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The Guide to Garden Shrubs and Trees (Hardcover, 1965) Published by Bonanza Books or Houghton Mifflin, this is a more substantial reference book.

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The Guide to Garden Shrubs and Trees (Hardcover, 1965) Published by Bonanza Books or Houghton Mifflin, this is a more substantial reference book.

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Vintage hardcover in great condition. Norman Taylor, a renowned horticulturist and editor of the Taylor's Encyclopedia of Gardening.  This is a 1965 edition published by Bonanza Books (a division of Crown Publishers, Inc.) by arrangement with Houghton Mifflin Company.  • Features: The book includes descriptions and culture information for 323 species illustrated in color and 192 in black and white. The illustrations were done by Eduardo Salgado.  • Physical Details: It is a hardcover book with peach-colored cloth boards and black lettering on the spine. Your copy includes the original illustrated dust jacket featuring a white background and colorful plant illustrations

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