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88 Hints for Growing Flowers (Hardcover) by Radoslav Srot (Author)
This guide aims to provide helpful advice for all possible problems that may confront the amateur in his respective pursuit or hobby. They do not deal with the theoretical aspect but focus on practical advice.
ISBN: 9781857781090
Price: £1.99
101 Easy-to-grow Orchids (Paperback) by Wilma Ritterhausen (Author), Brian Ritterhausen (Author)
A complete practical guide to growing and collecting these fascinating plants and creating stunning displays for the home and greenhouse. General care. Indoor cultivation. Specialist composts and repotting. Pests and diseases. Propagation. Orchids for exhibition. Features specially-commissioned photographs with detailed plant portraits for identification purposes and spectacular shots of orchids grown to the highest exhibition standards COVER PRICE £14.99
isbn: 9780276428470
Price: £13.50
The A-Z of Garden Plants (Gardening) (Paperback)
"The A-Z of Garden Plants" is a comprehensive guide to plants. With over 4500 species listed to test even the most dedicated gardener, it also provides specific cultivation advise on every plant, and exquisite color photography of every plant. There is description and information covering identification, cultivation and climate requirements. It includes a full-index search using both common and botanical names for each plant. This book is exceptional value with over 1000 pages. It is the a complete book of plants and when paired with the "A-Z of Garden Flowers", will transform your garden. COVER PRICE £14.99
isbn: 9781740456463
Price: £13.50
The African Violet Handbook (Paperback) by Tony Clements
Tony Clements, Britain's leading African violet specialist, knows the secret of keeping these supposedly tricky plants in beautiful condition. With over twenty years' experience of commercial violet growing behind him, he gives us the benefit of his expert advice on every aspect of care and cultivation, and shows how you can develop superb specimens with a long flowering season. Written in clear, straightforward style, completely free of technical jargon, and illustrated with superb colour photographs, this is an important book which will fire would-be collectors of these beautiful plants with enthusiasm and give encouragement to those who have previously found them difficult to grow. Completely up-to-date, this is the authoritative text on these beautiful plants.
isbn: 071531601x
Price: £12.99
African Violets (Paperback) by Tony Clements
An authoritative guide to the cultivation and care of African violets, divulging the secret of keeping these supposedly tricky plants in beautiful condition. The author has over 20 years' experience of commercial violet growing behind him.
isbn: 0715391879
Price: £6.99
Agapanthus for Gardeners (Hardcover) by Hanneke Van Dijk
Agapanthus have been cultivated and hybridized extensively since they were first brought to the attention of botanists and gardeners in the 17th century. Native to South Africa, the genus includes 6 species and 14 subspecies, both deciduous and evergreen, and more than 600 interesting and dramatic cultivars. Flowers range in color from pure white through greyish-blue to very dark blue, and plants vary from delightful miniatures for smaller gardens or containers to more imposing forms suitable for borders and beds.Agapanthus for Gardeners is an informative and practical guide to growing this popular perennial. It includes descriptions of all species and subspecies, along with a selection of 80 cultivars that have proven themselves in the garden and in containers; information on choosing and buying plants, cultivation requirements, propagation, and pests and diseases; and a discussion of Agapanthus as a cut flower.Illustrated with over 75 photographs COVER PRICE £17.99
isbn: 0881926566
Price: £8.99
Alpine Plants of Europe: A Gardener's Guide (Hardcover) by Jim Jermyn (Author)
With this reference, gardeners can successfully replicate alpine plants' native conditions, allowing them to grow such choice alpines as gentians, daphnes, and Dianthus. Dramatic photographs and descriptions take readers through the Pyrenees, Alps, Balkans, and Carpathians to capture the charms of these unique mountain plants.
PUBLISHED PRICE £25.00
isbn: 9780881927344
Price: £22.00
Alpines (Crowood Gardening Guides) (Paperback) by Mary A. Robinson (Author)
Alpines are for everyone. They are not difficult to grow, they do not die every winter and they are the perfect answer for the smaller gardens of today, allowing a wide range of plants to be grown in a limited area.
This guide is an attempt to lead the novice to an appreciation and love of these small treasures without having to risk disappointment by purchasing the wrong plants or by planting them in unsuitable places. The book will serve as a comprehensive introduction for every grower who needs help in creating an alpine garden, however small.
isbn: 9781852236694
Price: £9.99
Amaryllis (Hardcover) by Starr Ockenga
Describes the development of each variety of amaryllis from bulb to flower, discusses the natural history of the amaryllis, and provides practical advice on cultivation, storage, propagation, and hybridization.
isbn: 0609608819
Price: £6.99
Annuals: A Complete Guide to Cultivation and Care (Hardcover) by Richard Bird
With over 300 colour photographs and easy-to-follow, step-by-step pictures, this book shows how to choose, plant and grow annuals for a variety of purposes - in containers and hanging baskets, or in beds and borders.'
isbn: 1859678785
Price: £3.99
Annuals and Biennials (D K Garden Guides) (Paperback)
This title presents a fresh, modern look at gardening for beginners. It includes everything you need to know about annuals and biennials in a plant-per-page format, useful for trips to the garden centre and nursery. COVER PRICE £6.99
isbn: 0751338214
Price: £3.99
Annuals and Biennials: The Garden Plants Series (Hardcover) by Roger Phillips (Author), Martyn Rix (Author)
This volume details over 1000 plants and provides tips on planting and cultivation of each variety. COVER PRICE £19.99
isbn: 0333748891
Price: £18.00
Annuals and Biennials (Garden Plant Series, 10) (Paperback) by Roger Phillips (Author), Martyn Rix (Author, Photographer)
An exceptional photographic guide to more than 1,000 annuals, both wild and cultivated. The tenth volume in the indispensable Garden Plant Series, detailing annuals and biennials. Most annuals are easy to grow and make exciting additions to any garden, creating a natural, wild look in a very short time. The text offers tips for successful cultivation and the beautiful photographs of annuals in lovely gardens, as well as in the wild, will inspire ideas for innovative planting in the garden. 'Of the greatest, and enduring, value to gardeners' - THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 'One of the best gardening books I have seen in years' - FINANCIAL TIMES
COVER PRICE £16.99
isbn: 0330373528
Price: £15.00
Knowing and Growing Annuals and Perennials (Paperback) by Richard Bird
This is the ideal comprehensive sourcebook for both the average gardener and those with more ambitious schemes in mind. It shows readers how to make the most of both annuals and perennials side by side.
