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Would love to have this book on my bookshelf. I am in the process of revitilising a rock garden and need ideas that are able to be three season beautiful. Also needs to be low maintance. Then there is the companion planting in the veggie garden. As I am unable to keep up all the beds as I used to, need tips on low maintance,yet visually pleasing.
Sounds like Billy's book might help.

It looks like a "unicorn" plant. Not edible, smells like a pile of natural fertilizer. We raised it as a decorative plant, the leaves look good.

The fruit appears to be a quince. The plant is a shrub with multiple stems, flowers in the spring pink to white. My mother and grandmother made jelly out of it. Comman in Europe and Asia.

You have it, nut sedge. It is hard to get rid of in a garden, very prolific.