Knickerbocker Press, New York, 1997. Authors: Clive Innes & Charles Glass.. Over 1200 varieties all illustrated in full color. An ideal practical identification handbook and working reference resource for amateur and professional enthusiasts everywhere. All the information needed to identify individual plants and then to select varieties that will look and grow best in specific climates and locations. Many of the new inter-genetic hybrids which are currently arousing tremendous interest among fans, are represented. Additionally contains items such as soil types, sun or shade, maintenance and pests. (view table of contents)

Explains how to propagate and grow annuals, perennials, ferns, bulbs, conifers, shrubs, trees, houseplants, water plants, herbs, fruit, and vegetables (view table of contents)

Book Description: Gardeners have a special affection for those plants generally classified as "alpines." They are, for the most part, easy to grow, once the particular conditions of their natural habitat are understood. The offer a wide range of forms, provide year-round color, and a large number can be grown even in a small garden...read more

Presents information on thirteen hundred species of cacti, including soil requirements, temperature, and flowering seasons

Product Description: Book by Innes, Clive

Identifies hundreds of cactus and succulents, describes how to care for them as houseplants and involves information on setting up a greenhouse

Details the characteristics of succulents in their natural environments and describes their cultivation as indoor and greenhouse plants