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The Encyclopedia of Cultivated Palms
Paul Craft, Robert Lee Riffle, Scott Zona
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| #45244 in Books | 2012-06-19 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 11.31 x1.31 x8.81l,3.99 | File type: PDF | 520 pages||9 of 9 people found the following review helpful.| The Best Palm Book|By Gregg Hamann|I collect books on Palms. I have a whole shelf of them. Thirty? Forty? Maybe more. I think one is the best. I even enjoy the terminally superlative language - almost every species is 'one of the most beautiful palms in the world.' The layout is remarkably easy to follow, both the pictures and the text are absolutely alphabetical (althou||
|“Gallery of full-color plates illustrates precise species characteristics, while the book's second half offers descriptive text organized by alphabetized genus and species.” —Library Journal
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The Encyclopedia of Cultivated Palms is the definitive account of all palms that can be grown for ornamental and economic use. Palms are often underutilized as a result of their unfamiliarity—even to tropical gardeners. To help introduce these valuable plants to a new audience, the authors have exhaustively documented every genus in the palm family.
825 species are described in detail, including cold hardiness, water needs, height, and any spe...
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