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Florida Landscape Plants: Native and Exotic by Thomas J. Sheehan, John Vertrees Watkins β€” book cover

Florida Landscape Plants: Native and Exotic

by Thomas J. Sheehan, John Vertrees Watkins
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Overview

This long-awaited edition is a modernized and expanded version of the book that has been the standard landscape plant manual in the Lower South for nearly 30 years. The authors, all horticulture experts, have added 70 additional native species, new illustrations, updated botanical names, and a useful listing of invasive exotic species that are now not approved for landscape use. Each entry includes common name, botanical name, phonetic pronunciation, description, soil and light requirements, culture, hardiness, salt tolerance, pests, and landscape uses. In short, Florida Landscape Plants has everything you need to easily identify and cultivate ornamental plants in Florida and the Gulf region.

About the Author, Thomas J. Sheehan, John Vertrees Watkins

John V. Watkins, former professor of environmental horticulture, devoted his professional life to teaching courses in landscape horticulture at the University of Florida. Thomas J. Sheehan is professor emeritus with the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences at the University of Florida. Robert J. Black is professor emeritus with the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences at the University of Florida.

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From Barnes & Noble

This meticulously organized 400-page illustrated guide covers all Florida landscape plants fromAcanthaceae to Zingiberaceae. Like its predecessors, the revised edition of Florida Landscape Plants contains a zone map; a glossary; a model planting guide; an index to plant families; and an index to common and scientific names.

Sarasota Herald

"One of the best housewarming gifts you could give to yourself or a friend new to Florida."

Book Details

Published
December 1, 1975
Publisher
I University Press of Florida
Pages
420
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780813005294

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