An edition of Lilacs (1988)

Lilacs

The Genus Syringa

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An edition of Lilacs (1988)

Lilacs

The Genus Syringa

Facsimile Ed edition
  • 2 Want to read

"First published in 1988 by American hybridizer Reverend John Fiala, the first edition of this reference quickly became known worldwide as the lilac loves' bible. The latest revision combines Fiala's passion for lilacs with the expertise of Canadian plantsman Freek Vrugtman, the International Lilac Registrar." "The new enlarged book provides up-to-date information on the 21 known lilac species and 10 natural hybrids, as well as hundreds of the 2000 named cultivars. Five hundred color photos have been added, including some which show the newest introductions from Russia and neighboring states. The text addresses practical concerns of selecting, growing, propagating, and using lilacs in the landscape, alone or with companion plants. It also provides details of the history, origin, and discovery of the species and of the people behind the development of the cultivars. A new chapter on lilacs in art and design, an updated list of places where lilacs can be viewed and celebrated, and an extensive bibliography complete this rich resource."--Jacket.

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Language
English
Pages
372

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Cover of: Lilacs
Lilacs: a gardener's encyclopedia
2008, Timber Press
in English - [2nd ed.] / rev. and updated by Freek Vrugtman.
Cover of: Lilacs
Lilacs: The Genus Syringa
February 1, 2002, Timber Press, Incorporated
Paperback in English - Facsimile Ed edition
Cover of: Lilacs
Lilacs: the genus Syringa
1988, Helm
in English

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First Sentence

"Lilacs, to the botanists called Syringa, have a fascinating history when one considers their origins, their great variety and the migrations that have made them at home in all the colder regions of the earth."

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Format
Paperback
Number of pages
372
Dimensions
11 x 8.3 x 0.9 inches
Weight
2.6 pounds

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OL8176274M
ISBN 10
0881925306
ISBN 13
9780881925302
Library Thing
705627
Goodreads
1048310

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Lilacs, to the botanists called Syringa, have a fascinating history when one considers their origins, their great variety and the migrations that have made them at home in all the colder regions of the earth.
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