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The Book of Bamboo
By David Farrelly This is one of the
most useful
books on bamboo that is in print today. It is the one to buy if
you
are going to purchase just one. It introduces us to the oldest, most
remarkable
resource on the planet. Farrelly tells us about the plant's biology,
life
cycle and gives tips on harvesting and planting. He also conveys the
rich
and timeless message that bamboo is an abundant resource that could
beneficially
replace many of the less sustainable materials used in many aspects of
our daily lives. Text and lots of drawings, 340 pages. A true classic. Paperback |
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Gardener's Guide to
Growing
Temperate Bamboos By Michael Bell This book has just
been released
(April 2000) and we must say that it is an invaluable guide to bamboos.
The author, who is president of the UK Bamboo Society, holds one of the
National Collections of Phyllostachys which forms part of his
collection
of 165 species. This books covers bamboo cultivation, history,
propagation
and care. Very beautiful photos that aid in identification and offers
an
A-Z listing with details about each species characteristics. The
cultivation section gives lots of important tips, even for the
prevention
of over spreading and flowering. We highly recommend this for
lovers
of bamboo as well as first time growers. Hardcover
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Bamboos
By Christine Recht and Max F. Wetterwald A complete
illustrated reference
to bamboo. This book provides all the information gardeners need to
successfully
plant and grow bamboos. 160 pages and many color photographs of bamboo
in groves and used in the home garden setting. Hardcover
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American Bamboos
by Emmet J. Judziewicz (Editor), Lynn G. Clark, Ximena Londono, Margaret J. Stern This book covers American bamboos, it goes in great detail with many species of South and Central America. There are 203 color photographs and extensive details on structure, evolution, ecology and diversity. An identification key sorts species, giving very complete descriptions habitat, range maps and references. Discusses the conversation value, human uses, cultivation and propagation. A recent publication with complete information on bamboos native to the Americas. A valuable reference book with 400 pages. Hardcover
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Hardy Bamboos for
Shoots and
Poles By Daphne Lewis This book is new and
has many
details on the Phyllostachys bamboos which are cold hardy and can be
grown
in many areas of North America. It covers many uses of bamboo and
how to grow it. This Book is printed on 100% bamboo paper. It
contains
28 pages. Paperback.
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Bamboo Style
By Gale Beth Goldberg We enthusiastically
recommend this amazing and superbly presented book from architect Gale
Beth Goldberg. It offers simple projects that anyone can create to add
either a functional or an elegant touch to home decorating with
something fresh, vibrant, upscale and sophisticated. She does an
excellent job educating the reader about this unique plant with her
wealth of information. The beautiful photos are reason enough to
purchase this very informative book. We had the pleasure
of meeting Gale and getting our book signed at the 2002 American Bamboo
Society meeting in New Orleans. She is a very delightful and
knowledgeable author and a well traveled architect. Hardcover
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Bamboo for Gardens
By Ted Jordan Meredith |
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The Bamboos
By Floyd Alonzo McClure |
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Bamboo in Japan
By Nancy Moore Bess Hardcover
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Grow Your Own
House By Simone Velez and Bamboo Architecture This paperback
contains 265 pages.
(August 2000) |
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Bamboo World:
The Growing
and Use of Clumping Bamboos By Victor Cusack, Deirdre Stewart (Photographer) This hardback
contains 224 pages.
(August 2000) |
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China Voyage
by Tim Severin
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