January 2002

PlantAmerica: Interactive Guide to Herbaceous Perennial Plants

Interactive Guide to Herbaceous Perennial Plants
 
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Code: ARM-INT
Price: $59.95
Shipping Weight: 1.00 pounds
 
Allan M. Armitage’s Interactive Guide to Herbaceous Perennial Plants includes descriptions of over 4,000 plant species and cultivars plus more than 1,200 high-quality photographs of ornamental plants. More than 1000 printed pages of text discusses the history and uses of the plants and provides useful information on experiences with plants in different parts of North America. A powerful search engine allows you to find the perfect plant for your garden requirements, and an identification key helps pin down the differences between different species within a genus. Help files include a glossary, a hardiness zone map, diagrams to clarify terms used to identify plant shapes, Armitage’s reflections on gardening, and information about the author. Used in conjunction with Allan M. Armitage’s Photo-Library of Herbaceous Plants on CD-ROM, (also available from PlantAmerica,) the number of high-quality plant photographs is extended to over 7,000.

Are you a student? You can save 20% by using the coupon code STUDENT when you check out.
In order to receive the discount you will need to fax a copy of your current student ID to (360) 848-6296.

The NGA Horticultural Dictionary includes more than 15,000 terms, including an extensive selection of plants and their varieties, fruits, herbs, vegetables, botanical terms, pests, diseases, pesticides, fertilizers, soils, tools and materials, and techniques. Main entries reflect the vocabulary regularly used by the widest range of contemporary gardeners– in short, every word the gardener needs to know.

The NGA Horticultural Dictionary includes more than 15,000 terms, including an extensive selection of plants and their varieties, fruits, herbs, vegetables, botanical terms, pests, diseases, pesticides, fertilizers, soils, tools and materials, and techniques. Main entries reflect the vocabulary regularly used by the widest range of contemporary gardeners– in short, every word the gardener needs to know.

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