ISBN: 9781844773701
Price: £5.99
From Bud to Seed: Ten Great Annuals (From Bud to Seed) (Hardcover) by Carol Sharp (Author, Photographer), Clare Foster (Author)
Ten annuals appear here, each a specific cultivar carefully selected for its innate and enduring beauty. The photographs show every critical stage of their development, creating an album which should inspire planting that is as attractive in Winter as Spring. Each plant is described in detail, explaining not just how it develops and the conditions in which it develops, but also its cultural, historic and folkloric associations.COVER PRICE £9.99
ISBN: 9781840911909
Price: £4.99
A Gardener's Guide to Annuals and Perennials (Hardcover) by Richard Bird (Author)
This is the ideal comprehensive sourcebook for both the average gardener and those with more ambitious schemes in mind. It shows readers how to make the most of both annuals and perennials side by side. COVER PRICE £16.99
ISBN: 9780754814771
Price: £8.99
Architectural Plants (Collins GEM) (Paperback) by Christine Shaw
Using architectural plants, a plain garden can become an exciting space filled with drama and dimension. Gem Architectural Plants is the only guide you need to successfully choose, plant and care for the most popular varieties. For year-round presence in the garden, architectural plants like ferns, palms, bamboo and cacti are a perfect solution. The unique shapes and exotic origins of these plants are guaranteed to make a statement. This indispensable guide, part of the successful Gem series, introduces the beginning gardener to one of the fastest growing areas of British horticulture today. Gem Architectural Plants begins with the basics of plant care, focusing especially on pruning in order to keep plants looking their best through every season. A directory of the most popular architectural plants provides essential information on where to site, height, spread and maintenance. With pruning and care tips for each plant, even the most inexperienced gardener can't go wrong. High-quality photography and clear design throughout make this guide the best way to bring your garden to life with architectural plants. COVER PRICE £4.99
isbn: 0007201249
Price: £4.50
Architectural Plants: Ferns, Palms, Hostas and Yuccas (Collins Practical Gardener) (Paperback) by Christine Shaw
Architectural plants are plants that make a bold statement in the garden, such as ferns, palms, bamboos and cacti. Usually exotic, they are grown for their strong shape and year-round presence. Gardening with architectural plants is one of the fastest growing areas of horticulture in Britain. The bulk of this guide comprises a comprehensive directory of the most common architectural plants available for growing. Each entry includes: background information on general characteristics, planting and care; a table of plant care with easily accessed advice on soil, site, watering, pruning, general care and pests and diseases; colour-coded icons to indicate hardiness; and expert tip boxes. The book opens with a practical guide to essential gardening techniques, which covers: assessing your plot for soil quality, drainage, sun and shade; where to buy and how to tell if the plant is healthy; advice for planting trees and plants; creative ideas for planting combinations; specialist care for architectural plants throughout the year, including winter protection, brown bitting and pruning; and increasing stock with propagation techniques. The book closes with a section on plant problems, which includes a trouble-shooting chart to identify the problem and a directory of pests and diseases.
isbn: 0007146558
Price: £6.99
Australian Native Plants: Cultivation, Use in Landscaping and Propagation (Hardcover) by John W. Wrigley (Author), Murray Fagg (Author)
This book provides a wealth of information on literally thousands of native plants, their properties, cultivation and propagation. The plant enteries are divided up into chapters according to whether they are ground covers, rockery, water features or shrubs. To look up a plant by its specific name, turn to the Latin index.
isbn: 9781876334901
Price: £50.00
Autumn Bulbs (Hardcover) by Rod Leeds (Author)
The first book devoted to the subject, Autumn Bulbs covers over 30 genera and hundreds of species and cultivars in depth. Unlike spring-flowering bulbs, which need to settle in over the winter before blooming, autumn bulbs are planted in late summer to early autumn and flower later the same season. New and well-established autumn bulbs are featured, and the genera covered include: Aconite, Allium, Amaryllis, Anenome, Arum, Biarum, Codonopsis, Colchicum, Crinum, Crocus, Cyclamen, Cypella, Eucomis, Galanthus, Gladiolus, Habranthus, Hippeastrum, Leucojum, Lilium, Merendera, Muscari, Narcissus, Nerine, Oxalis, Pinellia, Rhodophiala, Scilla, Schizostylis, Sternbergia, Tigridea, Tropaeolum, Zephyranthes. The range ensures that the reader makes the most of their garden in the later months of the year. Fully illustrated with colour photography, the book covers: Cultivation: for the garden, for pots and frames. It includes details on siting and using microclimates within the garden in order to extend what can be grown successfully in our changing climate; Propagation techniques; Plant associations to add freshness to the dying days of summer; History of plant introductions - the gardeners, nurseries and plant hunters COVER PRICE £20.00
isbn: 9780713489620
Price: £18.00
Gardening with Bulbs (Paperback) by Patrick Taylor (Author) 1996
Discusses the variety of available bulbs and describes each bulb's characteristics and care requirements.
