Perennials for Ohio

by Alison Beck and Debra Knapke

Perennial gardening can be easy, fun and rewarding, especially when you have this beautifully illustrated guide at your fingertips. With detailed accounts of 89 different perennials, along with... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1551053861
• ISBN13: 9781551053868
• Release Date: January 2003
• Publisher: Lone Pine International
• Length: 352 Pages
• Weight: 1.14 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Great handbook for beginning OR experienced Ohio gardeners

I have referred to this book frequently this summer to identify current plants and to plan for future purchases of perennials. The photos are beautiful and plants are easy to find - typically two pages per perennial. Different varieties of the same plant are also discussed, as well as growing tips, height, pests, and Latin and common names. It's a handy size and has a reinforced paperback cover.

Great book, very informative!

One of the things I like best about this book is that for every perennial listed, it shows at least 3 different photographs so you can see exactly what the plant looks like. So often in seed/plant catalogues you only see a close-up of the blooms and have no idea what the rest of the plant will look like. I'm still in my first year of gardening, and found this book to be an exhaustive, easy-to-read resource both informative and fun to page through.

Want to buy just one book on Ohio perennials this is it!

The very best book I've seen on perennials for our area! Nice size book, not too big, but covers the most important info well. Good photos of varities, most labelled. Great additional charts that I've been looking for: Perinnials for Clay Soil, Perennials for Exposed Locations, Perinnials for Planters... There is also a complete chapter on Propagating Perennials with charts on which to plant best from seed, or basal cuttings, or root cuttings. Back of book has Gardens to Visit, very good quick reference chart, and index. I hope to purchase the companion books for Annuals, and Shrubs and Trees, soon.

Got one, could not wait for mail.

I have been looking for a book like this. Me and my wife Bee have been trying to plant flowers, but often get stuff that will not grow in our area. Then Bee makes me sleep in the shed. I think them days are over... Loyd Ekpank Jr. Columbus Ohio