RHS Encyclopedia of Plants and Flowers
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Average customer review:Product Description
This is the classic must-have for any gardener planning, developing and nurturing their dream garden, from the experts at the RHS. It is packed with advice on over 8,000 plants with all you need to know on cultivation, pests, diseases and choosing the right plant for the right place. It now features a new section on choosing the best plants for year-round colour in your garden.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #139775 in Books
- Published on: 2006-02-23
- Original language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- 744 pages
Editorial Reviews
Yorkshire Post, 4 March, 2006
‘Worth it’s weight in gardener’s gold’
About the Author
Christopher Brickell is Chairman of the International Commission for the Nomenclature of Cultivated Plants. He is editor-in-chief of DK's RHS Gardeners' Encyclopedia of Plants and Flowers and the RHS Encyclopedia of Gardening. In 1991 he was awarded the CBE for his services to horticulture. Christopher lives in West Sussex.
Customer Reviews
RHS Encyclopedia of Plants & Flowers
The first thought that went through my mind when I was able to look at the book for the first time was - WOW!
It is a well written guide with pages and pages of beautiful pictures to get inspired by. And I found it very easy to read as well. The description and growing needs of every plant and flower is written in a simple to follow way.
This book has so much information on so many plants, I could keep myself easily entertained right up until mid-spring. Just in time for putting the information I learned into use!
I'm so happy to have bought this book, I am already looking into this author's past books on houseplants too.
The best yet
I have just been given this wonderful book and am having trouble holding on to it. All my friends want to disappear with it. It is the best gardening bible I have had.The information is first rate and it has fantastic photography!
My favourite plant book
Loving this book but there are down sides! Im not sure about the way its layed out. The book is split into two sections the first is layed out in a strange mix of plant type and flower colour. The second is the description etc that is layed out in the normal alphabetical way. Still all the excellent colour pictures make up for any bad points.




