Re: Reference source for pH adaptable plants in the West?

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• Subject: Re: Reference source for pH adaptable plants in the West?
• From: "* A* N* <i*@gmail.com>
• Date: Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:24:56 -0600
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Linda,

I, too, use Dirr's books on woody shrubs and his tree book.  Most of the nursery people, botanical
garden staff members, and profs at the local horticulture school use them as valuable reference
tools as well. We also have good working knowledge of our soils.

Mary Ann Newcomer
www.idahogardener.com  

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