|
More from Amazon
Landscaping
with Native Trees: The Northeast, Midwest,
Midsouth & Southeast Growing
Wildflowers: A Gardener's Guide Reviewed
in July / August Wild Ones Journal: Native
Landscaping for Wildlife and People BOOKS TO HELP YOU
WITH YOUR WOODLAND LANDSCAPE |
As long as you follow any of the Amazon links directly to Amazon.Com from the Wild Ones Bookstore, Wild Ones will receive a small percentage of the purchase price. Remember: Clicking a link to Amazon.Com from the Wild Ones Bookstore doesn’t mean you have to buy a thing. All it does it take you to more information on the item you’re interested in and takes you to where you can order if you want to. Thanks...and have fun. The "contribution" to Wild Ones from Amazon does not add anything to the prices of the items you buy.
Books Below This Point in This Center Column Are Bought By Charlotte Adelman and Bernard L. Schwartz.
Just $32 per copy. Includes shipping and handling.
Or use this form to order The Midwestern Native Garden for just $32 (includes S&H).
What's Doin' the Bloomin'? By Clayton R. Osland.
Just $26 per copy. Includes shipping and handling.
Or use this form to order the What's Doin' the Bloomin'? for just $26 (includes S&H).
Urban & Suburban Meadows: By documentary film maker Catherine Zimmerman.
Just $30 per copy. Includes shipping and handling.
Or use this form to order the The Inside Story for just $25 (includes S&H). By Janice Stiefel.
Just $25 per copy. Includes shipping and handling.
Woodland Carex of the Upper Midwest By Linda Curtis – Curtis Third Productions.
This mysterious group of plants that look like grasses but are not, and have triangular rather than round stems, are the entire topic of this book. Covering only the Carex species found in the woodlands of the Upper Midwest, this book will be enjoyed by botanist, naturalists, and (because of the many photos and illustrations) just about anyone interested in plants. Through the eye of her camera, Linda Curtis shows us the diverse textures and designs these plants lend to the woody landscape. Just $30 per copy, signed by the author. Includes shipping and handling.
Wildflowers of Wisconsin and the Great Lakes Region A Comprehensive Field
Guide, Second Edition
The book is signed by one of the authors, photographer Merel Black, an honorary fellow in the botany departments of both the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, who also manages the "Plants of Wisconsin" web site. Originally published by Cornerstone Press, a unique publishing "company" run by students in an upper level "Editing and Publishing" course taught at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, and entitled Wildflowers of Wisconsin and the Upper Midwest, this second edition is published by The University of Wisconsin Press.
Landscaping With Native Plants of Wisconsin
Just $30 per
copy, signed by author. Includes shipping
and handling.
Bringing
Nature Home:
This updated edition of Bringing Nature Home includes expanded lists of native plants for regional habitats. As Dr. Tallamy explains in his book, "Everyone can welcome more wildlife into their yards just by planting even a few native plants." Foreword by Rick Darke, who writes, "Once in a long while a book appears that fundamentally changes the way we think about our gardens and their role in the larger landscape. Provocative and powerfully persuasive, Doug Tallamy's Bringing Nature Home accomplishes this with grace and humor, blending solid ecological science and human social science to outline a modern recipe for inclusive habitat." $24 includes shipping and handling. The book is signed by the author, Dr. Doug Tallamy, Professor and Chair of the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware in Newark, Delaware, who has written more than 65 research articles and has taught insect taxonomy, behavioral ecology, and other subjects. Just $24 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Common Roadside Invasives
This laminated guide identifies 60 common invasive plants that are commonly found across the United States. Colored drawings of leaves, seed pods, and flowers assist in the identification of these plants. The guide is small enough to fit in glove compartments, so you can have the guide handy at all times to help more people identify the invasive plants that cause us all so many problems. Get one for yourself, and buy several more so your friends can carry copies in their own cars. Just $7 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Roadside Weed Management
In this guide you will find essays on prevention and control of pest plant invasions, as well as summaries of relevant regulations and policies at federal and state levels. It also includes a state-by-state listing of noxious species lists and agency contacts. Just $10 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Prairie Seedling and Seeding Evaluation
One covers prairie seedlings and the other covers agricultural (weed) seedlings. Colored photographs help in the identification of all the plants that are listed. Each plant has information about its habitat, when it flowers, and distinguishing characteristics. Just $15 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Birdscaping in the Midwest
