and when to start your plants * Planting strategies * Light, water and nutrient needs * Choosing the best perennials for different growing conditions.
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