Profusely illustrated with over 130 detailed line drawings and eight pages of colour plates, ‘Name That Flower’ contains a comprehensive chapter on floral structure, and introductions to the arrangement of flowers on plants, reproduction, plant structure and function, and the way plants are grouped and named. The authors describe how to apply this information to the identification of flowering plants and how to use the appropriate reference books. The final chapter deals with common plant families that are widespread in Australia, with illustrated examples of plants common in cultivation or in the wild.
‘All you need to know in order to identify flowering plants . . . a ‘must’ for any keen student of botany, which should of course include the dedicated gardener interested in all the plants in his/her garden.’ — Gardening News
‘For anyone interested in identifying flowering plants and understanding more about their structure, this book is the best of its kind.’ — Barry Conn, Australian Natural History
2nd revised edition, pp.xvi, 299 illusts detailed identifiers #0419/0819