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wanted: canna, daylily, hosta, iris have: houseplants, books

16 years ago

Please check my list here or at www.freewebs.com/kathy547

Here's the list of books I have (keep in mind these are mostly hardback thick books & weigh more for shipping):

â¥Southern Living Gardening - Trees & Shrubs, Groundcovers, Vines - How to Grow & How to Usehardback, Â©1980, about 240 pages Also a section on insects & diseases

â¥Landscaping With Nature - Using Nature's Designs to Plan Your Yard - Jeff Coxhardback, Â©1991, 330 pages

â¥Better Homes & Gardens...Step-By-Step Landscaping...Planning..Planting..Buildinghardback Â©1991. Covers areas like slopes, front yard, sun & shade, patios & decks, around pools, kennels.Comes w/ a Landscape Planning Kit

â¥The Weekend Woodworker...Quick & Easy Projects. Simultaneously published by Rodale Press as a book entitled "The Weekend Woodworker Annual 1992" hardback Â©1992. Each project includes a cutting list & detailed drawings w/ lots of measurements (1 dimensional drawing & an exploded view). Shop tips scattered throughout book emphasize safety & shortcuts.

â¥Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perennials - Ellen Phillips & C. Colston Burrell, hardback, Â©1993, lots of color pictures

â¥Rodale's Successful Organic Gardening - Lawns, Grasses, & Groundcovers, softbound, Â©1995, color pictures w/ growing information

â¥The Southern Living Garden Book - hardback, Â©1998, encyclopedia of more than 5000 plants

â¥Dr. Shapiro's Picture Perfect Weight Loss - The Visual Program for Permanent Weight Loss - Dr. Howard M. Shapiro, hardback Â©2000

101 Crafts Under $10: Easy-to-Make Ideas for Gifts & Home ~ From the Editors At Butterick, hardback Â©2000

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Kathy Johnson
Original Author
16 years ago
The Southern Living Garden Book copyright 1998 is spoken for. By the way, these books are in great condition, I am just needing to unclutter my house & the bookshelf was as good a place as any to start.
thelwig55
16 years ago
Rodale's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Perennials - Ellen Phillips & C. Colston Burrell, hardback, Â©1993, lots of color pictures Would be interested in this book if you find anything on my list. Have Stella D' Ora Day lily, some hostas and bearded iris, purple Tammy
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