Weeds of the Pacific Northwest

368 Unwanted Plants and How to Control Them

Mark Turner, Sami Gray

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Timber Press
09 July 2024

Gardening: flowers

A comprehensive guide to the most common weeds of the Pacific Northwest, with essential information on their management and eradication

Weeds are everywhere. They crowd out valuable agricultural crops, compete with the tomatoes and beans in your vegetable garden, spread rampantly along roadsides, and pop up from the tiniest cracks in sidewalks. In order to manage them, we must first learn how to identify them.

Weeds of the Pacific Northwest is a guide to identifying, controlling, and eradicating over 300 species of weeds that gardeners and homeowners are likely to encounter in Northern California, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia. Though they can all cause trouble, each weed is different. The hundreds of user-friendly photographs and detailed descriptions of each species here ensure that you can spot and treat any weed in your path.

As the experts behind this book demonstrate, some plants can be killed by eating them, some by digging, some by smothering, and some only by the judicious application of chemical herbicides-and it is very important for you and your neighbors to know and understand the differences.

By: Mark Turner, Sami Gray
Imprint: Timber Press
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 203mm,
ISBN: 9781643261089
ISBN 10: 1643261088
Pages: 456
Publication Date: 09 July 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Mark Turner has more than 30 years of experience photographing garden and native plants for books and magazines. He is a board member of the Washington Native Plant Society and maintains the Pacific Northwest Wildflowers website. He lives in Bellingham, WA. Sami Gray has worked as a botany research assistant, collected native seeds, operated a small native plant nursery and landscaping business, and taught workshops on native plants. She lives in Port Angeles, WA.

Reviews for Weeds of the Pacific Northwest: 368 Unwanted Plants and How to Control Them

"""A hardworking identification guide to regional weeds and an important look at their impact on biodiversity, agricultural economics and gardeners' peace of mind.....Weeds of the Pacific Northwest is filled with valuable information about the plants we gardeners love to hate, and how to deal with their inevitable presence in our growing spaces.""--The Seattle Times"