Botanica's Pocket Orchids by Lavarack, P. S - 2002

Nelson, 1985 Name of previous owner cut out from inner page.

Australia: Nelson. Good. Hardcover. 1985. 177 pages. .

Melbourne: Nelson, 1985. First Edition. . Hardcover. Good/Very Good. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. xii,176pp, index, colour photos, drawings. Nice copy except that book has been shaken or dropped and internal hinges are broken - now repaired. Size: Large 4to

Melbourne: Thomas Nelson, 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Melbourne, Thomas Nelson, 1985. Quarto; papered boards; an excellent copy with the dustwrapper. With numerous illustrations, many in colour.

Melbourne: Thomas Nelson, 1985. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Dust Jacket Included. Melbourne, Thomas Nelson, 1985. Quarto; papered boards; a very small mark to the front cover; an excellent copy with the lightly sunned dustwrapper.

Melbourne: Thomas Nelson Australia, 1985. xi, 177 pages, illustratred with more than 80 colour plates, line drawings throughout, 5 appendices, glossary, bibliography, index. Cloth boards in dust-jacket. Minor foxing to edges and prelims. Light edge wear and very slightly faded spine to jacket. More than 230 species which grow in habitats as diverse as hot paperbark woodlands and cool misty rainforests are discussed. Habitat information is used to develop suggestions on how to cultivate tropical orchids successfully. Twenty-five choice orchids well worth cultivating are dealt with in detail. Other chapters cover natural hybrids, classification, name changes, and National Parks where tropical orchids may be found.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to.

Melbourne: Thomas Nelson Australia, 1985. xi, 177 pages, illustratred with more than 80 colour plates, line drawings throughout, 5 appendices, glossary, bibliography, index. Cloth boards in dust-jacket. Several lines gift note on front free endpaper, minor foxing. Light edge wear and faded spine to jacket. More than 230 species which grow in habitats as diverse as hot paperbark woodlands and cool misty rainforests are discussed. Habitat information is used to develop suggestions on how to cultivate tropical orchids successfully. Twenty-five choice orchids well worth cultivating are dealt with in detail. Other chapters cover natural hybrids, classification, name changes, and National Parks where tropical orchids may be found.. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 4to.

Melbourne, Nelson 1985.. xi+178pp. 8vo. Original boards in pictorial dustwrapper, light edgewear. Colour plates, black and white illustrations. A very good copy.. First edition.