The Revolutionary Yardscape: Ideas for Repurposing Local Materials
“Levesque's new book aims to demystify the process and provide inspiration.”(Oregonian)"If you've got a garage, you've got junk. Heck, if you've got a closet, drawer or shelf, you've got junk. Not in the eyes of Matthew Levesque, though. This guy can turn anything into garden decor. The best part? He'll show you how to do it, too."(New York Times)"A provocative book that will thrill anyone whose ideal venue for window-shopping is the transfer station (a k a the dump)."(Sunset)"Full of inventive ways to both repurpose materials and add a fresh new look to your garden."(Akron Beacon Journal)“Helps readers look at old junk with fresh eyes and come up with their own reuses.”(Newsday)"Full of creative and imaginative ideas for recycling local materials into containers, pathways, seating and other hardscape features for your yard and garden."(Newark Star Ledger)"A valuable source for ideas on working art, paths, water features and other ornamentation into backyard landscapes."(Buffalo Spree)"Levesque helps you find ways to repurpose ... material intelligently and creatively."(Library Journal)“This fantastic book full of innovative ideas will overturn readers preconceived notions about salvaged materials and their potential.”(SciTech Book News)“Levesque incorporates the unlikely into creative solutions for the garden and patio.”(Chicago Tribune)“An apostle of recycling.”(GardenofPossibilities.com)You’ll never look at junk the same way again.  Talk about ‘green’ gardening!(ElementalCheapness.com)This author takes it to a whole other level.(CommonWeeder.com)Levesque takes the idea of reuse to strange and wonderful places in the garden.(Greenfield Recorder)Matthew Levesque takes the idea of reuse to strange and wonderful places in the garden.(Akron Beacon Journal)Using recycled materials in the garden is hardly new, but few do it with Matthew Levesque's flair.(Courier-Journal)“Levesque is a master at crafting yard décor from cast-off materials that otherwise would stuff landfills or litter vacant lots.”