Gardening With Native Plants of the South by Wasowski, Sally -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION 1 - CREATING HABITATS

Anatomy of a Forest Life Cycle of a Meadow Habitats for Wildlife Examples of Habitat Gardens

2 - PLANNING YOUR NATIVE GARDEN

Mostly Evergreen Courtyard Garden Spectacular April Shade Garden Three-season Sunny Flower Garden Fragrance and Herb Garden Spring Woodland Garden June Wedding Garden Early Fall Flower, Fruit, and Foliage Garden Late Fall Color Garden Flowery Meadow Garden

3 - PLANT PROFILES: HOW TO USE THEM

Latin Name Common Name Usual Height Spacing Sun or Shade Bloom Fiddleheads Fruit Leaves Trunk Attachment Native Range Habitats: Soil Drainage Root System Companion Plants Propagation Wildlife Related Species

4 - TREES OVER 50 FEET TALL

EVERGREEN TREES OVER 50 FEET TALL DECIDUOUS TREES OVER 50 FEET TALL

5 - SMALL TREES 15 TO 40 FEET TALL

EVERGREEN TREES OVER 15 FEET TALL FLOWERING AND FRUITING TREES OVER 15 FEET TALL

6 - TALL SHRUBS 5 TO 15 FEET TALL

EVERGREEN SCREENING SHRUBS, USUALLY UNDER 15 FEET FLOWERING AND FRUITING SHRUBS, USUALLY UNDER 15 FEET

7 - ACCENTS AND LOW SHRUBS

LOW EVERGREEN MASSING SHRUBS AND ACCENTS LOW FLOWERING AND FRUITING SHRUBS

8 - VINES 9 - SHADY GROUNDCOVERS

EVERGREEN SHADY GROUNDCOVERS DECIDUOUS SHADY GROUNDCOVERS

10 - FERNS 11 - WOODLAND FLOWERS

SPRING-BLOOMING WOODLAND FLOWERS SUMMER- AND FALL-BLOOMING WOODLAND FLOWERS

12 - GARDEN FLOWERS

SPRING-BLOOMING GARDEN FLOWERS SUMMER-BLOOMING GARDEN FLOWERS FALL-BLOOMING GARDEN FLOWERS

13 - ORNAMENTAL GRASSES 14 - WATER PLANTS SOURCES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX

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