In this remarkable book, author Mariette Nowak takes the reader step by step along the path toward habitat restoration. While the focus is on bird habitat, all the other associated animals and plants will benefit equally from these restorations. Indeed, birds are considered barometers of the health of an ecosystem, and as birds increase or decrease, so also do all other species within that ecosystem. This wonderfully readable and richly detailed book will serve as an indispensable reference for Midwestern gardeners wishing to leave such a legacy. Unlike books that are national in scope, this one presents valuable information specific to the Midwest and its native flora and fauna. Every region of our country needs its own guide of this kind. The book is signed by the author, Mariette Nowak, the retired director of Milwaukee County’s Wehr Nature Center, in East Troy, Wisconsin. She now serves on the boards of the Wisconsin Society of Ornithology and the Land Trust of Walworth County and was Vice President of Wild Ones and Editor-in-Chief of the Wild Ones Journal. Just $35 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Prairie Directory of North America
This directory, compiled by Wild Ones members Charlotte Adelman and Bernie Schwartz, of the Greater DuPage (IL) Chapter, not only locates prairies, but also gives you quick facts about each one. Former Wild Ones Journal Editor-in-Chief, Mariette Nowak, said, "Prairie lovers everywhere, this is the book for you!...This directory is a perfect reference book to take with you whenever you might travel in one of the 26 states or four Canadian provinces with remnant or restored prairies as described in this book." The Prairie Directory of North America is a must-have for your travel reference collection. Just $25 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Invasive Plants of the Upper Midwest
Elizabeth Czarapata, who was a long-time member of Wild Ones, has authored an all-comprehensive resource book on invasive plants in the Upper Midwest. The culmination of Betty's dedication and her life's work, this guide includes more than 250 color photos that will help identify problem plants, details of plant identification, information and advice about herbicides, and suggestions for related ecological restoration and community education efforts. This is a must-have book for anyone with a passion for native plants and the desire to preserve biodiversity through the preservation, restoration, and establishment of native plant communities. $32 per copy, includes shipping and handling.
Or use this form to order the Invasive Plants of the Upper Midwest for just $32 (includes S&H). Wild Ones® Landscaping with Native Plants The Wild Ones Landscaping with Native Plants book has the answers.
Or use this form to order the 2004 4th Edition Wild Ones Handbook, entitled Landscaping with Native Plants (8-1/2"x11", 28 pages) for only $10.00 (includes S&H). Quantity Discount: Buy 10 to 99 copies and the price is just $6.00 per copy (plus shipping and handling). Send e-mail to merchandise@for-wild.org for a shipping and handling quote. For special pricing for 100 copies or more, please e-mail merchandise@for-wild.org for a quote. Once you've determined the total cost of the order, either use the order form to mail in your order with your check, or click the PayPal "Quantity Purchase" button below to order.
Wild Ones® Journal
Back issues of the Wild Ones Journal have the answers. See the Nov/Dec 2000 Vol 13, No 6 issue for a listing of articles, or on our web site. Order past issues of Wild Ones Journals via mail for $3.00 to pay for shipping & handling. Please indicate Month/Year of issues you wish to order. Journal Hangers Perfect for organizing and storing your collection of Wild Ones Journals. Packet comes with 12 plastic holders and a four-color Wild Ones cover sheet, plus a spine title strip for your three-ring binder – enough to hold two years worth of Journals in a standard three-ring binder. Just $10.
How to Manage Small
Prairie Fires
It can be also be purchased for $8.00, which includes
shipping and handling, via mail Order.
Common Native Roadside Wildflowers - Western Edition This field guide identifies
100 showy native forbs and grasses often found
on highway western roadsides. All are native to
the United States and do not include introduced
plants that have naturalized. These native plants
are part of America’s natural heritage.
In a store this laminated field guide would cost at least $10.95. But from Wild Ones it is only $7.00 which covers shipping and handling First Class mail. Quantities are limited.
But from Wild Ones it is only $7.00 covers shipping and handling
First Class mail. Quantities are limited.
Common Sense Forestry Straight talk about managing your woodland. A great how-to manual for cultivating trees and small woodlands. An excellent reference.
$25 which covers shipping and handling
(First Class mail). Quantities are limited.
25 Years of Wild Ones:
This wide-format, 36-page book, printed in full color, tells the story of Wild Ones - from the early days of 1979 right up to present day and includes a variety of educational information on all the ecosystems from design to maintenance.
A great instructional guide as well as Wild Ones 25-year
timeline, formerly sold for $12.00, now available "free" with new membership applications and for some categories of membership renewals.
See our "Joining" page for full details.
It's Easy Being
Green If you want to know how
to live a healthier, greener life, this is
a wonderful book to own. Crissy Trask covers topics
such as adopting greener buying habits, finding
Earth-friendly products, and cultivating a sustainable
environment. Included are easy-to-do tips and smart
solutions on ways to save the environment.
$14.50 including
shipping and handling.
