The Humane Gardener: Nancy Lawson and Gardening with Native Plants

Nancy Lawson's book The Humane Gardener came up in my recommended book feed, so I took a peek at it on Amazon and found timely and valuable information when it comes to planting with natives and co-existing with wildlife.  Nancy's website can be visited at humanegardener.com.  You will find a treasure trove of articles, essays, and links.  
To purchase through Amazon, click HERE
(A preview is available on the site)
Kindle version is also listed.

To listen to The Garden Path Podcast with Nancy Lawson, click HERE.  It runs about 45 minutes.

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