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All About Growing Orchids / Rick, Bond.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: San Ramon, California; U.S.A. : Ortho Books, 1988. Description: 96 páginas : ilustraciones, fotografías a color. 25 x 27.5 cmContent type:
  • Texto
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  • No mediado
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  • libro
Subject(s): Other classification:
  • L-AVO- 0033
Contents:
Introducing orchids -- Orchids as houseplants -- Special growing areas -- Orchids as a hobby -- Orchid selection guide
Summary: Captivating in their beauty and fascinating in their complexity, orchids are easily the most colorful and intricate of all flowering plants. In the early nineteenth century when the plants were first discovered by British horticulturists, people became so taken with orchids that they reached a state popularly described as an orchidelirium, an ecstatic near-madness, an obsession in the truest sense of the word. At that time orchids were thought by some to have a mysteriosuly seductive animal essence; others simply attributed the flowers appeal to their sublime beauty.
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Introducing orchids -- Orchids as houseplants -- Special growing areas -- Orchids as a hobby -- Orchid selection guide

Captivating in their beauty and fascinating in their complexity, orchids are easily the most colorful and intricate of all flowering plants. In the early nineteenth century when the plants were first discovered by British horticulturists, people became so taken with orchids that they reached a state popularly described as an orchidelirium, an ecstatic near-madness, an obsession in the truest sense of the word. At that time orchids were thought by some to have a mysteriosuly seductive animal essence; others simply attributed the flowers appeal to their sublime beauty.

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