Books I have written. 17 at last count. Most are about gardening in our unique climate, but there are some cookbooks too. I also review books that are relevant (gardening, houseplants, aquaponics), and will post about them elsewhere on this website.
Note about book prices
These prices change because the USPS keeps changing their prices. When I have a price on the book site – that includes shipping. No surprises when you go to check out! If you see a price on this website here – well, I am trying to stop doing that because it is too hard to go back and correct them all when the USPS changes their prices.
Gardening With Soule Books
Yes – you can buy my books from me. I will even sign them before I mail it off to you! But I am about to redirect you to my super secure book selling site for this. I want to keep you safe. Also, personally, I never want to get hacked again. *
Below are my books currently available. Click on image or title and it will take you to my Gardening With Soule Books Site where you can buy the individual book. If you go to the overall site, rather than an individual book – scroll down to select the book you wish.
Book Sales are Flexible
More than one copy? Special gift inscription? Mailed to an address other than yours? Want the special discount for NOT using a credit card? Want to mail something internationally? Want copies of different books? (Currently there is no way to do that other than checking out with each book)
Hit the button for Special Orders. It looks like that ->
Support a Local Non-Profit
If you buy a book – the profits from the sale go to the local Horticulture Therapy non-profit Tierra del Sol Institute. We hope you will help support this great Southwest non-profit!
Southwest Fruit & Vegetable Growing
One reviewer said,
“Dr. Jacqueline Soule’s valuable Southwest Fruit & Vegetable Gardening book is revised and expanded and better than ever.
Growing in the Southwest isn’t easy. It’s either too hot or too cold and often very dry. The region hosts a range of soils and climate conditions that can be difficult for a gardener to navigate. That’s why this region-specific garden guide is a must-have for every Southwestern gardener!“
Father Kino’s Herbs
The last few copies of this out-of-print and award winning Southwestern book are now for sale. Father Kino’s Herbs: Growing and Using Them Today
One review says:
“Award-winning garden writer Dr. Jacqueline A. Soule has pulled together a fascinating book on the life of Father Eusebio Francisco Kino and some of the plants that he brought to Southern Arizona and northwestern Sonora, and area called the Pimeria Alta.”
This link is to our sales site. The profits from the sale go to the local Horticulture Therapy non-profit Tierra del Sol Institute. We hope you will help support this great Southwest non-profit!
By popular demand – there is also an option for international mailing of the Kino book.
What to do Every Month in your Southwestern Garden
A very useful book according to this reviewer:
“Month by Month Garden Guide for Arizona, Nevada, and New Mexico is a must have if you are new to the region – or even if you have lived here a long time. Award winning garden writer Dr. Jacqueline Soule hs lived in the Southwest for decades and shares her valuable experience in this well written, insightful, and very helpful book.”
Butterfly Gardening
This book offers 36 pages of wonderful ways to entice butterflies into your yard, offering a how-to guide. The feature is half the book is a guide to plants to choose from for the desert Southwest
Success With Succulents
Succulents are not all built the same. Some don’t like full sun! Learn how to care for them – and which ones will do well for you.
Roughly half the book is a guide to plants to choose from for the desert Southwest and how to help each one succeed.
Legumes of Arizona
18 years in the making! Legumes of Arizona includes stunning work by botanical illustrators – at least one image per genus. Cover art is by the incomparable Margret Pope. Not to mention in-depth write ups and information on all ALL the legumes naturally found in Arizona, plus – where relevant – the landscaping species introduced to the state (like the tons of Dalea from other areas). Includes keys to determine the different species. We are selling this because it fits the Tierra del Sol Institute mission statement.
And Here’s Our Cookbook!
May I suggest our dandy little cookbook? Christmas is coming 😉
Using Honey in New and Savory Ways offers 36 pages of tips for using honey in your cooking, as well as in all manner of dishes. From the review:
“Honey is for more than desserts and this book can help! Using honey in cooking savory dishes helps engage all your taste buds and adds a layer of added flavor to everyday dishes – plus holiday fare.”
Beekeeper? We can offer volume discounts – because if you sell honey in local markets you might want to offer some of these books as well. Use the “Special Orders” link mentioned above.
* Why a different site for Selling?
Because sadly, after extensive research, I have decided that the safest, most secure way to sell my books is not through this website at all. Word Press has a poor track record. For those of you new to my site – I have been hacked twice – and the second time I was ransomed – which I declined to pay. Both hacks happened shortly after adding a sales page. (one within minutes.)
Classes?
I did say I cover the A-B-C’s of Southwest gardening. Yes I offer Articles, Books and Classes. I do offer both in person and online classes related to the topics covered in my books. More about that on my Classes page.
I write and share so that you will succeed with your gardening goals!
I’m Here to Help
Be sure to ask questions if you have them! I do all this writing and blogging and posting on social media so that you will succeed with your garden goals!
Legal Notes
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