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Gardens in North Dakota
Some people might only know of sparsely populated North Dakota from the movie Fargo. Agriculture is a big part of this rugged state - gardeners try and take advantage of any growing season they can because the extreme weather ranges from very hot summers to many below freezing days in the winter. Featured Gardens:  International Peace GardenThis is one of the most interesting ideas for a garden - it's a botanical garden located on the Canada - U.S. border (in North Dakota / Manitoba) that is dedicated to peace. This ... |
 Map of North Dakota Gardens to Visit
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Listed Gardens in North Dakota by City Dunseith : International Peace Garden Garrison : Fort Stevenson State Park Arboretum |
 | North Dakota Impressions by: Chuck Haney The seemingly austere environs bely the true nature of North Dakota’s landscape: diverse, stunning, and ancient. Photographer Chuck Haney presents the state in all of its glory, from gentle prairies and ample rivers to the fantastical formations of the badlands. An entirely new appreciation of North Dakota will be gained through North Dakota Impressions. [reviews] |
 | Marking the Land: Jim Dow in North Dakota (Center for American Places - Center Books on American Places) The demanding frontier life of My Ántonia or Little House on the Prairie may be long gone, but the idyllic small town still exists as a cherished icon of American community life. Yet sprawl and urban density, rather than small towns and farms, are the predominant features of our modern society, agribusiness and other commercial forces have ... [reviews] |
 | Spooky Creepy North Dakota by: Lori L. Orser Travel the prairies of North Dakota to discover ghost stories, rural legends, and haunted places that dot this state. Visit the haunted San Haven Sanitorium, where over 1100 people died of tuberculosis and eerie spirits still linger! Travel to college campuses where students died, but never left! Learn about haunted historic homes, the ranch cabin where President Teddy Roosevelt's ghost remains, ... [reviews] |
 | Wingshooter's Guide to North Dakota (Wingshooter's Guides) by: Chuck Johnson This guidebook supplies all the information you need to plan a hunting expedition. Each section of the state has plenty of maps, graphs, tips, and techniques; which species are present, populations, where to hunt, as well as when and how to get there. Species covered are pheasants, prairie chickens, sharp-tailed grouse, Hungarian partridge, mourning doves, turkeys, and an expanded section on ... [reviews] |
 | Gardens Across America, East of the Mississippi: The American Horticulatural Society's Guide to American Public Gardens and Arboreta (Volume I) by: John H. Russell Gardening is one of America's most popular hobbies, and attendance at public gardens and arboreta continues to rise. Gardens Across America is a comprehensive two-volume guide to nearly 2,000 gardens. Each entry in this state-by-state guide contains such basic information as hours of operation and directions as well asa listing of activities, educational programs, and any unique ... [reviews] |
 | Hamptons Havens: The Best of Hamptons Cottages and Gardens (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens) by: Hamptons Cottages and Gardens Magazine A lavish look at the private homes of the storied Hamptons, with gorgeous photographs and engaging text that discusses the history, decor and architecture from an insider's perspective. [reviews] |
 | A Guide to the Great Gardens of the Philadelphia Region by: Adam Levine Philadelphia and its surrounding towns--the horticultural epicenter of the U.S.--has more public gardens than almost any other region in the world. This indispensable, pocket-sized guide helps residents and visitors locate and enjoy nearly 100 gardens. [reviews] |
