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by Graham Rice
This new introductory guide to our most popular winter and spring flower is one of the first of the exciting new Wisley Handbook series from the Royal Horticultural Society. Highly readable, enticingly priced, yet packed with information for gardeners who want to know a little more about these indispensable perennials yet not be overwhelmed with information, the book is full of sound advice. It covers growing and propagating hellebores, using them effectively in the garden with other plants and there’s a thorough descriptive list of all the species and the most important varieties. The photography, by the author, is captivating (even if I do say so myself). It includes the latest of both British and American varieties, as well as other newcomers and provides all the advice you need to choose and grow good hellebores.
Contents
How to grow
What to grow
In the garden
Information and sources
The book
Softback: 216mm x 138mm/9in x 6in; 96 pages; 45 colour pictures.
Reviews
'Sure to be a best seller'
Camilla Stoddart
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