Southwestern Landscaping with Native Plants

This hardcover edition shows slight wear, with minor edge discoloration on the dust jacket, indicative of gentle use. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean and intact. Overall, the book is in good condition, making it a durable addition to any gardening enthusiast's collection. ##

"Southwestern Landscaping with Native Plants" by Judith Phillips, published by the Museum of New Mexico Press in Santa Fe, 1988, is a crucial resource for gardeners interested in sustainable and regionally appropriate landscaping. This second printing of the book offers insights into using native plants to create beautiful, water-efficient gardens in the Southwestern United States. Judith Phillips, an expert in xeriscape design, provides practical advice and plant profiles, complemented by Phyllis Hughes' detailed illustrations. The book's emphasis on ornamental and wildflower gardening makes it a valuable addition to any horticulturist's library. Although not a first edition, this copy is notable for its focus on regional specificity and sustainable practices. The hardcover edition is in good condition, with a dust jacket showing slight wear and minor edge discoloration, reflecting its age and use. ##