 | Attracting Butterflies to your Garden
Have you ever wondered where all the butterflies have gone? Attracting Butterflies to your Garden is for those people who would like to see more of these beautiful creatures in the gardens of the Adelaide region. This book shows how to encourage forty of the more common butterflies to visit and breed in your garden. Following an exploration of the fascinating life-cycle of butterflies and the principles of 'butterfly gardening', each species is profiled, along with local native plants that butterlies like - and you'll love - in your garden.
Regular price: 30.00
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 | Banksias: A Field and Garden Guide
This book is a comprehensive guide to one of Australia's best known and most attractive gems of native plants. Although differing greatly in size, shape and habitat, all banksias share the beauty of brilliant, bird attracting flowers. This practical handbook includes identification, distribution and cultivation information on all 77 known species of Banksia plus 27 subspecies, varieties and cultivars. Beautifully illustrated with colour photographs, this is an indispensable guide for any naturalist, traveller, gardener or native plant enthusiast.
Regular price: 30.00
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 | It's Blue with Five Petals
An easy to use colour coded field guide to the wildflowers of the Adelaide Region.
Regular price: 49.95
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 | It is Easy Being Green
It Is Easy Being Green is an extraordinary environmental book for businesses of all sizes and budgets that will show them how to implement effective and affordable environmental management systems. Jean understands the time pressures business people and managers are under and that to get the true benefits of management systems, they must be kept simple. It Is Easy Being Green will provide practical, balanced and commonsense information on how to manage your business in an environmentally friendly and effective way.
Regular price: 4.95
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 | Fungi Down Under - the Fungimap Guide to Australian Fungi
Fungi Down Under: the Fungimap Guide to Australian Fungi draws on the work of Fungimap volunteers to describe and illustrate 100 'target' species: species that are easily identifiable in the field. This is a great book for those new to identifying fungi, as each species gets its own page, two or more colour images and a map showing the distribution of the species around Australia, based on Fungimap data. The species are differentiated into 'morphogroups' which means you can start with the most obvious characteristics to track down your fungus. Introductory sections cover the basics of fungal ecology and how to identify fungi.
Regular price: 34.00
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