A definitive account of this fascinating genus of woodland perennials. With notes on horticultural selections and care of epimediums, this book covers all epimediums---many discovered only in the last decade. In addition, the documentation extends to other herbaceous Berberidaceae, including the genus Podophyllum. Exquisite paintings from the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, complement the text.
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A definitive account of this fascinating genus of woodland perennials. With notes on horticultural selections and care, this book covers all epimediums-many discovered only in the last decade.
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Berberis vulgaris L. (1753) is the lectotype of the large and widespread genus Berberis, thus by implication the type of the family Berberidaceae. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Acta Phytotax, Mikinori Ogisu, New Plantsman, Blackthorn Nursery, Kew Bull, North America, John Fielding, Acta Horti Petrop, Curtis's Bot, Emei Shan, Christabel King, Wild Flowers, Darrell Probst, Arnold Arbor, Asia Minor, Black Sea, Mount Omei, Regni Veg, North Africa, Pacific States, Buson's Hokku Lit, Kingdon Ward, The Explorer's Garden, Belgique Hort, Pleine Terre New!
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Berberis vulgaris L. (1753) is the lectotype of the large and widespread genus Berberis, thus by implication the type of the family Berberidaceae. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Acta Phytotax, Mikinori Ogisu, New Plantsman, Blackthorn Nursery, Kew Bull, North America, John Fielding, Acta Horti Petrop, Curtis's Bot, Emei Shan, Christabel King, Wild Flowers, Darrell Probst, Arnold Arbor, Asia Minor, Black Sea, Mount Omei, Regni Veg, North Africa, Pacific States, Buson's Hokku Lit, Kingdon Ward, The Explorer's Garden, Belgique Hort, Pleine Terre New!
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- English Rock Garden by Reginald Farrer in Front Matter, page 188, and page 195
- The Vanishing Garden by Christopher Brickell on page 273, page 275, and page 280
- Ice Sheets by Terence J. Hughes in Back Matter
- Diversity and Classification of Flowering Plants by Armen Takhtajan in Back Matter
- Japonica Magnifica by Don Elick on page 144
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