ISBN: 9780881923513
Price: £6.99
Bamboos (Paperback) by Christine Recht, Max Wetterwald
Fascination with bamboos has led many gardeners to buy them but ignorance of their requirements has often brought frustration and despair. This book aims to correct that situation and offers a major source of detailed reference and inspirational colour pictures. COVER PRICE £17.99
isbn: 0713487143
Price: £9.99
The Bamboo, Grass and Palm Specialist (Paperback) by David Squire (Author), Alan Bridgewater (Editor), Gill Bridgewater (Editor)
Today's gardener has literally hundreds of bamboos, grasses and palms from which to choose. These versatile, easy-to-maintain plants incapsulate a huge range of textures, forms, sizes, colours and flowering times - meaning there is something suitable for every garden in every climate. "The Bamboo, Grass & Palm Specialist" goes back to basics, first describing what bamboos, grasses and palms are and detailing their many uses. It then moves on to cover buying tips, planting information, cultivation, propagation and displays - whether readers want to create a Japanese-style bamboo garden or make a simple focal point out of ornamental grasses in a terracotta pot. Invaluable A-Z lists of the most useful and easily grown plants are also included. Packed with invaluable information and presented in a clear, accessible format, "The Bamboo, Grass & Palm Specialist" is an essential handbook for anyone keen to make bamboos, grasses and palms a feature of their garden. COVER PRICE £4.99
ISBN: 9781845374839
Price: £4.49
RHS Bamboos and Grasses: Simple Steps to Success (RHS) (Paperback) by Jon Ardle (Author)
This book presents simple steps to gardening success, from the experts at the RHS. Follow RHS show-how and know-how for a garden that looks great all year round (whatever size it is). It includes inspirational tips and techniques on choosing the right plants, creating grass and bamboo features from meadows to an oriental style, watering, feeding, beating pests and more guarantee success. You can get perfect results: whether you're a green-fingered guru or a gardening novice. For more step-by-step gardening advice, pick up other titles from this series. COVER PRICE £6.99
ISBN: 9781405316835
Price: £6.30
Bedding Plants (Collins Practical Gardener) (Paperback) by Martin Fish
This title in the highly successful Collins Practical Gardener series tackles the fine art of cultivating flower beds -- from seeds and plugs to glorious carpets of colour and scent!The book begins with a potted history of the subject of bedding plants. The reader is then guided through all stages of planning, planting and care -- how to go about designing a bedding arrangement, whether to buy in plants or propagate yourself, and how to keep your bed looking its best throughout the season. A special section shows how to care for tender perennials so that they last for several years. The main section of the book is a comprehensive directory of every conceivable bedding plant available. Each entry includes a visual chart listing the best varieties and indicating when to plant, length of flowering season, spread, height, moisture requirements and hardiness. In addition, quick-access care charts provide a hit list of care requirements and problems to look out for. Contents include:* Introduction and History of Bedding Plants; Assessing Your Garden; Design -- planting combinations; Buying or Growing; Growing Bedding Plants from Seed; Growing Bedding Plants from Plugs and Seedlings; Planting & Aftercare; Perennial Bedding Plants -- propagation and care; A-Z of Bedding Plants; Troubleshooting; Pests & Diseases
isbn: 0007164068
Price: £6.99
Botanical Orchids: And How to Grow Them (Hardcover) by Jack Kramer (Author)
Concentrating on the botanical or species orchid as opposed to the hybrid orchid, the author sets out to explain its background in geographic and climatic terms as an introduction to a sensible approach to home cultivation. A section on the orchid and its structure is followed by a world-wide survey of the natural habitats of the different species. A table giving the classification of orchids, their genera and their species or subtribes is included. Practical advice is given on the actual growing of orchids in the home of greenhouse environment. The author also surveys in brief the illustration of orchids in books and prints over the century. The final and largest section fo the book is a gallery of different botanical orchids. These are shown in full colour photographs and are accompanied by a verbal description detailing their climactic constraints, their dimensions, a general description and handy hints relating to the popular orchid. COVER PRICE £19.95
isbn: 9781870673259
Price: £17.95
Bulbs (D K Garden Guides) (Paperback)
Presenting everything you need to know about bulbs, from crocuses to bluebells, this is a beginners guide for gardeners. Its format makes it useful for trips to the garden centre and nursery. COVER PRICE £6.99
isbn: 0751338753
Price: £3.99
Bulbs (The Pan Garden Plants Series) (Paperback) by Roger Phillips, Martyn Rix
This guide and reference book includes over 800 hardy bulbs, photographed to show both flower and bulb. The book is arranged in seasonal order to guide gardeners on how to choose size and colour, how to plan and grow bulbs and how to select the right plant for soil conditions and flowering time. Roger Phillips is a professional photographer. Martyn Rix is a botanist and was Chief Botanist at the Royal Horticultural Society at Wisley.
isbn: 0330302531
Price: £16.99
Bulbs (Colourful Gardening) (Hardcover) by Richard Ross, Jerry Harpur (Photographer), Marcus Harpur (Photographer)
Arranged by season, Bulbs enables any gardener to create a garden with beautiful and imaginative colour schemes all year round. Illustrated plant galleries highlight the most colourful, hard-working and easy-to-grow bulbs.' COVER PRICE £12.99
isbn: 1900518813
Price: £4.99
The Plantfinder's Guide to Early Bulbs (Plantfinder's Guide Series) (Hardcover) by Rod Leeds (Author)
The main characteristics of each of the 39 genera of bulbs covered in this text are described in the introduction. An account of the characteristics of early flowering enables the reader to understand what the plant needs to do well in the garden. An A-Z of species and cultivars provides descriptions of recommended plants and includes coverage of more unusual groups. Information on where to grow the plants includes advice on borders, naturalizing in grass, raised beds, rock gardens, bulb frames, containers and forcing for early flowering. A chapter on propagation encourages all enthusiasts to multiply their collection by following recommended techniques.
ISBN: 9780715308059
Price: £6.99
Cacti and Succulents (101 Essential Tips) (Paperback)
Prepare to prune and propagate to cacti perfection with this fantastic pocket-sized guide. One hundred and one nuggets of practical information take you stage-by-stage towards a broad understanding of the care of succulents and their spiky partners. Whether you are a budding enthusiast or a fully flowered expert this handy book is a must have.
isbn: 1405306858
Price: £3.99
The Plantfinder's Guide to Cacti and Succulents (Hardcover) by Keith Grantham (Author), Paul Klaassen (Author)
This guide takes an in-depth look at the cacti and succulents genera. The main characteristics of each of the 21 families covered in the book are described and cultivation tips are offered to ensure vigour and flowering and propagation tips are aimed at beginners and specialists. Further chapters explore the history and conservation of the genera and provide an informed background to the plants. The detailed plant descriptions in the A-Z of cacti and other succulents are comprehensive and include the origins of each plant, growing requirements, propagation tips and conservation concerns.
ISBN: 9780715309254
Price: £12.99
Carnivorous Plants (Paperback) by Adrian Slack
A study of the horticulture of carnivorous plants, with comprehensive chapters on care and cultivation. It explores the astonishingly subtle manner in which each type of flytrap entices, catches and digests its prey. The author focuses on 50 species, from the mountains of Borneo to the Australian bush to the Amazon jungle, using photographs, line illustrations and diagrams to illustrate their peculiarities.
