An out of print Golden Guide series was found in the estate of the author when she died. A guide to the showy ornamentals found outdoors in tropical and subtropical regions and indoors in cooler climes in homes and offices. Here are the outstanding plants that attract attention because of their colorful flowers, consipcuous foliage or decorative fruits. More than 380 species, prized members of 83 families, are illustrted in splendid full color.
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Julia Morton was research Professor of Biology and Director of the Morton Collectanea, University of Miami, Coral Gables, Florida. She was an internationally recognized authority on economic plants, particularly ornamental, edible, medicinal and toxic species.
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Great guide for the beginner. Used as a guide at attraction,
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This review is from: Exotic plants: For house and garden (Paperback)
I have used this book as a guide at the largest exotic plant garden in Florida for a year and a half. Helps the beginner get his/her feet on the groud of the basics. East carry and i.d.
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