This book is a wonderful resource for simple ways to save money on your landscape projects. I highly recommend it for all gardeners and landscapers. It's unlike other garden books that just show pretty pictures and give the same old generic information. This book gives you straightforward advice on how to plan your garden, propagate your own plants with minimal effort and recycle materials for mulch. Everything in this book is about economy of time and money.

Book contains about 370 pages divided into 11 major sections. Sections are Annuals (29 pages), Bulbs (29 pages), Fruits (34 pages), Herbs and Vegetables (30 pages), Houseplants (30 pages), Lawns (26 pages), Perennials (30 pages), Roses (28 pages), Shrubs (32 pages), Trees (30 pages), and Vines & Groundcovers (30 pages).

What makes the book unique is that each section discusses the material for every month (hence the title, "month by month"). Each month contains about 2 pages of instructions for planning, planting, care, watering, fertilizer, pests, and pruning. Each section starts with several pages introducing the topic.

Example of Melinda Myers advice: Tree section (April), "Do not prune Oaks and Honeylocust once growth begins. Wait until the dormant season to avoid disease problems".

Oops, I wish I would have had this book earlier. I did prune my Oak in April a few years back, and I now have a disease problem.

Besides the great plant instructions, the books contains amazing maps of Wisconsin (page size maps with county names). Maps contain USDA Cold Hardiness, Annual Precipation, Average First Frost, and Average Last Frost. Also includes lists of crop dates, UW Extension Service addresses, dry tolerate perennials, and much much more.

This is an excellent wealth of plant tips for anyone gardening in Wisconsin. It's a must have book!

All people who are interested in US history should read this book

Madame Nelson, "la vielle dragonne" was my most memorable teacher. We all learned French--and a little bit more. She taught us to extend ourselves to others in a constructive and compassionate way---while we were preparing for our busy, college-bound, baby boomer lives. At the same time, she taught us the discipline that we all so sorely needed to succeed in life. "Trente Minutes Chaque Soir" (thirty minutes each night) is a good lesson about what it takes to succeed in any endeavor. This book is about that love, that vision, and about teaching that to others. Merci mille fois, Madame.

Multicultural Mathematics is a fantastic book. Here is a way to expand any classroom's or individual child's learning. I recommend this book to any parent or educator.

This book is so sweet and full of inspiration. It takes all of those wonderful sayings that we have heard over and over again and gives them a little history and a lot of humor and sentiment. The illustrations are equally wonderful and bring the whole book together. I just love this book and would highly recomend it to a parent.

If you can, GET AHOLD OF THIS BOOK! It is one of the most absoulute greatest ones I've ever read. It all starts when Cindy goes to hawaii with her mother, stepfather and stepsister. What happens is, this little man with glasses keeps showing up all over. Excitement grows when she meets handsome young Lani, a Hawaiian boy. As Cindy's relationship with Lani grows, so does the mystery! But you will have to read the book for yourself to find the answer to this mystery!

Even tho it is Only 18 Pages long, but just a very good story, like they say, it'll make you cry, laugh, and really take a serious lookand at the highest name, just a very good message... it will make you think....a must buy!!
Scott Nelson is a awsome new writer, I can't wait for more from him!

THIS GUIDE IS VERY HANDY FOR ANYONE SEEKING INFORMATION ABOUT THE VAST NUMBER IF DISTANCE LEARNING INSTITUTIONS, THEIR COURSE OFFERINGS, AND THE A.C.E. CREDIT RECOMMENDATIONS. I CAN HIGHLY RECOMMEND ITS' FORMAT AND CONTENT.

This book provides a great overview of the various habitats in Florida. The author has personally visited each park (at least once) and sometimes gives historical information on changes. Park directions, fees, facilities, pros and cons are provided for each park. It's a great book for anyone looking to explore Florida's nature and wildlife.