Desert Landscaping for Beginners: Tips and Techniques for Success in an Arid Climate

by Arizona Master Gardener Press, Carole Palmer (Illustrator), Cathy L. Cromell (Editor)

This book presents tips and techniques for landscaping in an arid climate. Special topics include using wildflowers, citrus, desert plants, cacti & succulents, roses and wildlife habitat.

Genres: Gardening, Nonfiction

224 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2001

Reviews

[Ruhegeist]

Great little reference book for beginners like me. Best in combination with internet and/or other books for further research. I just bought my house and need to landscape. Reading this book helps me feel more up to the task and hopeful that I won't kill myself or what I plant in the adventure of creating my own paradise.

[Michelle Becerril]

I checked this book out at the library and love it. It has a lot of information about gardening in the desert. I am a recent transplant from Pacific Northwest and Northern California so this book is going to help me a lot. I am going to buy a copy for myself.