Consuming Nature Gregory Summers reveals how
environmentalism has unsuspected roots in consumerism
that extend deper than our present-day dilemmas.
By exploring the evolution of electricity, highways,
farming, and retail trade, Summers tracks the widening
separation between production and consumption over
a hundred years, a transformation that helps to
explain the polarized character of modern environmental
politics. Ultimately, by framing the human relationship
to nature in terms of production and consumption,
Summers fosters a better understanding of the philosophy
of the modern environmental movement.
$32.00 including
shipping and handling.
|
Tree Books: The Social Life of Trees, The Final Forest, and more.
Guides • The
Book of Field and Roadside, by John Eastman Plant Selection and Landscape
Design • American
Plants for American Gardens, by E.A.
Roberts, E. Rehmann Propagation • The
New England Wild Flower Society Guide to
Growing and Propagating Wildflowers of
the United States and Canada,
by William Cullina Wildlife and Habitat • American
Wildlife and Plants: Guide to Wildlife
Food Habits, by A.C.
Martin, H. Zim, A. Nelson General Philosophy • Building
Inside Nature’s Envelope:
How New Construction and Land Preservation
Can Work Together, by Andy and Sally
Wasowski |
Maryann Whitman, Editor of the Wild Ones Journal, wrote: "At last, an idea whose time has come! This is the only book I know of, for the Midwest, that systematically suggests native plants of similar appearance and growing requirements to replace non-natives we might otherwise plant in our landscapes. Importantly, The Midwestern Native Garden alerts the reader to the natives' unique roles in attracting and sustaining increased biodiversity in our gardens." Messaged and signed by the authors.
A Guide to Wildflowers of the Upper Great Lakes Regions, Eastern Canada and Northeastern USA containing a comprehensive guide with over 340 species of native and naturalized plants with more than 620 full-color photographs. The book is organized by bloom time for your spring to fall nature hikes and includes complete index of scientific and common names of herbaceous and native woody plants. Also, contains tips for incorporating native wildflowers into your home landscaping projects. $26 includes shipping and handling. Signed by the author
Catherine brings an emphasis on education and environmental issues, while showing us through photos how to "meadowscape" existing lawns into easily managed, pesticide free, native meadow gardens. Through her lovely photos, she introduces readers to the beauty and biodiversity of the meadow and reminds us all of the importance of these living landscapes. Signed by the author
Originally all 66 of
Janice’s articles
appeared in our The
Outside Story and the
Wild Ones Journal in black and white,
and without photos. But this 80-page book
is printed in total color, and includes photos
of the plants and related insects. Janice
was an important part of Wild Ones' early
history. You’ll enjoy her book
This
new book on Carex, those grass-like plants
with triangular stems, is rich with over
200 macro-photos, plus illustrations of this
difficult-to-identify genus.
Describing
more than 1,100 species, this incredible native
plant identification book covers the wildflowers
of Wisconsin and parts of Minnesota, Michigan,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Ontario from 459
genera in 100 families. It includes over 2,100
photographs, 300 drawings, as well as 1,085
Wisconsin county distribution maps. A new introduction
to this second edition discusses wildflowers
in the context of their natural communities.
The book’s plastic-coated cover and durable
stitching mean it can take whatever fieldwork
you may have in mind, and using its simple
identification framework, you can quickly identify
the plant family of a given wildflower and
then the genera. Suitable for use by outdoor
lovers of all kinds, from novice naturalists
to professional botanists. 
Lynn Steiner's newest
book is aimed at beginners and veteran gardeners
alike. Designed to help Wisconsin gardeners find,
plant, and maintain the best native species for
their specific sites however modest or lavish.
the Native Plant Profiles section offers comprehensive
descriptions of some 600 species of flowers and
groundcovers, trees, shrubs, vines, evergreens,
grasses, and ferns native to Wisconsin, as well
as information on planting, maintenance, and landscape
uses for each plant. Similar books by Lynne Steiner
cover Minnesota and Michigan. All signed by the
author
How Native
Plants Sustain Wildlife in Our Gardens by
Douglas W. Tallamy. 
This booklet was written by Wayne R Pauly, Dane County Wisconsin Naturalist, for the Dane county Environmental Council
and the Dane County Highway and Transportation Department. The narrative is divided into 6 topics:
1)What, when, and how often to burn, 2) Equipment, including proper clothing, 3) Weather conditions and controlled fires,
and contacting neighbors, 4) Firebreaks, 5) Conducting a simple burn and 6) Hazards. An appendix has a summary of how fire
stimulates prairie plants and how it controls some weeds. The booklet was initially written in April 1982, revised 1985,
and reprinted in 1988.