isbn: 1899296131
Price: £18.99
Cassell's Directory of Courtyard and Patio Plants (Creating a Garden) (Hardcover) by Jane Courtier, Lucy Huntington
This work shows how to maximize the potential of a small space. From a tiny courtyard to an outdoor dining area, there are recommendations for best-value plants, paving and container plants. This is a quick reference on all aspects of planting and maintaining a garden, including advice on habitats and soil-types, co-ordinating colour and foliage, and identifying and dealing with pests. Practical tips and instructions are presented in topic-based spreads. COVER PRICE £12.99
isbn: 9780304354825
Price: £4.99
Clematis and the Ranunculaceae: A Family of Flowers (Paperback) by Deborah Kellaway
The plant family that takes its name from the buttercup contains some of our best-loved garden flowers. The cheering anemones, marsh marigolds like golden chalices, intricately pleated and spurred columbines, soaring delphinium, mysterious cowl-shaped monkshoods - as well as the clematis in all its glorious forms - are all close relations. There are links, too, between the vine-like leaves of Japanese anemones, the fennel strands of love-in-a-mist and the ferny foliage of thalictrums. Deborah Kellaway sets out on a month-by-month exploration of the ranunculaceae in her garden. She watches the unfolding buds, then picks a bloom and takes it to her kitchen table for a closer look. Through her eyes we examine the intricacies of each plant and should learn to spot family likenesses. This manual also contains practical advice. From her experience of growing these plants, Deborah Kellaway is able to offer information about soil, cultivation and care, as well as ideas on positioning and companion planting. COVER PRICE £9.99
isbn: 186205097x
Price: £5.00
Clematis and Climbers (Collins Practical Gardener) (Paperback) by John Feltwell
The bulk of this guide comprises a comprehensive directory of the most popular varieties of clematis and other climbing plants. Entries include: background information on general characteristics, planting and care; a visual chart listing the most popular varieties and cultivars, with instantly-accessed information on height, spread, colour of flower, hardiness, moisture and sunlight requirements; seasonal guides indicating the flowering season; a table of plant care with concise advice on soil, site, general care, pruning and pests and diseases; and expert tip boxes. The book opens with a practical guide to gardening techniques, which covers: assessing your plot for soil quality, drainage, sun and shade; where to buy and how to tell if the plant is healthy; when, how and where to plant; specialist advice on how best to train climbers; creative ideas for planting combinations; caring for your plants throughout the year; and increasing your stock with propagation techniques. The book closes with a section on plant problems, comprising of a trouble-shooting flow chart to help identify the problem and a directory of all the pests and diseases you are likely to do battle with.
isbn: 0007146523
Price: £6.99
Clematis for Everyone (Paperback) by Raymond J. Evison, Christine Sampson (Illustrator)
A guide to growing clematis. For the adventurous, the author encourages the use of clematis as a companion plant and explores the possibilities of growing them in containers. For the enthusiast, he gives cultural and climatic information for over 330 species of clematis.
isbn: 0903001705
Price: £9.95
Clematis The Genus (Paperback) by Christopher Grey-Wilson
This text is designed to prove accessible to all serious gardeners, as well as the botanist or plantsperson, and offers a comprehensive study of the clematis. Illustrated with 100 colour photographs, it covers all species in the wild and in cultivation. COVER PRICE £17.99
isbn: 0713487267
Price: £7.99
RHS Clematis and Climbers: Simple Steps to Success (RHS) (Paperback) by David Gardener (Author)
This work offers simple steps to gardening success, from the experts at the RHS. Follow RHS show-how and know-how for a garden that looks great all year round (whatever size it is). Inspirational tips and techniques on choosing and planting climbers, creating impressive combinations, pruning, propagation, keeping your plants in peak condition and more guarantee success. Get perfect results: whether you're a green-fingered guru or a gardening novice. For more step-by-step gardening advice, pick up other titles from this series. COVER PRICE £6.99
ISBN: 9781405315913
Price: £6.30
The Royal Horticultural Society: Clematis - Inspiration, Selection and Practical Guidance (Paperback) by Charles Chesshire
This enchanting volume explores the wealth and beauty of the entire clematis family. Second only to the rose in popularity, this versatile genus has a place in all gardens and an extra special role in small spaces. Supported by the Royal Horticultural Society, the book will inspire gardeners to experiment with the infinite number of possibilities open to them. The heart of the book is the portrait gallery, displaying, in exquisite detail, over 120 varieties of clematis. The practical section describes in clear terms, with the help of step-by-step photographs, how to plant, prune and train clematis, as well as how to propagate them. "Clematis" manages to simplify the diversity of the genus without sacrificing the detailed information that some gardeners may be seeking in order to enjoy them to the full.
isbn: 1844003124
Price: £14.99
Plantfinder's Guide to to Daisies (Plantfinder's Guides) (Hardcover) by John Sutton (Author)
The distinctive rounded daisy head acts as a useful foil to plants with more upright forms, making it a useful member of the herbaceous border. This book details the variations on the daisy flowerhead from genus to genus, providing growing and buying information.
ISBN: 9780715309735
Price: £12.99
Delphiniums (Hardcover) by David Bassett, Shirley Bassett
Gardeners throughout the world love these majestic tall flowers but few are aware of the range of colour and form that are now available with the burst of new cultivars, several of which have been awarded the RHS Award of Garden Merit. Not just blue, but red, pink, violet, yellow and white forms are available. David and Shirley Bassett are two leading experts on delphiniums, raising and introducing new varieties. They bring all their expertise and enthusiasm to this book, which is a much-awaited publication on a plant that offers much to the gardener. Fully illustrated with colour photography, their book covers: Garden delphiniums: an introduction Wild delphiniums Cultivated delphiniums The Breeding of cultivated delphiniums Using delphiniums in the garden General cultivation: soil requirements Propagation Pests and diseases Breeding new delphiniums Growing unusual delphiniums
isbn: 0713490020
Price: £25.00
Encyclopaedia of Garden Plants and Flowers (Paperback) by Lance Hattatt (Author)
This up to date encyclopedia illustrates over 1500 garden plants, shurbs and trees with stunning clear photographs. Each family or genus has a brief discription including such useful gems as the soil type prefered, whether it will thrive in sun or shade, and if it has a tendency to be invasive.
The plants are arranged alphabetically by the botanical family name, but the common name is also shown and a common names index helps you find plants quickly and easily. It would not be possible to cover every single variety of every plant in one book, but the larger families such as clematis have several pages devoted to the common and the more unusal varieties.
isbn: 0752558404
Price: £4.99
RHS Garden Plants and Flowers Through the Year (RHS) (Hardcover) by Ian Spence (Author)
How to make a garden look fantastic all year round, from the experts at the RHS Pick from an A-Z of over 2,500 tried and tested plants and flowers that will keep your backyard blooming from spring to winter. From trees to ferns, bulbs to climbers, discover the growing habits and characteristics of each plant, and find suggestions for what to grow in tricky sites or particular conditions. Whatever your level of skill in the great outdoors, expert tips and advice will show you how to maintain interest and beauty in your garden throughout the year. COVER PRICE £19.99
ISBN: 9781405318150
Price: £17.99
Essential Plants for Small Gardens (Hardcover) by Sue Fisher (Author)
An in-depth look at the art of selecting plants for small gardens, this book shows how to assess the site, examining issues such as climate, location and orientation. It then describes how to create maximum impact by planting in tiers. An extensive illustrated plant directory is included.
