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Planting in a PostWild World

Planting in a PostWild World

Designing Plant Communities for Resilient Landscapes

by Thomas Rainer

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appears in Garden Design, Gardening, and Nonfiction.

?As practical as it is poetic. . . . an optimistic call to action.? ?Chicago Tribune Over time, with industrialization and urban sprawl, we have driven nature out of our neighborhoods and cities. But we can invite it back by designing landscapes that look and function more like they do in the wild: robust, diverse, and visually harmonious. Planting...

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appears in Garden Design, Gardening, and Nonfiction.

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Bright, picture-driven, and firmly aimed at early elementary listeners, this book walks through pollination, seed formation, and germination in clear, child-accessible steps. The strongest value is the combination of simple, age-appropriate vocabulary and colorful diagrams that make basic plant processes memorable during a single read-aloud. Its main limitation is scope: adults or older kids seeking depth or experimental instructions will find the text spare and the explanations high-level rather than detailed. No hands-on exercises are provided.

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Planting in a PostWild World

Planting in a PostWild World

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