kdwarn wants to read Beauty of the Wild by Darrel Morrison
Author on March 22, 2022 episode of Native Plant Podcast: www.nativeplantpodcast.com/podcasts-1/2022/3/22/professor-darrel-morrison-beauty-of-the-wild
Previously was reading history, nowadays it's mostly gardening and coding.
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Author on March 22, 2022 episode of Native Plant Podcast: www.nativeplantpodcast.com/podcasts-1/2022/3/22/professor-darrel-morrison-beauty-of-the-wild
Mentioned around 12:00 into March 22, 2022 episode of Native Plant Podcast with Darrel Morrison. www.nativeplantpodcast.com/podcasts-1/2022/3/22/professor-darrel-morrison-beauty-of-the-wild
Authors were on the December 16, 2021 episode of the Native Plant Podcast: www.nativeplantpodcast.com/podcasts-1/2021/12/26/ruth-rogers-clausen-amp-gregg-tepper-on-their-new-book-deer-resistant-native-plants-for-the-northeast.
Note that according to the authors during that interview, despite the title, it is NOT all native plants to the northeast, but includes some from southeast as well.

2nd edition
From renowned National Wildlife Federation naturalist and TV host David Mizejewski comes a new book to show …

2nd edition
From renowned National Wildlife Federation naturalist and TV host David Mizejewski comes a new book to show …
This book is filled with practical advice, and ends with a final chapter exhorting you to look "over the garden wall" and advocate for wildlife in your local area. I found this advice from the beginning of the book to be very helpful in my thinking: "There are three simple principles you need to adopt if you are going to create a successful woodland-edge habitat. You must develop several layers of plants one above the other; you must include a good range of native plants, from trees down to carpeting wildflowers; and you must build up a rich layer of dead and decaying material, from big logs to fine leaf mold."
This book is filled with practical advice, and ends with a final chapter exhorting you to look "over the garden wall" and advocate for wildlife in your local area. I found this advice from the beginning of the book to be very helpful in my thinking: "There are three simple principles you need to adopt if you are going to create a successful woodland-edge habitat. You must develop several layers of plants one above the other; you must include a good range of native plants, from trees down to carpeting wildflowers; and you must build up a rich layer of dead and decaying material, from big logs to fine leaf mold."

2nd edition
From renowned National Wildlife Federation naturalist and TV host David Mizejewski comes a new book to show …