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The revised and updated edition of the classic guide praised by Library Journal as "a highly successful demystification of an increasingly popular art." The perfect book for a new generation of environmentally aware gardeners. ( Goodreads)
A tribute to Washington Centennial Farm families as they celebrate their heritage and their families' role in the settlement and development of Washington State. Printed on smooth-quality paper in brown ink and illustrated with brown-tone photos and drawings. ( Amazon)
Your guide in glorious full color to more than 100 public gardens. These are the West Coast s horticultural gems, from botanic gardens & arboreta to the great gardens at estates, museums, & theme parks. Here are the most beautiful, fascinating, & enchanting gardens open to the public today. Each garden is illustrated with a full-color photo, a lively & informative essay, & a complete listing of all the essential info. that travelers require, including directions, telephone numbers, hours, fees, wheelchair access, amenities, & special features. Covers: Calif., Oregon, Wash., Hawaii, Alaska, & Brit. Columbia. ( Amazon)
June--How Does Your Garden Grow?
If your garden is in need of some TLC, you might want to check out the gardening books at the Tribal Library. We have a number of books about gardening in the Pacific Northwest. Wondering how to get started with composting? You can check out "Let It Rot: The Gardener's Guide to Composting." Perhaps you need inspiration or like to visit other gardens. Check out "The Complete Guide to North American Gardens: The West Coast." Maybe you're more into the history of the land than getting your hands dirty. Try "Washington's Centennial Farms Yesterday and Today."
Whatever your interest, we hope you enjoy this month as spring winds down and summer revs up.
Háʔnəŋ cn!
(Thank you!)
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Beginning June 16th the Tribal Library will be closed on Saturdays until further notice. we are sorry for any inconvenience.
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