Bulletproof Flowers for the South...is one that all gardeners in
northern or north central Florida should have available,
especially, but not limited to, newcomers. Wilson talks to us in
his easy style about southern gardens and their needs, addressing
ways in which newcomers can learn, and actual places to go for
information.
*The Florida Gardener*
This is a great gardening primer for new southern gardeners,
whether they are new to the area or new to gardening.
*Ornamental Outlook*
If your flower beds are an embarassment in August, this is the book
for you.
*Atlantic Journal Constitution*
... an invaluable resource ...
*Sun News*
... a beautiful book ...
*Roanoke Times*
... reveals dozens of heat-loving blossoms that gardeners below the
Mason-Dixon line can enjoy through a summer of 100-plus-degree
days.
*Active Years*
... a must-have guide ...
*Colorado Springs Gazette, Springs Gazette*
... handy and colorful ... a book every Southern gardener should
have ....
*Huntsville Times*
... pleasant down-home writing ...
*Times-Picayune*
... perfectly in tune with horticultural needs ... for the new
millennium's global warming.
*HortIdeas Magazine*
At last, a book celebrating flowers that do best in the South's
heat and humidity.
*Lexington Herald-Leader*
... gives the right amount of information for most gardeners,
novice to experienced ...
*The Dallas Morning News*
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