Do you have problems with your lawn or lawn and everything you do seems to make things worse? Well, if so, you’re in luck, because I have some great advice for you. You see, there is a book you can get that will help you solve all his problems and challenges. The name of this book is;
“Lawns: The American Horticultural Society’s Illustrated Encyclopedia of Gardening” edited by Min S. Lee, published by Ortho Books, (1982), 143 pages, Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 81-71122.
In this highly illustrated book, you’ll learn about North American grass and turf types, and how to specifically plan, prepare, plant, cultivate, and maintain each and every type. Learn how to set up your sprinkler systems, timings, and how to deal with weeds, or too much sun, water, or rain. Do you need a lawn for a putting green, golf course, park, home, school or sports field? Well, it is much more complicated than you imagine.
Fortunately, with this book, you won’t be left in the dark or taken advantage of by shady landscape contractors. She’ll know what to ask for and have the confidence that she can get exactly what she wants on her lawn. Whether you want to restore a nearly dead lawn or plant a new one, this is the book for you. Also attached is a complete encyclopedia of all the different types of grass that grow in North America – what grows best in what type of climate or latitude. There is much more to lawns and grass than you may have ever realized.
In fact, I hope you’ll consider this book whether you own a golf course, manage a park district, a baseball field, or just want the best grass in the neighborhood. Because the grass and turf around my house is all of that and more. Think about it.