isbn: 0706377249
Price: £8.99
Flowers (Collins Practical Gardener) (Paperback) by Alan R. Toogood
The bulk of this practical guide comprises a comprehensive directory of the most common flowers. Entries include: background information on general characteristics, planting and care; a visual chart listing the most popular varieties and cultivars, with instantly-accessed information on height, spread, colour of flower, hardiness, moisture and sunlight requirements; seasonal guides indicating when to plant and the flowering season; and expert tip boxes. The book opens with a guide to gardening techniques, which covers: assessing your plot for soil quality, drainage, sun and shade; where to buy and how to tell if the plant is healthy; growing flowers from seeds and bulbs; when, how and where to plant; creative ideas for planting combinations; caring for your flowers throughout the year; and increasing your stock with propagation techniques. The book closes with a section on plant problems, comprising a trouble-shooting flow chart to help identify the problem and a directory of all the pests and diseases you are likely to do battle with.
isbn: 0007146515
Price: £6.99
Garden Flowers (Collins GEM) (Paperback)
Whether planting with seeds or bulbs, in the earth or a container, cultivating flowers is made easy with Gem Garden Flowers. Filled with the helpful photography and easy-to-follow tips you expect from a Gem, this is the only book you need to start raising beautiful flowers. Planting flowers adds welcome colour, interest and fragrance to any garden, from large plots of land to the smallest windowbox. Gem Garden Flowers gives you the essential tips and details for selecting, planting and caring for flowers. With the absolute beginner in mind, this comprehensive guide offers an easy-to-use directory of over 125 of the most popular types of garden flowers. Essential information is covered for each plant, including where to site, when to plant, hardiness, vigour and flowering colour and period. Each entry also includes a 'Care Tip' box and a list of planting combinations to encourage gardeners to mix flowers attractively. An extensive section of practical information covers the basics of plant care. Particularly emphasised is planting up containers and hanging baskets, both good starting points for the first-time gardener. With Gem Garden Flowers, anyone can learn the basics of successful flower care.
isbn: 0007200692
Price: £4.99
Garden Plants for Mediterranean Climates (Paperback) by Graham Payne
No image of the Mediterranean is complete without flowering climbers covering the walls, brilliant oleanders lining the roads and colourful shrubs in gardens. However, such plants can be enjoyed far beyond the Mediterranean, in both small and large gardens with similar climates, or in cooler regions in conservatories. Topics covered include an introduction to the Mediterranean climate and points to consider when planning a garden. Advice on watering and soil care, an A-Z of over 1000 plants and a cross-reference of English common names with botanical plant names is included. In addition, the hallmarks of a Mediterranean garden section includes palms, pots, climbing plants and pergolas
isbn: 1861268955
Price: £16.99
Garden Plants of the World (Paperback) by Don Ellison (Author)
Designed to aid in the identification of over 4250 cultivated trees, shrubs and climbers of the world, this reference guide provides easy-to-access photographic information on a vast range of plants. The guide briefly descibes each genus, providing details of the country of origin, climatic preference, planting use and propogation method. Photographs of relevant species for that genus are shown along with a brief text giving their common name or names and typical characteristics and growth habits. All the plants are listed in alphabetical order by genus. COVER PRICE £19.99
ISBN: 9781843303138
Price: £12.99
"Gardeners' World" Flower of the Moment: A Month-by-month Guide to the Best 100 Flowering Plants (Gardeners' World) (Hardcover) by Colette Foster (Editor), Alan Titchmarsh (Introduction), Jonathan Buckley (Photographer), Jerry Harpur (Photographer), Cli
Part of the BBC's "Gardeners' World" series, "Flower of the Moment" is a month-by-month guide to the best flowering plants. Divided into ten chapters, this book provides a full calendar of plants organized by month of flowering and includes flowers chosen for their beauty, colour and appeal. COVER PRICE £25.00
isbn: 0563534141
Price: £9.99
RHS Grasses (Royal Horticultural Society) (Paperback) by Roger Grounds (Author), Andrew Lawson (Photographer)
Grasses are the keynote plants of twenty-first century gardening. They provide year-round interest and are hugely versatile offering a diversity of size, form, colour and texture unsurpassed by any genus. They are treasured for the way they seem to capture light and bring structure and movement to gardens of any size. A relative newcomer, a hundred years ago gardeners only had the choice of eight or ten ornamental grasses. Now thanks to nurserymen, breeders and collectors around the world there are several hundred varieties. These cover an enormous range of sizes, textures and colours and are suitable for almost any growing condition. Informative and inspirational, this book guides the reader through this wealth of choice selecting the grasses best suited to various garden uses, habitats and design styles. Individual portraits at the heart of the book capture the fluid, dynamic and evanescent beauty of the different grasses, while photographs of borders and gardens illustrate a host of ideas for growing them. The possibilities are limited only by the imagination of the gardener or designer. COVER PRICE £14.99
ISBN: 9781844003143
Price: £13.49
Great Plants for Tough Places (Paperback) by Sharon Amos (Author), Steve Wooster (Photographer)
A garden is rarely so straightforward as to have smooth flat lawns and borders of rich, easily dug soil. Some of us have to put up with damp sunless corridors between neighbour's houses, awkward slopes or plots shaded by trees or neighbouring buildings. Equally difficult to plant are seaside gardens exposed to gale force winds and salt spray, waterlogged plots with poor drainage, and dry soils exposed to the merciless glare of the sun day after day, without the slightest shade. Try to plant up any of these areas with a standard selection of garden-centre plants and the chances are you'll end up with a display of unsightly brown leaves and dried stems as the plants become defeated by the unsuitable habitat. What you need is an unkillable plant - one that will shrug off all the worst conditions in your garden and actually thrive in them and make good growth. Of course the plants aren't literally unkillable- put a drought-tolerant broom into a bog garden and it will die, of course - but they are invincible in the specific hostile conditions they have evolved to cope with. COVER PRICE £12.99
ISBN: 9781855859432
Price: £5.99
Growing Carnivorous Plants (Hardcover) by Barry A. Rice
For centuries, carnivorous plants have carried an air of fascination and mystique unparalleled in the plant world. "Growing Carnivorous Plants" is a comprehensive guide to identifying and cultivating these remarkable plants. From the well-known Venus flytrap to obscure African sundews, from the giant pitcher plant vines of Borneo the microscopic bladderworts of Florida, more than 200 species, hybrids and cultivars from all genera of carnivorous plants are described. Included are explanations of the fascinating and diverse mechanisms the plants use to trap their victims. Imitating a plant's natural environment is the key to success in growing carnivorous plants, and this book will help readers select the best plants to grow on a windowsill, in a terrarium or greenhouse. Information on how to feed carnivorous plants will enable even the most squeamish grower to ensure that plants receive the nutrients they require. The book's 400 photographs include both spectacular images from the wild and lovely plants in cultivation.
