Home & Garden

Staff recommendations from our 2011 Summer Newsletter
$24.95
ISBN-13: 9781584798569
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Published: Stewart, Tabori and Chang, 3/2011
If you have sunlight, soil, and an appetite, all you’re missing is this book. Ogden’s artful approach to thematic garden design takes the backyard garden to a whole new level. With her smart planning tips and seasonal recipes, your salads and entrees will have a lively palette of flavors, textures, and colors. That is, unless you prefer the challenge of figuring out what to do with 39 zucchini. —Joe

$30.00
ISBN-13: 9781600851070
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Published: Taunton Press, 3/2011
Lauded by Sarah Susanka, best-selling author of the Not So Big House series, this book addresses the changing nature of neighborhoods today and is a fantastic addition to the alternative-lifestyle revival movement. It includes the history behind neighborhood development and the societal atmospheres that have driven the evolution of neighborhoods. From sprawl to in-building to the return to small-scale, community-focused neighborhood design, author Ross Chapin highlights the best of purpose-driven communities. —Adrienne

Grow Your Own Fruit (Paperback)

$19.95
ISBN-13: 9781845336004
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Published: Mitchell Beazley, 4/2011
Fruit is delicious, healthy, beautiful, and unfortunately, often tricky to grow. Luckily, Carol Klein, author of the wonderful Grow Your Own Vegetables, has come to the rescue. With the help of this straightforward, easy-to-use guide to growing fruit, you can make the most of your garden and grow all kinds of yummy food! —Flannery

$24.95
ISBN-13: 9781600852510
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Published: Taunton Press, 3/2011
If you’re considering creating a second unit on your property, or if you’re learning to live in/with one, you need this book. For those just starting out, it provides how-to advice, design plans for inspiration, and expertise on all sorts of other practical considerations for splitting one residence into two. For those already in this type of living situation, the stories of families who have made this change show how to overcome some of the challenges in using and sharing these spaces. —Nici

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