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Bulbs in the Basement, Geraniums on the Windowsill: How to Grow and Overwinter 165 Tender Plants
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Product Description Rare book Review “This is a neat, easy-to-read manual, with full-color pictures of some of the most popular tender perennials” – The Sunday Journal Sentinel From the Back Cover Tender Plants for Hardy Perennial Gardens Enjoy many of your favorite plants season after season by bringing them indoors for the winter. Plant by plant and step by step, the McGowans show you how to rescue more than 160 tender perennials from the killing cold. With a little indoor care, your plants will be healthy and ready for repeat appearances in the garden come spring. - Garden outside your zone - Save money - Transform "annuals" into perennials - Expand your plant palette - Enjoy favorite plants year after year What is a tender perennial? Every perennial is hardy in its native climate, but many cannot survive winter temperatures in colder zones. If a particular perennial acts more like an annual in your garden, it's a tender perennial to you. About the Author For 18 years, Alice and Brian McGowan owned and operated Blue Meadow Farm, a specialty nursery that was well known for its selection of unusual tender plants. Brian is now the assistant director of horticulture at Wave Hill and Alice is a freelance garden writer. The couple lives in Hyde Park, New York. For 18 years, Alice and Brian McGowan owned and operated Blue Meadow Farm, a specialty nursery that was well known for its selection of unusual tender plants. Brian is now the assistant director of horticulture at Wave Hill and Alice is a freelance garden writer. The couple lives in Hyde Park, New York.
