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| 1.Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates by: Will Giles November 15, 2007 |
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| At long last the world of exotic/architectural plants has a bible - and this is it. Will Giles's latest book covers a large cross section of plants, including trees, shrubs, herbacous plants and an entertaining section entitled "houseplants outdoors". Giles also includes plants which are valuable for their asthetic qualities but are far from exotic - some even native to the UK. Each plant has a fairly detailed entry detailing growing procedure and preferred climatic conditions, most also having a photograph. The author grows many of these plants in his own garden, so there's a great deal of first hand experience in the text. To round it off there's also a useful listing of suppliers and websites. |
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| 2.The New Exotic Garden by: Will Giles March 13, 2002 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 3.The New Exotic Garden by: Will Giles April 13, 2000 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 4.The training of teachers for agriculture evening class work: A statement of experiences, working facilities, operative practice, and procedure relative to one phase of teacher training by: Will Giles Crandall 1928 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 5.Begin Now, to Enjoy Tomorrow by: Ray Giles 2007-09 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 6.Therapeutic Education: Journal of the Associated Workers for Maladjusted Children and the Association for Therapeutic Education by: Roger Stansfield et al 1972 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 7.Wild Flowers of North America by: Michael A. Ruggiero 1992-06 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 8.Puddings and Desserts (Kitchen Library) from: Hamlyn 1994-08 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 9.The prickly plant book / written by Sue Tarsky ; feature illustrations by Grahame Corbett ; activity illustrations by Will Giles by: Sue - Related names: Corbett, Grahame & Giles, Will (joint illustrators) Tarsky 1980 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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| 10.The Houseplant Doctor by: Andrew Bicknell, George Seddon January 13, 1994 |
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| This book is split into 2 halves. The first has slightly waffly text mixed with gorgeous photos, describing the various ways of using exotic plants to create a gorgeous garden. The second half is a directory of plants, but is so brief in places it isn't very much use at all. For example, hardiness of some plants is described as "varies according to species". It's in this area Giles redeems himself in his latest book, "Encyclopedia of Exotic Plants for Temperate Climates", which is essentially a very much extended version of this section of the book.
When this book came out it was one of the first on the subject, now it's one of a selection and is less essential because of that. Nevertheless, it's a good read. |
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