3-book set on orchids and greenhouse growing, ideal for readers, growers, and collectors. Spanning practical houseplant care to rare greenhouse varieties, this Gardening/Horticulture trio blends mid-century know-how with vibrant period visuals.
Expect 200+ photographs in All About Orchids, drawings & photos in How to Grow Rare Greenhouse Plants, and full-color Golden Guide plates in Orchids.
Clean, ready to shelve and use, and suited to the potting bench or library.
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Material: Cloth hardcovers with paper dust jackets; paperbacks (paper/textstock)
Color: Red DJ/black boards; green DJ/green cloth; purple Golden Guide wraps (see photos)
Origin or Maker: Doubleday & Co., Garden City, NY; Gramercy Publishing Company, New York; Golden Press / Western Publishing, NY & WI
Year or Era: 1970s to 1980s (see identifiers below)
GENRE: Gardening / Horticulture / Orchid Care
Language / Pages: English: 276, 182, 160 pages respectively
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This set brings together the 1981 All About Orchids with over 200 photographs, a jacketed How to Grow Rare Greenhouse Plants, and a 1970 Golden Guide to orchids, and it suits an orchid grower’s shelf. If it's the right copy for you, it's ready to come home.
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