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Sunday, May 28, 2006
Book Review: 1001 Pelargoniums
1001 Pelargoniums
Author: Hazel Key
Photos: Martin Ambery-Smith
Publisher: B.T. Batsford, London
184 PagesThis book is mostly a picture book but, oh, what pictures! Each chapter has a brief introduction neatly defining which Pelargoniums belong in that group. Each picture is captioned with the Pelargonium name and a short description. This book makes a nice 'coffee table book'. You can spend five minutes with it or an hour. It is also very useful for Pelargonium lovers to help them develop an understanding of the various types of plants that make up this wonderful genus.
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Front cover of 1001 Pelargoniums |
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Content page. Did you know there were this many distinct groups of Pelargoniums? |
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Page 51. This is the first page of the Scented-Leaf Pelargoniums chapter. |
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Page 62. Another page in the Scented-Leaf Pelargoniums chapter. MMMmmm! Yummy! |
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Page 181. It turn's out the author's favorites are the Pelargonium species plants. I think I shall require a few of these! |




