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9781565121386

100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names

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  • ISBN13:

    9781565121386

  • ISBN10:

    1565121384

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1997-01-02
  • Publisher: Algonquin Books

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Illustrations by Ippy Patterson. From Baby Blue Eyes to Silver Bells, from Abelia to Zinnia, every flower tells a story. Gardening writer Diana Wells knows them all. Here she presents one hundred well-known garden favorites and the not-so-well-known stories behind their names. Not for gardeners only, this is a book for anyone interested not just in the blossoms, but in the roots, too.

Table of Contents

Introduction xi
Abelia
1(2)
African Violet
3(2)
Anemone
5(2)
Aster
7(2)
Astilbe
9(2)
Azalea
11(2)
Baby Blue Eyes and Poached Eggs
13(2)
Balloon Flower
15(2)
Bear's Breeches
17(2)
Beauty Bush
19(2)
Begonia
21(2)
Bleeding Heart
23(2)
Bluebell
25(2)
Bougainvillea
27(2)
Butterfly Bush
29(2)
California Poppy
31(2)
Camellia
33(2)
Candytuft
35(2)
Carnation, Pink, Sweet William
37(2)
Christmas Rose
39(2)
Chrysanthemum
41(2)
Clematis
43(2)
Columbine
45(2)
Crape Myrtle
47(2)
Crocus
49(2)
Cyclamen
51(2)
Daffodil
53(3)
Dahlia
56(2)
Daisy
58(2)
Datura
60(2)
Daylily
62(2)
Deutzia
64(2)
Dogwood
66(2)
Evening Primrose
68(2)
Everlasting Flower
70(2)
Forget-Me-Not
72(2)
Forsythia
74(3)
Foxglove
77(2)
Fuchsia
79(2)
Gardenia
81(3)
Geranium
84(2)
Gladiolus
86(2)
Gloxinia
88(2)
Hollyhock
90(3)
Honeysuckle
93(2)
Hosta
95(3)
Hyacinth
98(2)
Hydrangea
100(2)
Impatiens
102(2)
Iris
104(2)
Japonica or Flowering Quince
106(3)
Jasmine
109(2)
Kerria
111(2)
Lady's Mantle
113(2)
Larkspur and Delphinium
115(3)
Lavender
118(3)
Lilac
121(2)
Lily
123(3)
Lobelia
126(3)
Loosestrife
129(2)
Love-in-a-Mist
131(3)
Lupine
134(2)
Magnolia
136(3)
Marigold
139(3)
Montbretia
142(3)
Morning Glory
145(2)
Mountain Laurel
147(3)
Myrtle
150(2)
Nasturtium
152(3)
Orchid
155(3)
Oregon Grape Holly
158(3)
Oswego Tea, Bee Balm, or Monarda
161(2)
Peony
163(3)
Petunia
166(3)
Phlox
169(3)
Plume Poppy
172(2)
Poinsettia
174(2)
Poppy
176(3)
Primrose
179(3)
Red-Hot-Poker
182(2)
Rhododendron
184(3)
Rose
187(3)
Rudbeckia
190(3)
Scarlet Sage
193(2)
Silver Bell
195(3)
Snapdragon
198(2)
Spirea
200(2)
Stock
202(3)
Sunflower
205(2)
Sweet Pea
207(2)
Tobacco Plant
209(2)
Trumpet Vine
211(3)
Tulip
214(3)
Violet and Pansy
217(3)
Water Lily
220(3)
Weigela
223(3)
Wisteria
226(3)
Yarrow
229(2)
Yucca
231(2)
Zinnia
233(2)
Further Reading 235(6)
Index 241

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