
Garden Rules
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Contents
- Introduction
- Rule Number One: There Are No Rules
- If You Can Only Do One Thing, Keep the Lawn Mowed
- Be Kind to Our Planet. It's the Only One We've Got.
- A Watched Garden Never Grows
- Plants Can't Read
- Plant the Right Plant in the Right Place
- Make Friends With an Expert
- It's a Poor Workman Who Blames His Tools
- Plant Seedlings Before Seeds
- What's Done Can Usually Be Undone
- Forget About Hardiness if You Plant Only Annuals
- Baby Transplants Like They Were Babies
- If the Tag Says "Creeping"-Believe It!
- Hold a Dress Rehearsal Before Planting
- Misery Loves Company
- You Get What You Pay For . . . Most of the Time
- "Perennial" Does Not Mean the Same Thing as "Living Forever"
- Herbs Are "Black Thumb" Proof
- Plants Never Have To Go on Diets
- An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Gallon of Roundup®
- Read the Label. Read the Label. Read the Label.
- If You Want Visitors, Put Out the Buffet
- Organic Doesn't Equal Safe
- Denial (of the Environment) Is Not Just a River in Egypt
- The Bigger the Leaf, the Harder It Drinks
- Bugs: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
- Never Allow a Vine to Grow Beyond the Reach of Your Ladder
- You Won't Panic If You Go Organic
- The Allergist's Garden
- Plant Murder Is Not a Felony
- Train Your Grass by Watering Less Often, But Longer
- When the Sun Is Done, Put Up the Hose
- Plants Get Stressed Out Too
- Sometimes It Is Too Wet
- Fish Gotta Swim, Roots Gotta Breathe
- Plant Like With Like
- All Sun Is Not Created Equal
- Compost Happens
- Get To Know Your Dirt
- Grass Will Fight Back
- There's More to Roses Than Knock Out®
- Get Into Your Plants' Business
- No Glove, No Love-Practice Safe Gardening
- Free Mulch Falls From the Sky Every Year
- You Don't Have to Have a PhD to Understand pH
- Don't Wait Until All Your Leaves Fall
- If the Glove Fits, Buy It
- When in Doubt, Throw It Out
- One Year of Weeds, Seven Years of Seeds
- Give Your Plants a Little Breathing Room
- A Dwarf Can Still Be a Giant
- Just Because It's For Sale Doesn't Mean It Should Be
- Test Soil With Your Bare Bottom
- When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Lemonade
- White Roots Are Good Roots (At Least for Plants)
- Bigger Isn't Always Better
- Timing Is Everything (When Pruning Flowering Shrubs and Trees)
- Only Virgins Should Be Sacrificed to Volcanoes
- Soon Ripe, Soon Rotten
- You Can't Grow Grass in a Garage
- Super Mario's Got Nothing on Dirt and Worms
- You Can't Escape Your Hardscapes
- Edibles Are the New Kids on the Block
- The Drip Line Is a Tree's Dinner Table
- Deadheading Isn't Just for Rock Concerts
- In Design, At Least, Opposites Do Attract
- Repeat, Repeat, Repeat-for Impact
- More Is More When You're Talking Plants
- Feng Shui Your Way to a Gorgeous Garden
- Begin With the End in Mind
- Simplicity Is the Key to Garden Art
- Companion Planting: Carrots Do Love Tomatoes
- The Color Wheel of Fortune
- Gardens Are Like Women-More Beautiful With Curves
- Teed Off Plants Are Happy Plants
- Plant Iris (and Azaleas and Rhododendrons) Like Ducks Sitting on the Water
- How to Get Two Plants for the Price of One
- Trees & Shrubs Are Like Teenagers
- Annuals & Perennials Are Like Children
- Out of Sight Is Out of Mind
- No Yard? No Problem
- Spiky, Roundy, Frilly, Floppy: The Container Garden Formula
- Shake and Bake to Reuse Potting Soil
- Containers Will Bloom Where They Are Planted
- Grow Up-Use the Space You Have
- Bambi and Thumper Are Only Cute in Disney Movies
- Your Garden Is Around All Year
- Me Talk Latin One Day
- If You Can Throw It, You Can Grow It
- If Your Tree Falls Into Your Neighbor's Yard, Will There Be a Sound?
- Fifty Ways to Leave Your Zucchini
- Herbs Hate Wet Feet-True or False? Yes
- Make No Garden Larger Than You Can Weed
- "I Did" Beats "I Will" Every Time
- You Can't Download Experience
- There's No Substitute for a Quality Tool
- Glossary
- You Talk Latin One Day
- Meet Jayme Jenkins
- Meet Billie Brownell
- Plants Can't Read-But You Can!
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
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