I've got quite a few gardening books I'd love to trade for perennials. They're not brand new, so expect a bit of light wear, but nothing major. Here's a list:
1. Taylor's Guide to Annuals, 479 pages
2. The Gardener's Companion, A Book of Lists and Lore, by Roberta M. Coughlin, 496 pages
3. Rodale's Landscape Problem Solver, A Plant-by-Plant Guide, by Jeff and Liz Ball, 439 pages
4. RD Home Handbooks (Reader's Digest), House Plants, by John Brookes, 240 pages
5. Rodale's No-Fail Flower Garden, How to Plan, Plant and Grow a Beautiful, Easy-Care Garden,
by Joan Benjamin and Barbara W. Ellis, 374 pages
6. Successful Gardening, A-Z of Annuals, Biennials & Bulbs (Reader's Digest), Editor: Fiona Gilsenan, 176 pages (some of the front pages are a little bit wavy where I accidentally sprinkled it while watering some plants)
7. The Big Book of Gardening Skills, by the editors of Garden Way Publishing, 346 pages
8. The Gardener's Year, A Practical Guide to Gardening in Rhythm with Nature, by John Ferguson & Burkhard Mucke, 168 pages
and a couple crafty-type things:
9. Creative Collage with Shells & Dried Flowers, by Elizabeth Russell, 71 pages. This is copyright 1972, so the designs are a bit dated, but the ideas are good.
10. Decoupage paper, by Plaid Enterprises, Inc. There are two packs, each containing a 21" x 32.75" sheet of design paper. One is Garden and the other is Tea Time Below is a picture of them.
Please post or dmail me if you see something you'd like.
Thanks!
