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Gardens K: Among the Giants

Among the Giants

A Year at Kew's Arboretum

Our Long, Tangled Relationship with the World’s Most Remarkable Plant

Grassroots

Notes from the Welsh Woodlands

Return to My Trees

Second edition

Wildlife Gardening For Everyone and Everything

A Jamaican memoir of plants and dreams

The Possibility of Tenderness

Extraordinary Tales of Trees Through Time

The History Trees

More likely than not, visitor photos of Acadia National Park include trees, whether the sharp spires of spruce and fir perched atop Otter Cliffs, streaks of pitch pines on the ledges of the Beehive, gnarled birches on Cadillac Mountain, or the jack pines at Schoodic Point. Yet the forest is more than background scenery, more than the landscape to travel through on the way to the summit or roots to trip over on the path to the swimming hole. Simply put, Acadia would not be Acadia if not for the trees. The most common ecosystem across the park, forests support a diversity of wildlife, protect lakes and streams, clean the air, and pull carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere. All forests, of course, have these functions. But it turns out Acadia's woods, protected for well over a century, are special for many reasons. Though the evergreen forest of spruce and fir covers most of the park, Acadia's woods are not uniform. This is not one forest, but many. How many visitors know they are surrounded by some of the oldest and healthiest forests in the eastern United States? That Acadia's trees, in a transition zone between northern boreal forest and southern temperate forests, support a unique assemblage of plants, animals, lichen, and moss? Or that concern for the future of the trees inspired creation of the park more than a century ago? Or that the future of these special woodlands is at risk? Acadia's forests are cared for by park scientists who measure and monitor trees to ensure their future--a future of increasing uncertainty in a changing climate. Their work, the science behind the scenery, has generated an incredible amount of knowledge about Acadia's trees that until now has been buried in scientific papers and technical reports. With these experts as guides, and with history and hundreds of original, full-color photos as inspiration, travel the trails of Acadia to learn about trees through all four seasons, from the balsam fir on the summit of Cadillac Mountain and blazing maples of the Jesup Path in autumn, to hemlocks toppled by winter storms and ash trees illuminated by spring sunlight. Readers of Trees of Acadia will gain a new understanding of and appreciation for the trees and forests of Acadia National Park, and in turn for forests everywhere.

The Past, Present, and Future of Park Forests

Trees of Acadia

A Guide to Community Preparedness

Compassion in Crisis

Kew Experts

Learn how to grow the most beautiful orchids at home.From the world-renowned Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, this book introduces the 60 best orchids to grow at home and teaches you how to cultivate each one. With 12 easy and inspiring projects and beautiful botanical illustrations, this is part of the best-selling series of Kew Gardeners Guides, now available in paperback.&nbsp;This inspirational book from Kew's orchid experts reveals the easiest, most attractive and most popular plants to grow today.&nbsp;Orchids come from the second largest plant family (with 28,000 members) and have a reputation for diversity and trickiness – but Kew expert Philip Seaton chooses 60 of the best species to become permanent and happy members of your home.Supported by 12 projects and easy to follow practical advice, Philip shows how to welcome new plants, to revive their flagging spirits as well as their basic care and cultivation. He shows how to produce and train flowers, to collect and sow their seed, and how to plant and display them in a terrarium, or on bark or in a basket.&nbsp;Find out when to water them, how to repot them and the ideal room and conditions that each orchid needs to thrive. The combination of botanical beauty and practical advice will inspire beginners and experienced growers to grow new species in many different ways.Underpinned by the authority of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and the expertise of Philip Seton, this book combines practical elements with inspiration and beauty.&nbsp;This book is from the Kew Experts series, in which the top gardeners and botanical scientists from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew offer up advice and information as well as suggesting handy projects on a range of gardening topics. Other titles available: Guide to Growing House Plants, Guide to Growing Herbs, Guide to Growing Bulbs, Guide to Growing Fruit, Guide to Growing Vegetables, Guide to Growing Roses, Guide to Growing Trees, Guide to Growing Cacti and Succulents, Guide to Growing Perennials, Guide to Growing Shrubs, Guide to Growing Alpines.

The Art and Science to Grow Your Own Orchids

The Kew Gardener's Guide to Growing Orchids

How to live healthier and happier with plants

Plants Can Save Your Life

Create gorgeous floral prints on fabric and paper using the natural pigments of common garden plants, flowers, and leaves with this stunning guide to the art of botanical contact printing. A first-of-its-kind visual guide and instructional handbook, Printing from the Garden showcases the stunning results one can achieve by using 30 common leaves and flowers to print on cloth and paper, capturing their unique forms and colors. No experience required: teacher and textile artist Alison Kelly provides step-by-step, photographed instructions for bundle dyeing, mirror printing, and printing on clothing. She offers many examples to illustrate the beautiful results that are possible. Anyone can create vibrant botanical artworks using nature's design wonders: - Eucalyptus - Rose of Sharon - Daylily - Coreopsis - Queen Anne's lace - And many more

Create Stunning, One-of-a-Kind Prints with Flowers and Leaves

Printing from the Garden

How trees mastered the elements and shaped the world

The Genius of Trees

Among the Giants

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