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Love, Danger, Homecomings & Heart β€” Your June Reading Escape Starts Here

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NATIVE FERNS, MOSS, AND GRASSES
By: William Cullina

From Emerald Carpet to Amber Wave, Serene and Sensuous Plants for theGarden

Houghton Mifflin
March 2008
On Sale: February 19, 2008
272 pages
ISBN: 0618531181
EAN: 9780618531189
Hardcover
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Award-winning author William Cullina's beautifully illustrated book of "background" plants for North American gardens

With this new volume, Cullina completes the set of stunning books on native plants for the garden that includes Wildflowers and Native Trees, Shrubs, and Vines. All three books combine Cullina's fresh and entertaining style with encyclopedic information about the plants and specific instructions on how to grow and propagate them.

Cullina compares a garden made up of nothing but bright colors to the detergent shelves in a supermarket, where every package screams for attention. What makes a true garden out of a collection of flowering plants are the ferns, mosses, and grasses that are the verdant canvas on which nature paints its portraits. These are the plants, he says, that bring a level of refinement and sophistication to the garden

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