In this guide you can find:
Plantology: The Essential Guide to Better Gardens
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Showcases more than 180 proven plant species illustrating why and how they can be used to deliver exceptional results. Includes advice and encouragement on how to achieve better ‘designed’ outcomes in ornamental gardens, and it is packed with information and cross-referencing tools to elevate both aesthetics and performance of ornamental plant species. Also features a plant thesaurus with lists of synonymous plant aesthetics and tolerances.
The Lives of Bats
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This one-of-a-kind guide showcases the unique characteristics and extraordinary diversity of our planet's bat life, providing an inviting introduction to these marvelous creatures. Features dozens of representative species profiles, covering key topics such as anatomy, echolocation, diet, thermoregulation, mating, diseases, and immunity.
Field Guide to Australian Fungi
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his book aims to encourage interest in the study of fungi and to assist in the identification of fruit bodies. Many of the species illustrated are widely dispersed in Australia and some also occur overseas. The increasing use of wood chips as garden mulch has led to the appearance of many interesting fungi in suburban gardens and parks. Some species are associated with particular habitat types or plant associations and several exotic species have spread because of their association with particular trees.
Botany for Gardeners (4th ed.)
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Shares accessible information about how plants are organised, how they have adapted to nearly all environments on earth, their essential functions, and how they reproduce.
A Gardener's Guide to Botany
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A fascinating look at the inner workings of the plant kingdom, written for gardeners.