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The Climate Adapted Gardener: A Pacific Northwest Guide
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Transform Your Pacific Northwest Landscape Into A ClimateResilient, Ecologically Rich, Biodiverse Sanctuarythis Inspiring, Practical, ScienceBased Guide Is Both A Hopeful Manifesto And A Comprehensive Roadmap To Creating Beautiful, Sustainable, ClimateResilient Sanctuaries That Will Survive And Thrive In A Hotter, Drier Future.Richly Illustrated In Full Color, The ClimateAdapted Gardener Features: Detailed Strategies For WaterWise Gardening, Building Healthy Soil, Prioritizing Native Plants, And Restoring Habitat For Pollinators, Birds, And Other Wildlife Specific Techniques To Reduce Resource Inputs Through Smart Planting And Maintenance, Including Species Selection, Seasonal Timing, Mulching, Efficient Irrigation, Mycorrhizal Partnerships, And More Firsthand Insight Into The Response Of Vegetation To Environmental Stress, Backed By Field Observations And Data From Documented Extreme Weather Events Extensive Profiles Of Selected Conifers, Broadleaf Trees, Shrubs, Perennials, And Other DroughtResistant Plant Types That Are Ecologically Suited To The Pacific Northwest And Similar MediterraneanType Or Seasonally Dry Regions.Essential Reading For Home Gardeners And Professionals Alike, This Groundbreaking Book Reveals How The Choices We Make As Land Stewards In Our Own Communities Can Ripple Outward To Address Some Of TodayS Most Pressing Global Challenges: Biodiversity Loss, Water Scarcity And Pollution, Food Security, And A Changing Climate. It Offers A Clear, Grounded Vision Of WhatS Possible When We Prioritize Local Knowledge, View Landscapes As Interconnected Living Systems, And Design With LongTerm Ecological Resilience In Mind.
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