rawls thomas h editor (5 resultados)

112pp, (8 x 10.75 inches), color and b&w illustrations. Very Good in stapled wrappers (soft cover). The center page is pulled loose, just laid in. Otherwise clean, crisp. No tears or creases, no markings. "Sunset on America's Wetlands" by Paul Dunphy, "Back to School" (apprenticeships in ecological horticulture) by M.D.Phinney, "Of Lightning, Oaks and Zippers" (electrical storms) by Rebecca Rupp, "Room to Grow" (an adaptable home) by Jake Chapline, "Plant Riot" (ornamentals out of control) by Patrick Lima, "Miracle Bean" (soybeans) by Craig Canine, "On Onions" by Ken Allan, "Shady Retreats (arbors & outdoor rooms) by Leigh Seddon, article on fireflies by Susan Tweit, et al.

120pp, (8 x 10.75 inches), color and b&w illustrations. Very Good in stapled wrappers (soft cover). A few little nicks to front cover and whole magazine has a very slight curve. Otherwise clean, crisp. No tears or creases, no markings. "Taming the Wild Salmon" (aquaculture) by Jon Vara, "The Postal Orchard" (buying trees by mail) by Ram Fishman, "Nursery Annual" mail order sources for 1991) by Karan Davis Cutler, "Tulips" (photos) by Richard Brown, "Details Details" (molding architectural character into a home) by Paul Dunphy, "The Frugal Fencemaker" (economical approach to keeping critters in or out) by Jill Hannum, "The Primal Kneads" (baking bread) by Ken Haedrich, "Muffin Makeovers" (muffins made with yogurt) by Meg Cadoux Hirshberg, "For Love of Horses" by Sharman Apt Russell, et al.

120pp, (8 x 10.75 inches), color and b&w illustrations. Very Good in stapled wrappers (soft cover). The covers are a little worn, front corners creased. First 8pp creased at lower corner, otherwise contents clean, crisp. No tears or creases, no markings. "Death for the Bear" (hunting and technology) by Don Dagget, "Little Big Man" (Jim Hightower and Texas farming) by Louis Dubose, "A House of Her Own (young woman builds compact economical home) by Tim Snyder, "Gardens to Live In (designing your grounds) by Ann Lovejoy, "The China Prescription" (ginkgo) by Steven Foster, "Peat Power" by Helen Chesnut, "Druid Art" (making stone hedges) by Leigh Seddon, article on rattlesnakes by Ted Levin, et al.

128pp, (8 x 10.75 inches), color and b&w illustrations. Very Good in stapled wrappers (soft cover). A little wear at each end of the spine, otherwise clean, crisp. No tears or creases, no markings. "Are You a Victim of Food Anxiety?" (avoiding food toxins) by David Steinman, "Organic Wizard" (Gene Kahn of Cascadian Farm) by Schuyler Ingle, "Sunrise on Solar Power" (mirrors in the desert) by Harvey Wasserman, "Raise High the Roofbeams" (building a timber frame barn) by Craig Canine, "Seed Discoveries" (six opinions), "Bigger & Better" (all-American selections) by Karan Davis Cutler, "Seeds Annual" (mail order sources for 1991), "A Hearthwarming Comeback" (wood stoves) by Gary Turbak, potato recipes, eggs, organic foods, et al.

Magazine. Condición: Very Good-. Professional book dealer since 1975. All orders processed promptly and packaged with care. Satisfaction guaranteed. ; Contents include: The Green Party and the New Environmental Politics; Starting the Garden: Picking Hybrids and Heirlooms; Solar Structures; Mail-order Seeds; Nice Skating: A Rinkmaster's Primer for Keeping Ponds Clear; Buckwheat; etc.