2006Journal of international women's studiesRequires access

Best Garden Plants for New England

Thomas J. Mickey, Alison Beck

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A handy guide to the best plants to place in New England gardens. Covers annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, vines, climbers, roses, bulbs and herbs. Includes instruction on how to select and care for each type of plant. You'll also find information on habitat, height and spread; plant features and flower colors;information on soil, light and water; and tips on best use of the plant in your garden.

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A handy guide to the best plants to place in New England gardens. Covers annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, vines, climbers, roses, bulbs and herbs. Includes instruction on how to select and care for each type of plant. You'll also find information on habitat, height and spread; plant features and flower colors;information on soil, light and water; and tips on best use of the plant in your garden.

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A handy guide to the best plants to place in New England gardens. Covers annuals, perennials, trees, shrubs, vines, climbers, roses, bulbs and herbs. Includes instruction on how to select and care for each type of plant. You'll also find information on habitat, height and spread; plant features and flower colors;information on soil, light and water; and tips on best use of the plant in your garden.

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