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The quintessential gardener’s favorite, roses are grown enthusiastically in thousands of varieties. The distinct charm of these flowers is captured in 12 stunning images of roses of all kinds lending their regal beauty to a country picket fence, a formal arbor, a mountainside, a vase laden table, even a woodland garden. With rich color reproduction, plus historical and botanical notes, Roses 2003 is a year long retreat to summer, its pages a celebration of … More >>
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The Blue Ridge Parkway, winding along the backbone of the southern Appalachian Mountains, is cherished for its grand vistas and massive mountain peaks, but nestled in the recreation areas, overlooks, and hiking trails that line its length are a wealth of smaller, equally beautiful gems. Hundreds of species of colorful wildflowers thrive among the misty glades, open fields, and marshy streambanks along the Parkway. J. Anthony Alderman’s invaluable Wildflowers of the … More >>
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At a time when wild spaces are increasingly rare, our need to experience the wonder and the regenerative power of the natural world takes on a certain urgency. Whether we find it through travel in distant lands, hiking trips across meadows and parks or a simple stroll along the banks of a river, the welcome sight of wildflowers is almost always part of that world. Sometimes subtle, sometimes extravagant, these uncultivated plants — growing in the unlikeliest habi… More >>
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Kentucky is situated at a unique biological and geographical crossroads in North America. As a result, citizens and visitors to the state are greeted by an astonishing variety of magnificent wildflowers. This nontechnical guide—featuring more than five hundred dazzling full-color photographs by award-winning photographer Thomas G. Barnes—is the indispensable guide to the most common species of wildflowers and ferns in the Commonwealth. The first to appear in … More >>
