Book List:
Tropicals And Exotics
Challis, Myles
Exotic Gardening in Cool Climates
Fourth Estate, 1994. ISBN 1857021878
This is the book that started many on the path
to exoticism, in terms of gardening anyway. Good for its day, but
now a little dated. We could do with another like it, especially
ones that concentrate on design and landscaping, so come on Myles,
out with your pen!
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Lewis Matthews
Proteas of the World
ISBN 0881922358
An excellent reference book for those
exoticist's keen to try the ever expanding world of hardy
Proteas. It gives good information of the genus and each species
with details on habitat,cultivation,frost tolerance and propagation
info.Plenty of full colour illustrations of plants in flower.
Well worth buying. (Review by Lee Mullen)
This title is available at amazon.co.uk
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Stokes, G. M.
Bananas You Can Grow
Stokes Tropicals Publishing Co. ISBN
0967854016
Although written for the american market,
this book is a must for all banana enthusiasts. Each species
and cultivar having photographs, a short description and information
for the grower. An easy to read, colourful book covering all,
from propagation, cultivation, through to recipies. (Review
by Adrian Shattock)
This title is available at The
Palm Centre
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Giles, Will
The New Exotic Garden
Michael Beazley, 2000. ISBN 1840002417
Britain's answer to Richard Iversen.
For a full review, see Alan Hindle's letter in Chamaerops
No 39.
This title is available at amazon.com
or amazon.co.uk
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Iversen, Richard R.
The Exotic Garden
Taunton Press, 1999. ISBN 156582328
Wow! In-your-face planting schemes from
the States; I love it. However, one is a little jealous that
he can so easily, and cheaply, replenish his stock of exotic
plants just by going to his local garden center.
This title is available at amazon.com
or amazon.co.uk
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Warren, William
The Tropical Garden
Thames and Hudson, 2000. ISBN 050028198X
This is just the tonic needed for passing
away a cold and dark winter's evening. The photographs are
stunning and show what can be achieved in tropical climates
when money is, seemingly, no object.
This title is available at amazon.com
or amazon.co.uk
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