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Posted by amazon 11.04 2007 on 10:09:56 (659 readers)
Fragrant Orchids: A Guide to Selecting, Growing, and Enjoying

Fragrant Orchids: A Guide to Selecting, Growing, and Enjoying

A Guide to Selecting, Growing, and Enjoying | Orchid lovers of all levels will delight in this unique approach to selecting new and exciting varieties of fragrant orchids. More than 100 different orchids are profiled here, with exquisite images of each, and salient details are included for another 355 enticing varieties. Profiles include cultivation information and detailed notes on each fragrance, which can range from elegant and sophisticated to downright pungent, from fruity and spicy to medicinal, from light and fresh to heavy and intoxicating.


With some 20,000 fragrant orchids available today, orchid enthusiasts will appreciate this first-ever guide to choosing, growing, and showcasing orchids with the right look and most enjoyable scents, including cinnamon, chocolate, lemon, and vanilla.

Author: Steven A. Frowine,
Publisher: Timber Press, Incorporated 2005-09-01
You can order this book from Amazon.com
Index: ARTICLES fragrant, orchids, DISCUSSION FORUM fragrant, orchids, PHOTO GALLERY fragrant, orchids, INDEX OF ARTICLES: FRA...
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