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Hardy wildflowers, hardy ferns, perennials, rock plants, gladiolus bulbs, garden supplies

Lounsberry Gardens

1951

According to season

Frances Theodora Parsons

1894

Pods

Jane Embertson

1979

Flores Silvestres

Roger Phillips

1977

Price-list of native ferns, wild flowers

Irving Holcomb (Firm)

1927

The seedlist handbook

Bernard E. Harkness

1974

Wildflowers of Tennessee the Ohio Valley and the Southern Appalachians

Tavia Cathcart, Dennis Horn

2005

Wildflowers

Rick Imes

1992

Wildflowers of North America

Frank D. Venning

1984

With paintbrush & shovel

Nancy Skober, Nancy Kober

2000

Wild plants of Glasgow

J. H. Dickson

1991

Wild flowers of the Pacific coast

Leslie L. Haskin

1934

Desert wildflowers

Gary Paul Nabhan

1988

Spring and fall

Ruth Hardy's Red Cedar Wildflower Nursery

1952

Flowers of the Holy Land

Bertha Spafford Vester

1962

Mojave desert wildflowers

Pam MacKay

2003

The concise encyclopedia of favorite wild flowers

Marjorie J. Dietz

1965

Flowers from Arcadia

James Terry White

1884

Flowers

David Burnie

1992

Wildflowers of Mount Rainer

Laird R. Blackwell

2000

MacMillan Wildflower Book

Clarence J. Hylander

1980

Introduction to California Desert Wildflowers (California Natural History Guides)

Philip A. Munz

2004

Wildflowers Stained Glass Coloring Book

John Green

1996

Perennial gardens

Williamson, John

1992

Wildflowers in Cross-Stitch

Jane Iles

1990

A field guide to wildflowers of Northeastern and North-Central North America

Roger Tory Peterson, Roger Tory Peterson Institute

1968

Collecting, processing, and germinating seeds of wildland plants

James A. Young

1986

Delicate Art

Mary-Beth Laviolette

2012

Spotter's guide to wild flowers

C. J. Humphries

1978

Roadside wildflowers of the Northwest

J. E. Underhill

1981

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