Description

This book provides both the amateur and professional horticulturist with a complete guide to all aspects of the propagation and cultivation of thousands of native plants recognised as suitable for growing in large and small gardens. Australian native plants provides a wealth of information for over 3,500 native plants, their properties, cultivation and propagation. The introductory chapters provide sound practical advice on the collection and propagation of plant material, dealing with pests and diseases, selection of plants, fertilising your plants, plant management and landscaping. This is the most comprehensive and up-to-date book on the market and is indispensable for anyone interested in growing native plants anywhere in Australia, whether they are home gardeners, landscapers or professional horticulturists.

Synopsis

Title: Australian Native Plants: Manual For Their Propagation, Cultivation & Use
Author/Publisher: Murray Fagg & John W. Wrigley (Australia in Print, Australia)
Publication Year: 1979
Format: Illustrated Hardcover with Dust Jacket

First published in 1979, the third edition of *Australian Native Plants: Manual For Their Propagation, Cultivation & Use* stands as a seminal work in Australian horticulture. Co-authored by the esteemed Murray Fagg and John W. Wrigley, this non-fiction guide offers a profound insight into the diverse flora of Australia, making it an indispensable resource for any enthusiast or professional.

Targeting an adult audience, this comprehensive manual delves into every aspect of handling Australia's unique plant life. It provides a detailed exposition on the propagation, successful cultivation, and optimal use of native species, catering to both those with small domestic gardens and larger landscape projects.

• Practical Horticultural Guidance: Dedicated sections offer clear, actionable advice on the propagation of Australian flora, ensuring readers can successfully grow and multiply these distinct species.
• Cultivation & Application: Beyond propagation, the manual details effective cultivation techniques and explores suitable applications for thousands of native plants within various garden settings, from suburban plots to larger estates.
• Rich Illustrations: Enhanced with numerous illustrations, the book aids in plant identification and understanding, making the complex world of Australian native botany accessible and visually engaging.

As a vintage third edition from 1979, this volume remains a highly sought-after reference for gardeners, botanists, and collectors alike. Its enduring accuracy and comprehensive scope continue to make it a cornerstone for anyone passionate about cultivating Australia's magnificent native plant heritage.

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