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This book is a gem! Southeastern Wildflowers is a very informative and useable book. Its small format and plastic cover make it even useable in the garden! The author covers basics of culture and propagation in a "reader friendly" way. The language is informative and concise, without talking over the heads of beginners. Cultural requirements and propagation notes for featured plants are covered in depth, and in most cases, the author also lists several related species, with notes on differing cultural requirements for those as well. I think this will become one of the books I use most often for growing and propagating native wildflowers. The only shortcoming I can mention is that I didn't find a couple of my (more obscure) favorites there, but many, many plants and families are covered. How wonderful to find a really great reference book at such an affordable price too.

Lydia Longshore's, The Southern Garden, is not the typical pretty picture book about gardens. Although it is lavishly photographed, and written by a true garden lover and gardener, Longshore unflinchingly describes the breakup of her marriage and her attempts to "bring order and beauty to the bleakest of domestic moments."

Her description of her childhood, her family, her own children, and her recovery after her divorce is haunting but without a trace of self pity.

Longshore takes the idea of the garden and illustrates how much human life is truly part of the natural life: planting, growth, pruning, death -- all these events happen both in a garden and in one's life.

As profound as any book of philosophy, as well as vastly informative, and lushly romantic.

Provides good coverage of how to use DOS 6.22. The appendix is excellent with explanations and examples of DOS commands. Recommended buy.

I like this book because two kids win a spelling bee.The winners are Karen and Hank the first one is Karen she wins a lot then she loses a spelling bee and Hank knows he could spell.Then a girl named Debbie wins a spelling bee too.

Volume IV was published by Kabel Publishers. It includes historical documents, index and bibliography for volumes I-IV. The whole four volumes were revised and published in a 2 Volume Hard bound, small folio magnum opus with numerous colored illustrations and bibliography as "The belle Epoque of Surgery - The Life and Times of Theodor Billroth" with a new printing in 1998 (Kabel Publishers, ISBN 0-930329-64-3, US $99.50, Volume discounts). The volume also follows in addition of the development of modern surgerry the development of pathology, microscopic and surgical pathology.

This is a great, helpful book written in a clear and concisestyle. It is full of lots of suggestions and even has pages that youcan xerox to help keep your own journal of your illness. The appendices in the back are chock full of further resources, too. A good basic book that is packed with info and ideas.

Really well done! This is the one to get for learning DOS on your own and at your own pace.

Very thorough, too, at 478 pages. The large clean printing type was smartly chosen, which makes a more comfortable read.

This book assumes no previous computer experience, so if you do have it, you can progress even faster through it.

We southern gardeners are often the envy of other gardeners in the country because of our long growing seasons and ability to grow a wide range of plants. However, we know that it sometimes not a walk in the park - dealing with heat, humidity, erratic weather, drought and insects is not that much fun.

The plants that thrive in our gardens have to be tough and tried and true. This book profiles plants that have been around a long time and have proven to perform reliably in the south. Annuals, Perennials, Shrubs and Trees, Porch Plants (Houseplants), Bulbs and Vines are covered here. Each section includes 10-20 major plants with detailed information on growing conditions, planting, etc.

The photos are great especially the whimsical "garden art" that is often seen in the rural south. The author also includes anecdotes about his family and people's attitudes towards gardening. This is a fun and useful book!

It's the best computer book I've ever bought! It's an invaluable part of my reference library! It has extremely usefull information on device drivers, TSR's, COMMAND.COM, and includes an extremely detailed interrupt listing of all interrupts, documented or not. I certainly consider it one of the best DOS programming books ever written! Enjoy! :)

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