Gardening with Native Plants of the South

… a hands-on how-to for landscaping …– “The Clarion-Ledger”

… a real eye-opener for Southern growers looking for something a little bit “different” to add to their gardens …– “Carolina Gardener”

… a slick book …– “The Paris Post-Intelligencer”

… a wealth of information and ideas …– “Vicksburg Evening Post”

… an asset for the Southern gardener.– “The Atlanta Journal-Constitution”

… deliciously photographed …– “Mobile Register”

… gives great detail … well written and arranged …– “Nashville Advocate”

… should be on the bookshelves of all Southern gardeners and adventurous cool-zone gardeners.– “Fine Gardening”

… valuable … an outstanding reference guide … the best news: The entry for each plant is accompanied by a photograph. You know just what you’ll be getting.– “The Dallas Morning News”

… well-organized and comprehensive …– “Baton Rouge Advocate”

…this promisingly titled book is well written, logically formatted, and packed with lovely color photographs.– “The Lakeland Ledger”

The best book on native plants …– “The Virginian-Pilot”

The Wasowski’s book is a valuable addition to the library of any gardener from the mid-Atlantic to Florida.– “The Woodland Garden”

This book helps you find beautiful plants that are easy to grow–and actually thrive in our intense summer heat and humidity. If you like gardening books, you’ll definitely want to pick this one up.– “Sasee Magazine”

Wonderful photos; concise descriptions … and a practical, easy-to-read, conversational style make the book a must-own for southern gardeners.– “Wild Garden”

Southern homeowners and landscapers will find this book easy to read and fascinatingly informative.–Jim Wilson, co-host, “The Victory Garden”