Plant Species

Fasciation

A fasciation is a widespread phenomena reported in more than 100 vascular plant species. The term refers to a flattened
From University of Saskatchewan

Terraforming Earth

Something lost in the cloning process: Williamson's characters seem incapable of judgment, generation after generation.
From Amazon CA

The Tulip

From Amazon.com: In an auction held in Holland in February 1637, 99 lots of tulip bulbs fetched a staggering 90,000
From Amazon CA

The Private Life of Plants

Interesting and fascinating book of an fore me unknow world: David Attenborough describes the interesting life of
From Amazon CA

A Rum Affair: A True Story Of Botanical Fraud

From Amazon.com: Take a garrulous old university professor with a knack for making extraordinary (and highly suspicious)
From Amazon CA

Indicator Plant Species in Canadian Forests

Author: Ringius Binding: Paperback Dewey Decimal Number: 581.730971 EAN: 9780660168234 ISBN: 0660168235 Number Of Pages:
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Invasive Plant Species of the World: A Reference Guide ...

Author: Ewald Weber Binding: Hardcover Dewey Decimal Number: 632.5 EAN: 9780851996950 ISBN: 0851996957 Number Of Pages:
From Amazon CA

New Plant Releases...Frustrated?

Every Year new plant species and cultivars are released into the trade for home gardeners. But are they truely
From Suite101

A New CD-Rom on Grasses and Their Relatives

Many consider grasses, sedges, and their relatives to be the backbone of a perennial garden. The CD reviewed in this
From Suite101

After-Holidays' Poinsettia Care

Save for the Christmas tree, no other plant species represents a holiday like the poinsettia. Unfortunately around this
From Suite101

Silicon!

Silicon has a plethora of uses in the known Universe including everything from being used in flexible, heat-resistant
From Suite101

Book Review: A Book of Salvias

Over the years I've moved from purchasing every garden book I could get my hands on, to just purchasing books in series,
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History of Rock Gardens and History of a Rock Garden Plant

Two books are reviewed in this article. The first discusses the history of a single rock garden plant species. History
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Japanese Garden Design

A treasure for anyone interested in Japanese Gardens: Confession: I didn't actually buy this book, I borrowed it from
From Amazon CA

Carnivorous Plants-Some Tropical Jewels

Last week's article identified several carnivorous plants that are easy to find and suitable for your first bog garden.
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