Category: Book Review

Book Revivew: Garden Revolution by Larry Weaner

Larry Weaner and Thomas Christopher’s Garden Revolution: How Our Landscapes Can Be a Source of Environmental Change is a how-to guide for creating native landscapes, rather than what I had thought would be an analysis of how ecological gardening helps the environment. They do discuss the benefits of planting native, but this book is for […] Continue reading "Book Revivew: Garden Revolution by Larry Weaner"

Book Review: Prairie Up: An Introduction to Natural Garden Design by Benjamin Vogt

By Matthew Montoya Rush With a storied career in designing and writing about native and home landscapes, Benjamin Vogt’s newest book provides insight into the biodiversity of American prairies and sage advice on how to mimic these complex environments in urban and home gardens. Continue reading "Book Review: Prairie Up: An Introduction to Natural Garden Design by Benjamin Vogt"