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Daylilies: The Perfect Perennial

Posted by amazon 26.09 2006 on 11:47:21 (2821 readers)
Daylilies: The Perfect Perennial

Daylilies: The Perfect Perennial

Daylilies -- available in a rainbow of glowing colors and combinations of colors; able to survive with little or no care in a wide range of climates; boasting a variety of shapes and sizes; suitable for any kind of landscape; drought resistant and almost disease and insect free; adaptable to various soil and light conditions. By all accounts, daylilies are, indeed, the perfect perennial. In celebration of these satisfying plants, garden writers Lewis and Nancy Hill share the wisdom of their more than 40 years of experience growing daylilies -- experience that has led the Hills to an unabashed obsession with the daylily.


-- Advice on selecting varieties, designing plantings, and propagation and cultural requirements, particularly useful to beginning growers
-- Lists of over 200 of the most popular types, including dwarf, double, early- and late-flowering, fragrant, and ruffled, which will be of special value to more experienced growers
-- Directories of daylily breeders, daylily mail-order nurseries, and daylily clubs
-- Sixty-five color photos and twenty-five drawings of daylilies and daylily gardens

ISBN: 0882666517, Author: Lewis Hill

About the Author: Lewis Hill has been a nurseryman for more than 55 years. He is the author of 15 books (half written in collaboration with his wife, Nancy Hill) that total more than 600,000 copies in print. Lewis's Secrets of Plant Propagation was selected by American Horticultural Society as one of its choices for the "75 Great Garden Books." The Hills live in Greensboro, Vermont, where Lewis's family has been living and farming for 200 years.
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