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Tropical plants

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Florida, my Eden

Frederic B. Stresau

1986

Hothouse flower and the nine plants of desire

Margot Berwin

2009

Tropical trees found in the Caribbean, South America, Central America, Mexico

Dorothy Hargreaves

1965

Tempting tropicals

Ellen Zachos

2005

Tropical plants of the world

J. G. Rohwer

2002

Tropical flower arranging

Nancy Aldrich Inman

1973

Haines City Nurseries [catalog]

Haines City Nurseries

1917

Subtropical plants

Jacqueline Sparrow, Gil Hanly

2002

Landscape plants for subtropical climates

Bijan Dehgan

1998

Floristic inventory of tropical countries

David G. Campbell

1989

Tropical and sub-tropical plants and seeds

Shaffer Nurseries

1943

World Book of House Plants

Elvin McDonald

1975

A Field Guide to Tropical and Subtropical Plants

Frances Perry

1982

Edible leaves of the tropics

Franklin W. Martin

1979

Price list

Royal Palm Nurseries

1926

Tropical colors

Wongvipa Devahastin Na Ayudhya, Sakul Intakul

2002

Annual illustrated and descriptive catalogue of new, rare and beautiful plants and seeds

American Exotic Nurseries

1893

Guide to Landscaping

Editors of Fortune Magazine

1963

Growing bougainvilleas

Jan Iredell

1995

The after-dinner gardening book

Richard W. Langer

1969

Tropical Plants for Home and Garden

William Warren

2006

Tropical rain forests

Tracey Reeder

2007

The Gardener's Guide to Growing Cannas

Ian Cooke

2001

The tropical look

Robert Lee Riffle

1998

Encyclopedia of tropical plants

Ahmed Fayaz

2011

Hot house flower

Margot Berwin

2009

Tropical Exotics

Horace Freestone Clay, James C. Hubbard

1987

Diversity and evolutionary biology of tropical flowers

Peter K. Endress

1994

Enchanted ground

Georgia Tasker

2001

1947 catalog of flowering tropical trees

Edwin A. Menninger (Firm)

1947

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