Wildflower Gardens: Sixty Spectacular Plants and How to Grow Them in Your Garden

The wildflower garden is evidence of a new garden aesthetic based on regional landscapes and plants, a blend of nature and nurture, and a partnership between a gardener and the forces of nature. Each home landscape is part of the system and each gardener has a part to play. Ecology can be beautiful.
- Wildflower Gardens: Nature and Nurture, by C. Colston
Burrell
- A Gardener's Ecology, by Henry W. Art
- Designing With Nature, by C. Colston Burrell
- Encyclopedia of Native Perennials
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- Beds and Borders, by Kim Hawks
- Shade Gardens, by Carole Ottesen
- Water and Bog Gardens, by Madeleine Keeve
- Meadow and Prairie Gardens, by Joan Feely
- Hell Strips and Rockeries, by James Stevenson
- Best American Plants for Wildflower Gardens
- Wildflowers for Shade, by Carole Ottesen
- Wildflowers for Partial Shade, by Kim Hawks
- Wildflowers for Sun, by C. Colston Burrell
- Selected References on Wildflowers
- Nursery Sources
- Contributors
- USDA Hardiness Zone Map
- Index
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