Shrubs Large and Small: Natives and Ornamentals for Midwest Gardens (Paperback)

Shrubs Large and Small: Natives and Ornamentals for Midwest Gardens By Moya L. Andrews, Gillian Harris (Illustrator) Cover Image
By Moya L. Andrews, Gillian Harris (Illustrator)
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This beautifully illustrated book on landscape gardening addresses shrubs and how to determine which you should plant among your perennials and where. Shrubs provide the foundation for a pleasing, yet low-maintenance garden. They are long-lived, have the ornamental appeal of perennials, and provide variety in color, size, shape, and texture, as well as shelter and berries for birds. Shrubs can make attractive arrangements indoors and provide seasonal variation through the entire year. Gillian Harris's illustrations are botanically correct works of art that make this book absolutely irresistible.

About the Author


Moya L. Andrews is Dean of the Faculties Emerita at Indiana University. A Master Gardener and author of Perennials Short and Tall (IUP, 2008), Andrews hosts Focus on Flowers, a weekly radio program, and writes gardening articles for Bloom magazine. Gillian Harris is a natural science illustrator. She is an Indiana Master Naturalist and a past president of the south-central chapter of the Indiana Native Plant and Wildflower Society.


Product Details
ISBN: 9780253009067
ISBN-10: 0253009065
Publisher: Quarry Books
Publication Date: March 29th, 2013
Pages: 168
Language: English

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