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Plants and Landscapes from the San Francisco Bay Region
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1 author picked Plants And Landscapes For Summer-dry Climates Of The San Francisco Bay Region as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
An
introductory chapter describes our greater Bay Area climate and its
microclimates. The plants listed are ones that will thrive in the region with a
minimum of summer water. The glory of the book is in the photographs by Saxon
Holt, which include close shots for identification and wider shots that will
inspire you to combine plants handsomely in your garden.
From Pam's list on California Mediterranean Gardening.
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