Clivias - Softcover

Koopowitz, Harold

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1604691786 ISBN 13: 9781604691788

Verlag: Timber Press, 2010

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Críticas:

"The first monograph to explicitly describe clivias' horticultural heritage and cultural requirements, with brilliant support by more than 100 of Comstock's breathtaking color photographs. Invaluable information for both the professional and amateur." --Booklist

"Koopowitz has lengthy experience with the hybridization of bulbous plants, making his book authoritative and interesting to read. . . . The main part is devoted to a profusely and expertly illustrated discussion of clivia diversity. . . . Highly recommended." --Choice

"A brilliant new book." --National Gardener

"If you carry lust in your heart for all things chlorophyllous, then the pictures alone in Clivias will drive you mad with desire." --Horticulture

"Through Harold Koopowitz's research and the photographs of James Comstock we are rewarded with multiple exotic and beautiful views of Clivias to entice us into growing them with great pleasure." --National Gardener

"While the words form a rich cake, the photographs are equally rich frosting." --Let's Talk Plants

"This informative and attractively produced book on Clivia and the related but little-known genus Cryptostephanus will be welcomed by many readers." --Orchid Review

"Much has been published on Clivia in the past, but this book is the first in its class that combines all aspects of this group of plants under one cover." --South African Journal of Botany

"The author engages the reader throughout this very thorough treatment of everything anyone would need (or want) to know about Clivia" --Chicago Botanic Garden

"This comprehensive treatment of these unique and beautiful plants is recommended for all collections." --E-Streams

"A practical, comprehensive treatment of the history and biology of clivias." --SciTech Book News

Reseña del editor:

Details the history, charms, and horticulatural future of the genus Clivia.

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• Verlag: Timber Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2010
• ISBN 10: 1604691786
• ISBN 13: 9781604691788
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 386