Category: Timber Press

Hot off the press! Get these new gardening and nature titles from Timber Press.

"Your garden can be a thriving, balanced community that gives more to your landscape than it takes.” —Douglas W. Tallamy, author of The Nature of Oaks and Nature’s Best Hope

Books from icons of landscape design published by Timber Press

Books to boost your health with natural remedies.

You can have a beautiful garden—despite the elements.

From field guides to supporting birds in your own backyard, these books make the perfect gifts for the birder in your life!

Discover the plants and places that inspired beloved childhood classics! With charming illustrations and delightful prose you'll get a behind the scenes look at the real landscapes that inspired the magical worlds of Winne-the-Pooh, Anne of Green Gables, Peter Rabbit, and more!

You don't want to miss these groundbreaking new gardening books! Pansies like you've never seen them before, adventurous new plants to add to your garden, and Doug Tallamy's new book answers the question "how can I help?" in this must-read book that provides readers with the next step in their ecological journey.

Everything thing you need to know about planting bulbs from gardening experts! Bulb planting advice from Jenny Rose Carey, Barbara Damrosch, Jaccqueline van der Kloet, David Culp, and more!

A list of books to help Master Gardeners fill out their personal libraries and help us prove the motto: Learn more, grow more!

Incorporating traditional wisdom and scientific information, these books are the perfect starting point to plant-based medicine. You'll learn how to find, identify, harvest, and use powerful wild plants to help bolster your family's health and wellness.

In The Age of Melt, environmental journalist Lisa Baril explores the deep-rooted cultural connection between humans and ice through time. The Age of Melt explores what these artifacts reveal about culture, wilderness, and what we gain when we rethink our relationship to the world and its most precious and ephemeral substance—ice.