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Whether you love growing, love creating, or just want to liven up your outdoor space, a container garden is just the answer.

Tophill Frances: The Container Gardener

The Container Gardener

The most extensive guide to identifying the flowering plants in California's richly diverse Sierra Nevada mountains.This photographic guide to the wildflowers of the Sierra Nevada has been over twenty-five years in the making, drawing together spectacular images by Stephen Sharnoff, the photographer of the acclaimed Lichens of North America, and informative text by botanist Joanna Clines, who has decades of field experience and is a top authority on the region's flowers. Comprehensive and deeply researched, it will help users identify 1,000 flowers found in California’s iconic mountain range, from our celebrated manzanitas and lovely lupines to tiny California popcorn flowers. The book's detail will satisfy die-hard plant experts, while helpfully annotated photographs—pointing to fruits, anatomical features, and color variations—will guide beginners to botanizing.The geographic range stretches from the western foothills through the alpine zone, and down to about 6,000 feet on the eastern slope; and from Lake Almanor in the north to the Tehachapi Mountains.

A Photographic Guide to Over 1000 Wildflowers

Flowering Plants of the Sierra Nevada

Discover the basics of HERBALISM from a shamanic point of view and be EMPOWERED as you connect and engage with SACRED MEDICINE PLANT ENERGIES for WISDOM and HEALING. Join Karine Gordineer, herbalist and shamanic practitioner, to explore the world of the sentience and language of plants. Return to the sacred relationship with Earth and all her beings we once shared and develop the skills of awareness and deep listening needed to hear the plants’ wisdom and teachings. Journey step by step through the process of how plants communicate alongside a variety of exercises and ceremonies, including vocal toning, meditation, breathwork, plant dreaming, and using herbal oils and flower essences to develop life-changing relationships. Specific plant allies such as Daisy, Lavender, Mugwort, Hibiscus, and many more are outlined in detail sharing their individual messages and guidance. Learn how these botanical bonds aid healing, emotional wellness and balance, problem-solving, and connection that you can integrate into your daily life.

Connect with Your Plant Allies for Powerful Healing and Guidance

Plant Spirit Wisdom

Discover the healing properties of wild plants, with this accessible, photographic guide for the beginning forager. Learn how to identify and harvest the 32 most common wild medicinal plants found across North America. Author Brandon Ruiz shares his expertise in the world of plant medicine, offering clear, concise descriptions of edible wild plants, as well as critical information about proper harvesting and processing. Ruiz has curated the plant selection to include the 32 most common, most helpful healing plants, ranging from Japanese knotweed and horsetail to chickweed, bee balm, mimosa, wild rose, kudzu, and more.&nbsp;With Ruiz's expert advice and easy-to-follow guidelines, readers will be confident in identifying which plants they can safely collect and which ones they should definitely avoid. Each plant profile includes: <ul><li> Clear ID photos, with close-ups of leaves, flowers, and fruit&nbsp; </li><li> Guidance on where to find each plant, from its range to the types of environments it typically grows in&nbsp; </li><li> Information on the plant's medicinal usages </li><li> Directions on how to harvest it and the best medicinal preparations&nbsp; </li></ul> Also includes simple, adaptable recipes for plant-based medicines, from soothing teas to powerful tinctures.&nbsp;This&nbsp;is the essential beginners' guide to foraging and using medicinal plants—and staying alive while doing it.&nbsp;

An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Identifying 32 Healing Wild Herbs

How to Forage for Medicinal Plants without Dying

Rosa Luxemburg's Herbarium

Happy Plants will tell you everything you need to know about how to boost your mood with the happiest house plants, herbs, flowers and fronds. It has long been known that immersing ourselves in the natural world makes us happy. But what are the happiest plants? How do you make the most of their joy-bringing properties like scent, taste and colour? And how do you bring this positive plant power into your life? Happy Plants features 100 planty reasons to be cheerful, with engaging and authoritative text and gorgeously colourful images from leading gardening charity the Royal Horticultural Society. From cut flowers and containers to forests and fields, each entry will describe how plants can fight sadness, induce calm and otherwise brighten your day - and how you can make these accessible species happy, too.

100 things to grow to make you smile, and how to make them happy too

RHS Happy Plants

Reduce waste, spend wisely

The Thrifty Gardener

A Guide to Ecological Forest Stewardship in the Eastern and Central United States

Tending Your Forest

Second edition

Wildlife Gardening For Everyone and Everything

In Search of Hope in a Changing Climate

One Garden Against the World

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

An internationally celebrated poet and critic brings Jagadish Chandra Bose’s revolutionary writings on plant sentience and communication to English readers for the first time &nbsp; Jagadish Chandra Bose (1858–1937) was a Bengali scientist and polymath who developed a theory of plant communication more than a century before Western scientists began to explore such ideas. Bose suggested that plants had their own vocabulary, an “unvoiced life” that he recorded as a “script” with a crescograph and other devices he invented to measure how plants respond to each other and their environments. &nbsp; Inviting readers into the “resounding silence of the green plant kingdom,” he described an underlying unity beneath the multiplicity of phenomena, and a world in which “endless music is sung everywhere.” Dismissed as idiosyncratic and unscientific when he was alive, Bose provocatively challenged the hierarchy of living beings, which relegated plants to the bottom, and created a mesmerizing body of work on nonhuman intelligence whose originality and significance we at last are able to appreciate today. &nbsp; Through her lyrical translations and selections from Bose’s essay collection Abyakta (The Unsaid; 1922), Sumana Roy reveals the revolutionary character of his mind, as poetic and philosophical as it was scientific. Roy, the author of How I Became a Tree, shows how Bose’s work can shape how we understand ourselves as a species living alongside and inside the plant world.

Essays by Jagadish Chandra Bose

The Man Who Made Plants Write

The Art of Collecting Books

Tsundoku

The Container Gardener

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