isbn: 0881928070
Price: £25.00
Lilies for English Gardens (Hardcover) by Gertrude Jekyll (Author)
This text is written to dispel the myth that lilies are difficult to grow and best left to "specialists". This illustrated handbook is aimed specifically at the amateur and is a tribute to these plants which the author feels deserve a much wider appreciation. In spite of an ever-increasing interest in gardens and gardening, the lily had not received the attention which many experts feel its individual beauty as well as its contribution to garden "pictures" deserves. Too often the lily remains the domain of the "specialist" in spite of the fact that it is believed to have been cultivated for longer that any other ornamental flower, having existed in gardens over 3,000 years ago. Gertrude Jekyll's illustrated "guide for amateurs" aims to fill a gap in the literature of the subject and also to encourage those keen to learn more about this beautiful plant. Her hope was that she would excite those readers who, through the pages of this book, will "discover" lilies for the very first time. Although many of today's species have been developed since the 1940s, this work should be a practical aid to those willing to grow these magnificent flowers.THIS BOOK HAS SLIGHT SIGNS OF SHELF WEAR
Price: £5.99
Pocket Guide to Ground Covers (Paperback) by David S. Mackenzie
Weary of plain green turf grasses, boring brown wood chips, and high-maintenance yards, creative gardeners and homeowners are turning to colourful, reliable ground covers. Through their versatility and ease of maintenance, these plants substantially increase our enjoyment of the landscape while simultaneously smothering weeds. Ground covers unify unrelated elements, soften sharp angles, create mood, alter our perceptions of space, control erosion, reduce glare, and attract wildlife. Used in public and private spaces, they also function as foundation facers, hedges, accents, or filler between patio stones. More than 1000 readily available ground covers are profiled in this guide, accompanied by 320 photos. This authoritative yet reader-friendly account of gardenworthy ground covers for temperate climates is a valuable complement to MacKenzie's encyclopedic "Perennial Ground Covers" and a handy reference to take to the nursery or garden centre.
isbn: 0881927988
Price: £14.99
Christopher Lloyd's Garden Flowers (Hardback) by Christopher Lloyd (Author)
A scholar among professional gardeners, Christopher Lloyd is famous throughout the English-speaking world for his articles in Country Life - decades of sustained brilliance and entertainment, unparalleled in gardening journalism. He is renowned also in Britain for the gardens of his Sussex home, Great Dixter, where he ceaselessly experiments with new ideas. Thirty years ago he wrote the classic Well-Tempered Garden. Now, he presents his lifetime's study of the gardener's main materials - perennial plants. Describing over one thousand plants, with common names, descriptions and judgements on thousands of species and varieties, he outlines how to choose perennials, what to choose and what absolutely not to choose. Most encyclopaedias show garden plants impartially: the easy and the difficult, the graceful, the graceless and the frankly awful, all without any discrimination. Lloyd goes further. With every group he discriminates, appraises, warns, speculates and experiments, offering an individual perspective on horticulture that will entertain, enthuse and inspire.
ISBN: 9780304354276
Price: £25.00
Orchids and Their Conservation (Hardcover) by Harold Koopowitz (Author)
Orchids are the most charismatic of flowering plants and the largest family with over 20, 000 species. Many are naturally rare and others are thought to be endangered or extinct by habitat destruction and over-collecting. Orchids have a high profile in conservation but relatively little is known about their distribution and life styles. Author Harold Koopowitz gives the most up-to-date information on the biology, ecology, distribution, destruction and conservation of orchids that there has ever been.COVER PRICE £29.99
ISBN: 9780713486162
Price: £9.99
Pocket Guide to Ornamental Grasses (Paperback) by Rick Darke
Ornamental grasses surpass all other garden plants in their luminous qualities. Their colours are softly sophisticated, varied, and subtle. They include a striking array of textures, forms, sizes, and flowering times and have appeal in the garden throughout the year. Grasses' ethereal quality, sound, and movement make them ideal choices for gardeners and landscape designers alike. Timber Press Pocket Guide to Ornamental Grasses provides an accessible and comprehensive reference to the wide range of grasses available to the gardener. Building on Darke's bestselling The Color Encyclopedia of Ornamental Grasses, the guide describes many new species and cultivars, includes dozens of new photographs, and presents cultivation information and descriptions in a handy, compact format. Covering 530 species and cultivars and illustrated with 320 colour photographs, Timber Press Pocket Guide to Ornamental Grasses is a valuable complement to Darke's Color Encyclopedia. Its convenient format makes it an ideal reference to take to the nursery or garden centre.
isbn: 0881926531
Price: £14.99
RHS Plants for Places: 1000 Tried and Tested Plants for Every Soil, Site and Usage (RHS) (Paperback) by Royal Horticultural Society (Author) 2001 EDITION
A guide to help you choose the plants that are ideally suited to the conditions in your garden. Offers over 1000 tried-and-tested plants photographed and listed by site. COVER PRICE £9.99
isbn: 9780751309836
Price: £7.50
Plants for Shade (Collins Practical Gardener) (Paperback) by Philip Clayton
Shady parts of the garden throw up all sorts of problems when it comes to choosing plants - and keeping them alive. Full of practical advice and step-by-step instructions, Collins Practical Gardener Plants for Shade will show you what plants to put where - and how to keep them thriving. With its clear, practical advice on assessing your garden for different types of shade, guidance is given to what you should plant where for maximum success. All the technical know-how you'll need is covered, from digging, shaping borders and fixing trellis to planting, mulching and pruning. It is packed with practical ideas for tackling shade-related problems and innovative suggestions, from painting walls to using mirrors, raised beds or sculptures to lift those dingy corners. A comprehensive A-Z directory listing over 100 genera of shade-loving herbaceous plants, bulbs, ferns, climbers and shrubs provides at-a-glance reference on care needs and individual varieties - no more wading through heavy text to find the right plant. Another invaluable feature is the diagnostic troubleshooting chart, enabling you to identify plant problems from the symptoms so you no longer need to know what the problem is before you can solve it. Packed with information, advice and practical tips this 21st-century guide to plants for shade is the most attractive and down-to-earth reference of its kind. Contents include: / Assessing your garden for shade / Design solutions / Choosing plants / Good planting combinations / Preparing the area / Planting step-by-step / Mulching / Watering / Pruning / A-Z directory / Troubleshooting chart / Pests and diseases / Common name plant index and subject index
isbn: 0007182988
Price: £6.99
Pocket Guide To Shade Perennials (Timber Press Pocket Guides) (Paperback) by W.George Schmid
Timber Press Pocket Guide to Shade Perennials aims to help gardeners fill out the shady spots in their yards. It provides descriptions of more than 1000 readily available species and cultivars that will enliven and thrive in the shade garden. The accessible text, illustrated with 310 photographs, includes definitions of shade intensities; basic information on cultivation, maintenance, and pests and diseases; as well as lists of plants for specific landscape uses. The Timber Press Pocket Guides series is designed to be an ideal reference for gardeners shopping at the nursery or garden centre. Lush colour photos help gardeners find colour for any shady corner. The durable flexibind cover will ensure that the book lasts for seasons to come.
