Keith Kirsten's Guide to Garden Plants

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A Comprehensive South African Handbook Keith Kirsten's name has become synonymous with gardening and horticulture in South Africa. He is not only a popular television personality with a passion for plants and people, but has received several prestigious professional awards in recognition of his pioneering work in the nursery industry. Owen Reid and Keith Kirsten were gardening and writing partners for more than 10 years, until Owen's untimely death in March 1990. Keith Kirsten's Guide to Garden Plants will appeal to anyone eager to develop or refurbish a garden with as little trouble and as much enjoyment as possible. The authors have made a careful selection of 228 plants to form the basic framework for any South African garden. Based on the 'cookery card' system, this book offers a full description of each plant as well as practical planting, watering, feeding and pruning information. Each description is accompanied by a set of simple symbols, which tell you at a glance whether the plant is indigenous, prefers sun or shade, is deciduous or evergreen, semi-hardy or hardy and whether it bears fruit or flowers, as well as its eventual size. This is not a book that will sit on the shelf - you will have it with you and use it whenever you are in the garden.

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