This is the place to find and download free electronic books
(e-books) on exotic gardening. If you want to buy a conventional printed
book, on the other hand, visit our Book Shop.
We currently have three e-books:
- Guide To Pachypodiums
- The Year 2000 Subtropical Gardening Newsletter Digest
- Introduction to Cold-hardy Palms
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Guide To Pachypodiums
This contains an introduction to the exotic Pachypodiums
of Madagascar and Africa with pictures of the plants and flowers and
lots of growing information.
Subtropical Gardening Newletter Digest 2000.
This contains a range of illustrated articles that first
appeared in our e-mail Subtropical Gardening Newsletter during the year
2000. Note, due to time constraints, we no longer publish this newsletter.
... a page from the Subtropical
Gardening Year 2000 Digest.
This issue includes articles on:
The Abyssinian Banana (Ensete ventricosum)
Hardy 'Parlour palms'
The Bamboo palm (Chamaedorea microspadix)
A guide to cold-hardy Sabal palms
Arum Lilies
Phormiums
Palm imposters
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articles in the Newsletter digest, use the Adobe Acrobate index (press
the [F5] function key).
Introduction to Cold-hardy Palms.
...a page from the Rosedown Mill Introduction
to Cold-hardy palms seen here in the Adobe Acrobat reader.
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