Logan Library

Library Picks: March 2008

As Appearing in The Herald Journal Cache Magazine
March 2008

New Popular Books at The Logan Library

Alpine Traitor by Mary Daheim - MYSTERY DAHEIM

Capitol Conspiracy by William Bernhardt - FICTION BERHNARDT

Honor Thyself by Danielle Steel - FICTION STEEL

Senator's Wife by Sue Miler - FICTION MILLER

Shooters by W.E.B. Griffin - FICTION GRIFFIN

Sword Song by Bernard Cornwell - FICTION CORNWELL

Change of Heart by Jodi Picoult - FICTION PICOULT

Remember Me? by Sophie Kinsella - FICTION KINSELLA

Where are you now? by Mary Higgins Clark - MYSTERY CLARK

Outlaw Demon Wails by Kim Harrison - SCI-FIC FANTASY HARRISON

New Titles: Gardening

Ortho all about lawns by Ortho Books; published by Meredith Books, 2008.

The thorough guide for lawn and yard enthusiasts this reference covers everything to maximize the health, beauty and utility of yards.

Ortho all about citrus & subtropical fruits by Ortho Books; published by Meredith Books, 2008.

A step-by-step guide for planning, selecting, planting, and growing of citrus trees and subtropical fruits.

Rodale's vegetable garden problem solver : the best and latest advice for beating pests, diseases, and weeds and staying a step ahead of trouble in the garden by Fern Marshall Bradley; published by Rodale, 2007.

With the latest research, breakthroughs, and troubleshooting advice, "Rodale's Vegetable Garden Problem Solver" features hundreds of organic and natural solutions for tackling disease, pest, and weed problems. If deer devastate your plants, you'll find ideas for simple polytape and mesh fences and advice on using repellents to keep deer out of your yard. When flea beetles emerge in hungry hordes, be ready with temporary sticky traps and garlic sprays, or plant a "trap" crop to lure the pests away from your seedlings.

Outdoor fix-it 101 : projects you really can do yourself by Steven Willson; published by Creative Pub. International, 2007.

Black & Decker Outdoor Fix-It 101 is a must-have book for inexperienced homeowners who need detailed, fool-proof information on the most common exterior repairs they're likely to face. It cover basic maintenance of the home's exterior shell-it's siding, foundation and roof-as well as maintenance and repair of driveways, walkways, fences and other essential outdoor structures. Also included are some genuine home improvements.

Setup and care of garden ponds by Terry Anne Barber; published by T.F.H. Publications, 2007.

From aquarists who wish they could keep fish in a natural setting to people who know nothing about fish but would love a garden worth bragging about, outdoor garden ponds offer so much to so many people. Full of expert yet easy-to-read information, "Setup and Care of Garden Ponds" covers nearly every aspect of this increasingly popular hobby. You'll find detailed information, helpful tips, and beautiful pictures on designing, constructing, planting, stocking, and maintaining a huge array of gorgeous garden ponds. With this book, you will be able to create anything from a tiny pond in a bucket to a magnificent, waterfall-laced backyard paradise.

Librarian's Pick:

The way we garden now : 41 pick-and-choose projects for planting your paradise large or small by Katherine Whiteside; published by Clarkson Potter, 2007.

The bestselling author of "Forcing, Etc." offers 41 versatile projects to create great garden spaces anywhere. A proponent of "getting out there," Whiteside guides readers through her mix-and-match garden projects--from the simple to the spectacular.