"The Western Garden Book"
This book includes an extensive A-Z list of plants suited to the western states, plus a short guide to gardening. The eighth edition of this gardening classic was published by Sunset in 2007.  

"Taunton's Lawn Guide"
All of the important aspects of lawn care are covered in this guide written by John Fech -- improving the soil, mowing, fertilizing, watering, problem-solving, and choosing the right grass for your conditions.

"Roses for Washington and Oregon"
Brad Jalbert and Laura Peters give basic rose growing information and a color guide to rose varieties.

"The Well-Tended Perennial Garden"
Tracy DiSabato-Aust focuses on perennial care, maintenance and pruning. The author also adds an encyclopedia of perennial species.

"The Gardener's A-Z Guide to Growing Organic Food"
Tanya L.K. Denckla offers this excellent book for vegetable gardening. She includes detailed information about vegetables, herbs, fruits and nuts -- including recommended varieties, specific growing conditions, and organic methods for controlling pests and diseases.

"Walks, Walls, & Patios"
Creative Homeowner provides step-by-step instructions for stone and brick projects in your garden.

"Gardening with Native Plants of the Pacific Northwest"
Arthur Kruckeberg describes garden uses and propagation techniques for trees, shrubs, perennials, and grasses of the northwest.

"The Self-Sustaining Garden: The Guide to Matrix Planting"
Peter Thompson shows you how to mix plant types and improve soil health to create long-term, low-maintenance gardens.

"The Complete Book of Herbs"
Besides giving information on herb cultivation, author Lesley Bremness also explains how to use herbs for cooking, healthcare, and beauty treatments.

"Indoor Plants for Beginners"
If you want to have an indoor garden, Anja Flehmig gets you started with this guide. The book describes how to select the right plants, care for them, and arrange them throughout your home.