Growing and Propagating Showy Native Woody

Dick Bir first explains the uses and value of woody plants in the landscape and outlines special techniques for their propagation and cultivation. Bir promotes 'conservation through propagation, ' the idea that we should use propagated plants in our gardens rather than specimens taken from the wild.

Preface
Introduction
Natives in the Garden
Getting Natives Started Propagation Seeds Cuttings Pruning and Transplanting
The Landscape Site Analysis Soil Preparation Soil Physics Soil Chemistry Planting Mulch Competition Fertilization Pruning
Plant ListAppendixes
Landscape Fertilizer Rates
Landscape Sizes and Germination Requirements
Showy Native Shrubs and Trees for Moist Sites
Showy Native Shrubs and Trees for Dry Sites
Showy Native Shrubs and Trees That Attract Wildlife
Showy Native Shrubs and Trees That Will Tolerate Neutral or Slightly Alkaline Soils
Sources of Rooting Hormones and Other Horticultural Supplies
Sources of Seeds for Native Woody Plants
Nursery Sources of Native Woody Plants Selected
References
Index of Scientific
Names Index of Common
Names General
Index
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Growing and Propagating Showy Native Woody Plants

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