HAVE: BOOKS - Gardening

Northeast, AR(Zone 7a)

These books are in great shape and loaded with information and pictures of plants, garden designs, and garden projects you can build yourself. The books are:

The Garden Design Book by Cheryl Merser and the Editors of Garden Design Magazine, 1997, 304 pages, hardcover

Theme Gardens by Sunset books, 2004, 128 pages, softcover

Woodworking Projects for the Garden: 40 Fun and useful Things for Folks who Garden, by Richard Freudenberger, 1994, 144 pages, softcover

The Butterfly Garden: Creating Beautiful Gardens to Attract Butterflies by Jerry Sendenko, 1991, 144 pages, original price $25

Beautiful Easy Herbs: How to Get the Most from Herbs--In Your Garden and in Your Home by Laurence Sombke, 1997, 278 pages

The A - Z Cut Flowers by Gilly Love, 1994, 191 pages

Garden Construction, Time Life Books, 1978, 160 pages

Pests and Diseases, Time Life Books, 1977, 160 pages

These next two books are Bay Books, copyright 2005, originally sold for 29.95 each. Each is softcover, each contains 1007 pages, and each is loaded with information and 100's of pictures of various plants and flowers. They are both well-organized, enclopedia-like, full of information and photos.

The back of the "A-Z of Garden Plants" book states:

""a comprehensive guide to plants
over 4500 species listed
specific cultivation advice
exquisite color photograph of every plant
description and information covering identification, cultivation and climate requirements
full index--search using common and botanical names"

The back of the "A-Z of Garden Flowers" book states:

"an easy-to-use reference for novice and expert gardeners alike
easy-to-use growing guide, with one plant per page
clear and concise details on when and where to grow each plant
full color photographs of more than 450 plants
flowers and ideas for all-year-round gardening"

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In trade, I'm looking for:

unusual perennials for zone 7

nice trees and shrubs

garden statuaries

birdhouses--good sturdy ones that will hold up outdoors

oil paint supplies

New Book by Nicholas Sparks "Safe Haven"

DVD - "Last Song" - from Nicholas Sparks book of same title

DVD - "Dear John" - from N. Sparks book of same title

Interesting garden plaques, windchimes, etc.

different perfumes (no body sprays or Avon please). I haven't worn perfume in years, but I recently began wearing Jennifer Lopez Live and Jealousy X, both of which I love. I like something soft and feminine, not too strong or overpowering, not too floral, no musk, nothing Vanilla scented. I like Halston, Ralph Lauren, but I don't know what else.

I'm open to other suggestions as well. So if you see something in any of my posts that you're interested in, just let me know. I need to clear stuff out.

NancyAnn

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Northeast, AR(Zone 7a)

The A-Z Books

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The Color Encyc of Daylilies

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The Woodworking Projects and the Theme Gardens books

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Garden Construction and Pests and Diseases

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A-Z of Cut Flowers, Beautiful Easy Herbs, The Butterfly Garden

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Biggs, KY(Zone 6a)

I'm interested in the Easy Herb book. What kind of perennials might you like in trade?

Northeast, AR(Zone 7a)

I am "perennial poor". LOL Most of my garden is daylilies, so I'm looking for other plants that bloom at different times or have exotic foliage so my gardens look great more than 2 months out of the year. Some things I'm looking for are:

Agastache
Yarrow
Bridal Wreath Spirea
Clematis
Climbing rose in any color but red
Campanula
Delphinium
Unusual echinacea
Joe Pye Weed
Fillipendula
Ornamental Grasses (newer varieties - I have most of the older ones)
Heuchera
Hosta Little Jay (my son's name) and variegated or yellow leafed hostas
Lobelia
Monarda
Penstemon
Unusual mints
Tall Garden phlox (have lavendar already)
Unusual sedums
Veronica
Buddleia
Callicarpa
Clethra
Elderberry - black lace or gold
Other unique plants

I noticed you're into veggies. If you have a nice selection of tomato, pepper, cucumber, etc seeds you'd like to trade instead of a perennial, That would be great too. I'm going to have a bigger edible garden this year and would love to try new things. I love salads and fresh produce, so any herbs and veggies would be great.

Thanks for responding to my post.

NancyAnn

Biggs, KY(Zone 6a)

I have lots of veggies! I'll put together a nice variety for you. Are you in the address exchange? ( do you like hot peppers?)

Northeast, AR(Zone 7a)

I'll Dmail you.

NancyAnn

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