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Clivias

Out of Print
By: Harold Koopowitz
384 pages, Col photos, col illus
Publisher: Timber Press
Clivias
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  • Clivias ISBN: 9780881925463 Hardback Aug 2002 Out of Print #133107
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Clivias are classed among the most desirable of all connoisseur plants, offering not only spectacular flowers but also interesting variations in both leaf variegation and plant form. Koopowitz begins with the story of their discovery, and then moves on to issues of cultivation, hybridization, and propagation. The bulk of the book is a profusely illustrated examination of the diversity of clivia variation, from the familiar orange and red flowers to the famous yellow forms and the pastel forms.

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Out of Print
By: Harold Koopowitz
384 pages, Col photos, col illus
Publisher: Timber Press
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