Taylor's Guide to Gardening in the SouthRita Buchanan, Roger Holmes The book for gardeners in Maryland, Virginia, Tennessee, West Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, and eastern Texas includes more than 250 species of trees, shrubs, ground covers, vines, ferns, and grasses. 300 color photographs; maps. |
Contents
Garden Design | 12 |
Old Standbys and Regional Favorites | 21 |
Gardening with Native Plants | 34 |
Copyright | |
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acid soil acres appt azaleas berries Best in Upper Blooms in spring Blooms in summer blue Buffalograss camellias Catalog clusters Cotoneaster crape myrtles cultivars daylilies deciduous deciduous shrubs deciduous trees dogwood early spring easy to grow Evergreen evergreen shrubs Fall color family Description fern fertilizer Florida flowers in spring foliage Fragrant flowers fruit full sun genus grass green ground cover grown Gulf South hardy Height Herbaceous Herbaceous perennial herbs holly Hosta hybrids Japanese landscape lawn leaves light shade Magnolia Middle South moist soil mondo grass mulch native plants North nurseries P.O. Box partial shade perennial phlox Pictured Piedmont pink Prune purple roses seed Semi-evergreen serviceberry showy flowers shrub or small shrubs small tree soil in full Sourwood southern gardens species spreading stems sun or partial tall Upper and Middle Upper South Viburnum vine wax myrtle well-drained soil white flowers wide Wild ginger winter woody Zoysia