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Creating the Prairie Xeriscape:
Low maintenance,
water-efficient gardening
Sara Williams
“Xeriscape”’ has become a watchword for waterconscious
gardeners. Extensively revised and updated,
Creating the Prairie Xeriscape moves on from the
basics to give today’s gardeners a complete guide
to planning, designing, and maintaining their own
xeriscape gardens with extensive tables as well as a
quick reference guide for planting choices. 336 pages.
Coteau Books 9781550504613 $34.95
Crown Corporations in Saskatchewan
Boris Kishchuk
Why are Crown corporations so important to the
people of Saskatchewan? The province has a long
history of creating Crown corporations, and many
have been sold, privatized or dissolved — some at
a profit, but many at a loss. 192 pages.
Your Nickel’s Worth Publishing
9781894431958 $19.95
NON FICTION
The Deaf House
Joanne Weber
The Deaf House is Joanne Weber’s life story. It
highlights the work and passions of a woman who
grew up deaf and then became an advocate for the
deaf. It is the story of pain, loss, and defeat balanced
with joy, gain, and victory. Weber combines the
narrative tools of a novelist with a keen documentarian
perspective to provide readers with rare insight and
profound truths about the lives of the deaf. Memoir –
328 pages.
Thistledown Press 9781927068489 $18.95
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