isbn: 0881927090
Price: £14.99
1001 Pelargoniums Hb by Hazel Key, Martin Ambery Smith (Photographer)
This guide to pelargoniums shows the vast range of commercially availa ble cultivars, species and varieties. Not only is the appearance of the plants examined, there are also details of their cultivation requirements. Photographs are arranged according to their appearance, and descriptions alphabetically. It also includes a range of checklists, in which plants are gathered by colour, type, flower size, flowering season and growing requirements. THIS IS A NEW BUT OFF-MINT COPY. THE BOOK SHOWS SIGNS OF SHELF-WEAR WITH MINOR DAMAGE TO THE CORNERS BUT IS OTHERWISE NEW AND UNREAD.
isbn: 0713482680
Price: £18.99
Peonies: The Imperial Flower (Hardback) by Jane Fearnley-Whittingstall (Author)
The ultimate study of the peony: a celebration of its place in art and in history as well as a practical guide to its cultivation.
isbn: 9780297824244
Price: £30.00
The Gardener's Guide to Growing Peonies (Hardcover) by Martin Page (Author)
Covering over 10,000 varieties of herbaceous peony, this book examines the various species and offers advice on the control of pests and diseases and cultivation. Botanical illustrations help to identify the different species.COVER PRICE £16.99
ISBN: 9780715305317
Price: £6.99
Perennials (D K Garden Guides) (Paperback)
This title presents a fresh, modern look at gardening for beginners. It includes everything you need to know about perennials in a plant-per-page format, useful for trips to the garden centre or nursery. COVER PRICE £6.99
isbn: 0751338230
Price: £3.99
Perennials (Colourful Gardening) (Hardcover) by Timothy Leese, Jerry Harpur (Photographer), Marcus Harpur (Photographer)
Timothy Leese discusses colourful perennials suitable for a wide range of different garden conditions, such as dry borders, boggy ground, and sun or shade loving plants. Further chapters suggest invaluable ground-covering and foliage plants.' COVER PRICE £12.99
isbn: 1900518783
Price: £4.99
1001 Perennials Hb by Claire Austin
An A-Z, pictorial reference of hardy herbaceous perennials. Aimed at beginners and experts alike, the text is accompanied by illustrations of plants from the author's own perennials nursery in Shropshire. OFF-MINT BUT NEW COPY. THIS BOOK HAS SIGNS OF SHELF-WEAR BUT IS OTHERWISE NEW AND UNREAD. Cover Price £17.99
isbn: 071348408x
Price: £8.99
1001 Perennials Pb by Claire Austin
1001 Perennials focuses on the plants that are the foundation of every garden. Technically, perennials are any plants that live for more than two years, but generally (and in this book) the term is used to refer to herbaceous perennials - plants which die away every year and miraculously reappear the next. The 1001 varieties chosen for this book have passed three vital tests: they are beautiful, they are readily available and they are easy to grow. This book recommends perennials for use in shade, very wet or dry areas of the garden, the front back and middle of borders, for ground cover, for autumn and winter gardens and for acidic or alkaline soils. It also highlights plants that are great for fragrance, foliage and attracting wildlife, especially butterflies. Arranged in a convenient A-Z format, each entry is beautifully photographed and also includes a detailed description, the flowering period of the plant, cultivation information and suggestions for the best use or place for the plant. COVER PRICE £15.99
isbn: 0713488247
Price: £9.99
The "Gardening Which?" Guide to Successful Perennials ("Which?" Consumer Guides) (Hardcover) by Liz Dobbs (Author)
Perennials are the mainstay of every garden and are among the most accommodating and popular of plants. As long as their basic needs are met, they will bring a stunning array of colour, texture, fragrance and shape to any border, bed or container. Many varieties can be picked for cut flowers and for drying. An extensive A-Z of over 160 species, this guide provides information in icon format on the shape and size of each plant, its optimum position, hardiness, soil requirements and uses. Advice on growing, buying, propagating, troubleshooting and planting partners is offered in each entry. COVER PRICE £16.99
ISBN: 9780852026571
Price: £7.99
Plantfinder's Guide to Tender Perennials (Hardcover) by Ian Cooke (Author)
For specialist collectors, amateur gardeners and conservatory owners, this guide contains a comprehensive and up-to-date list of species and varieties from all over the world. The fully illustrated directory describes over 250 plants, includes information on garden usage, cultural tips and background information on their origin.
ISBN: 9780715306352
Price: £9.99
From Bud to Seed: Ten Great Perennials (From Bud to Seed) (Hardcover) by Carol Sharp (Author, Photographer), Clare Foster (Author)
Ten perennials appear here, each a specific cultivar carefully selected for its innate and enduring beauty. The photographs show every critical stage of their development, creating an album which should inspire planting that is as attractive in Winter as Spring. Each plant is described in detail, explaining not just how it develops and the conditions in which it develops, but also its cultural, historic and folkloric associations. COVER PRICE £9.99
ISBN: 9781840911893
Price: £4.99
Hardy Perennials: A Beginner's Guide (Paperback) by Eric Sawford (Author, Photographer), Katy Sleight (Illustrator)
Shows how to achieve colour and interest right through the seasons with easy-to-grow hardy perennials. A fully illustrated directory lists popular perennials from 70 families. PUBLISHED PRICE £12.99
ISBN: 9781861081506
Price: £6.99
RHS Encyclopedia of Perennials (Hardcover) by Graham Rice (Editor)
This is the definitive practical guide to choosing, planting and combining herbaceous perennials - an essential tool for gardeners of all levels, from the experts at the RHS. From Acaena to Zizia, an A-Z guide to over 5,000 perennials, this book: includes the vast numbers of new perennials made available in the last 10 years; tells you how to choose the right ones for your garden with cultivation, propagation and hardiness information to help you grow them successfully; and gives inspirational ideas for planting schemes and expert tips on how to get the best from your plants and your garden. You can make a perennially beautiful garden with this essential guide.
