Rarely does a gardening book raise eyebrows, let alone hell. - Diana Morse Fire the Landscaper is a biting critique of current landscape design and maintenance practices. The book explores the health risks, cultural biases, origins, and the insults to Mother Nature caused by our culturally backed, legally enforced obsession with artificial representations of nature.
Inside this book you’ll learn:
How to create a healthier, more beautiful lawn and landscape by doing LESS The origins of the grass lawn The dangers of pesticides in and around your home The dirty secrets of the landscaper industry from an insider The dirtier secrets of homeowner’s associations and local code enforcement Practical solutions aligned with nature to increase the health and productivity of landscapes An introduction to permaculture.
Buy this book today. Learn how to create a healthier, lower maintenance, and more beautiful lawn and landscape by working with nature. Rarely does a gardening book raise eyebrows, let alone Hell. Phil M. Williams’ Fire the Landscaper sounds a battle cry defending private property, homesteading and chemical-free living – ‘weeds’ and all. - Diana Morse
Mr. Williams had me in tears a few time with his rich descriptions, story telling, and simplistic revelations of truth to a simpler, richer way of living. A definite MUST READ for everyone - and I mean everyone. - Terri R.
As much about life as it is about the lawn, Fire the Landscaper is a quick and very timely read about the organized destruction of our ecosystems one yard at a time. - T. Hall
Great book, I went through it in an evening. Mr Williams does an excellent job using real life examples to paint the picture of where we are, where were going, and where we could go. I wish I could stand on a corner and hand this out. - Matt M.
What an awesome book! Its great to have a book out there that challenges the cultural norms head on. It exposes the practices of the lawn care industry, and how toxic and wasteful it is for our environment. It definitely inspired me to get out there and grow some food in my yard instead of just mowing down my weeds, I mean grass…no weeds. - Desiree H.
This is one of the few books I have actually read in its entirety for many years. If you are one that seeks after true nature, this is the book for you. - Aaron