isbn: 1405306009
Price: £25.00
Giant Perennials (Paperback) by Susan Berry (Author), Steve Wooster (Photographer)
Giant perennials are show-stoppers in the garden. There is something magical about the fact that starting from nothing in spring they rise to towering heights by midsummer only to disappear again for the winter. These are plants that make a statement and can be used to provide a backdrop to a herbaceous border or as specimens to draw the eye and amaze the visitor. From the astounding gunnera, 2.4m (8ft) with its leaves as big as the biggest golf umbrella, to the spectacular verbascum (giant mullein) as tall as a tree at 1.8-2.7m (6-9ft), or the socking great Eupatorium purpureum, with 2.1m (7ft) tall stems and cinnamon pink flowers. Quite simply these plants make us feel like Lilliputians. Covering a wide range of herbaceous perennials, including some biennials and bulbs, Giant Perennials provides at-a-glance information for everything you need to know about these amazing plants. In addition to design ideas and planting suggestions, Giant Perennials has an extensive directory of these majestic plants with easy-to-use symbols that show you size, spread, planting situation, cultivation needs and hardiness. Whether you have a large country garden or a small town plot, you can give your garden extra oomph with these amazing, vigorous plants. This book provides you with all the information you need to choose, plant and maintain these garden "heavyweights", which, given the right conditions, will outbox all the other candidates for fame and glory in the garden.COVER PRICE £14.99
ISBN: 9781855859760
Price: £5.99
Plant Personalities: Choosing and Growing Plants by Character (Hardcover) by Carol Klein (Author), Jonathan Buckley (Photographer)
Plants can be entertaining. Some of them are funny. They can be wistful, cheeky, shy and retiring or flamboyant and voluptuous. We may think we choose plants for their height or habit, or the colour of their flowers, but they are much more than a collection of physical characteristics and often there is something so engaging about a plant that we feel we just have to grow it. Combining Carol Klein's sublime text with Jonathan Buckley's superb pictures, Plant Personalities reveals why certain plants capture our imagination. Describing plants by personality group is not a scientific system but an entertaining way of appreciating them and an informative way of rating their contribution to the garden. Whether you delight in a Cinderella who shoots to stardom before the clock strikes twelve or a Drama Queen who grabs all the attention, the plant portraits provide an inspirational new way of appreciating the magic of the garden. cover price £20.00
isbn: 9781844030460
Price: £8.99
Roses (D K Garden Guides) (Paperback)
Presenting everything you need to know about roses, from the climbing rose to the rambler, this is a beginners guide for gardeners. The format makes it useful for trips to the garden centre and nursery. COVER PRICE £6.99
isbn: 0751338761
Price: £3.99
Roses Revealed: Find Your Perfect Rose (Hardcover) by Dermot O'Neill
"Roses Revealed" gives you confidence when it comes to choosing the right rose for you. Here are Dermot O'Neill's top 200 roses, selected from the thousands available for their combination of exceptional qualities, such as exquisite scent, long flowering period and good disease resistance. The majority is widely available and can be grown in several countries, including America and Australia. The first part of the book showcases the best roses for particular purposes in the garden, so whether you are looking for the best options for ground cover, for trailing over a wall, or for small gardens you can easily find what you are looking for. Dermot gives a personal account of each rose, his passion and enthusiasm bringing it to life, while Sarah Cuttle's photographs provide a glorious colour reference. The directory in the second part of the book contains all the essential information on your chosen rose, including flowering period, height and spread, and shade tolerance, with tips drawn from Dermot's many years of experience. The third part of the book covers rose care, where Dermot's sound advice and easy-to-follow instructions reveal everything you need to know about looking after your roses, making trouble-shooting a breeze. "Roses Revealed" encapsulates all the romance of this universally popular plant and makes choosing and growing roses a joy.
isbn: 1856266540
Price: £25.00
The Rose: The Fine Art of Cultivation (Mini Flora Editions) (Hardcover) by Peter Harkness (Author)
Roses are treasured for many reasons, as flowers of captivating beauty, for their sweet fragrance, their fascinating history, their value as a versatile garden plant and as symbols of trust, nationhood, and love. The quest to create roses, and the flowers that have resulted, are the subjects of this splendid book. It charts rose culture from its ancient origins through the horticulture of the nineteenth - century to hybrid breeding in modern times. THE ROSE explores the links that tie the simple wild roses of nature to the earliest roses of civilization, exploding a few myths along the way, and tells how the dedication of skilled horticulturalists from many nations have brought into being the full petalled beauties of today. In addition, this beautiful volume presents some of the most sublime rose specimens ever created, drawn and painted by renowned botanical artists such as Pierre Joseph Redoute, Henry Andrews and John Lindley.COVER PRICE £9.99
ISBN: 9781902686479
Price: £8.99
Subtropical and Dry Climate Plants: The Definitive Practical Guide (Hardcover) by Martyn Rix
This is a unique guide to a wide range of tropical and hot-climate (also known as Mediterranean or desert) plants. The guide is arranged in three sections: a general introduction to choosing, planting, and using subtropical and hot-climate plants with particular emphasis on hardiness and overwintering the plants; the second section that comprises an A - Z plant directory, in which over 700 plants, listed by their botanical names, are treated to in-depth profiles and grouped as either trees, shrubs, perennials, climbers, palms and cycads, cacti and other succulents, or grasses and bamboos; a third section that includes plants for special uses, and a glossary.
isbn: 1845331990
Price: £30.00
Tulips: An Abundance of Colour (Paperback) by Liz Dobbs (Author), Clay Perry (Photographer)
Tulips are one of the most colourful and varied stars of the spring garden and are more popular today than ever before. With a huge range of varieties and vibrant colours covering the whole spectrum they never fail to make a beautiful and exuberant statement. Simple to grow and with a fascinating history, they are ideal for containers as well as beds and borders, tulips are invaluable for small spaces as well as larger gardens. Packed with inspirational suggestions and practical guidance on successful cultivation, this book also brings together sumptuous portraits of over seventy outstanding examples from a private collection in Holland, captured with stunning photography by renowned garden photographer, Clay Perry. COVER PRICE £7.99
ISBN: 9781844002849
Price: £7.19
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