Baldwin, Debra Lee -  Succulent Container Gardens
Want to display your plants in a more attractive and artistic manner? Then this book will give you a great many helpful ideas of what can be achieved and how to do it. Many colour photos of what the author has produced will encourage your attempts! 2010 9 ½ x 8 248 pages
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: ,  (RRP £20), New
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Cave, Yvonne -  Succulents for the Contemporary Garden
Readers in less warm parts of the world can dream (or it is a nice book with pictures of what the plants can look like!) of growing these fascinating plants to their best in the open air – and for those in warmer climes it provides a good manual of what to grow, and how to grow it. The author lives in New Zealand, and shows how many of these plants can be used to best advantage. 2002 10 x 8 ½ 176 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , Fold across back cover, Second hand book – please see important information
Price: £(GBP)15.00
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Cover: Hardback
Comments: , , New
Price: £(GBP)27.50
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Cox, John -  BCSS History
The author has been the society Archivist as well as a long term member of the Bradford branch which formed the basis of the society, and so has been well placed to put together this attractive and interesting album of recollections, articles, photos of early personalities etc. 2011 8 ¼ x 5 ¾ 20 pages
 
Cover: Card
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)3.50
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Fleming & Valiente-Banuet ed -  Columnar cacti and their mutualists. Evolution, ecology, and conservation
Submissions by 29 contributors, with lots of data on north American cereoid classification. 70 text-figs 2002 9 ½ x 6 ½ 371 pages
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: Damaged dust cover, New
Price: £(GBP)36.00
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Guglielmone & Costanzo -  Succulents in Nature
A rather different and interesting book which looks at the concerns over succulent plant conservation. A brief introduction considers the evolution of succulent plants followed by the places and environments where they occur in the world. The areas of the world where they occur are then each considered in detail with their individual factors with final sections considering the risks and hotspots – places where there are unusually large numbers of species. Well illustrated with many interesting colour photos and maps. 2012 8 ¾ x 8 ¾ 128 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)17.00
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Hewitt, Terry -  Garden Succulents (RHS Wisley Handbook)
Covers a wide range of true cacti, other succulents, bromeliads and such plants which might be able to survive in the UK outside in suitable areas and locations in gardens, along with cultivation advice. 8 ½ x 5 ¼ 96 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: ,  (RRP £7.99), New
Price: £(GBP)4.00
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Horst & Uebelmann -  Feldnummerliste
Listed by both number, genus/specie and location. 8 pages of colour photos. 1996 8 ¼ x 5 ¾ 204 pages
 
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Comments: , , Second hand book – please see important information
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Kapitany & Schulz -  Succulent Success in the Garden
A third book on the subject of the possible plants to grow outside in favourable climates, this time based on various locations where the plants can be grown, written by two Australian nurserymen, and again well illustrated with many good size and quality photos. 2001 9 ¾ x 7 ¼ 96 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)12.00
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Kingsbury & Dunnett -  Planting Green Roofs and Living Walls - revised edition
Whilst this book does have a section on plants suitable for this purpose, it’s main strengths are the practicalities and artistic approaches to these interesting features, well illustrated with many colour photos. 2008 9 ½ x 8 328 pages
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: , Very slight wear to the dust jacket (RRP £25), New
Price: £(GBP)15.00
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Luthy -  The cacti of CITES Appendix I. CITES Identification Manual
Prepared as an identification aid for enforcers of CITES legislation, and only a limited number have been distributed for sale to the public. The CD-ROM carries no new data that is not already found in the book itself. The author was assisted by Ursula Moser, and the charming sketches are by Urs Woy. 2001 11 ¾ x 8 ¼ 264 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , Second hand book – please see important information
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Cover: Softcover
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)30.00
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McGregor, Malcolm -  Saxifrages
This is a book for growers of these plants. Based on both seeing the plants in many of their habitats as well as cultivation, the author provides the best overview of the whole genus available. After brief introductory sections on the family taxonomy and habitat they are then covered by section, with information on their distribution, cultivation as well as describing species and many cultivars. Well illustrated with many colour photos. 2008 10 ½ x 7 ½ 384 pages
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: ,  (RRP £35), New
Price: £(GBP)22.50
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Moore, Jeff -  Under the Spell of Succulents
A marvellous collection of photos which show the beauty that can be found in the succulent plant world – primarily in the other succulents. The author is a Californian nurseryman, and the size and colouration of many of the plants are beyond what can be achieved in less suitable climates. But maybe with climate change who knows! Meanwhile we can enjoy the author’s eye for a good photo showing their colour, form and uses and maybe get a few ideas to experiment with and look at our plants with fresh eyes. 10 x 9 ½ 2014 244 pages.
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , , New
Price: £(GBP)32.50
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Newton, Len -  An ABC for Succulent Plant Enthusiasts
Aimed primarily for those new to growing Succulent Plants – much simpler than say Eggli’s Glossary – it is none the less an interesting book to browse. Straight forward explanations of the terms that are commonly used in the popular literature. 2009 7 ¾ x 5 ½ 63 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)4.00
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Oldfield, Sara -  Status Survey and Conservation Action Plan: Cactus and Succulent Plants
A serious look at the subject, under the auspices of the IUCN – The World Conservation Union. The issues facing Taxonomic Groups is first considered, then the conservation measures possible. Each region’s special situations are studied, and action proposals made. The main plants under threat are detailed. 1997 11 x8 ½ 211 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , Cover quite worn as expected for a large heavyweigh paperback with a quite light cover., Second hand book – please see important information
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Preston-Mafham -  Cacti and Succulents in Habitat
Ever wanted to know how these plants survive in habitat? Then this book gives a fascinating visual and narrative account. 159 pages with over 170 colour photos. 1995 9 ½ x 7 ½
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments:  (RRP £10.99), New
Price: £(GBP)8.50
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Rowley, Gordon -  Succulents in cultivation - breeding new cultivars
Gordon’s books have always covered interesting and important subjects which have been overlooked previously, and this one continues the tradition. Some cacti and succulents have been hybridised or attractive forms selected for a long time, and he explains how this has come about. A large part of the book surveys the results achieved, and if you would like to try yourself to produce new and striking plants he explains the various way to try it – you don’t have to be a large multinational conglomerate for some of the methods which amateurs have successfully used in the past! Illustrated with many colour photos. 11 x 9 ¼ 248 pages 2017
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: , , New
Price: £(GBP)32.00
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Rowley, Gordon -  Field numbers of succulent plants
GR numbers 1-614 (1968-83), with names and localities. 4 composite sketches + 5 black and white photos 1986 6 ½ x 5 59 pages
 
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Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)5.00
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Rowley, Gordon -  Teratopia
Gordon’s intriguingly titled book on the oddities in the succulent plant world. He’s coined the word Teratopia (taken from an historic term) to cover all the abnormal plant forms - cristates, monstrous, chimeras all the other unusual forms that seem to be more commonly produced in succulent plants. And it is a fascinating book. As you’d expect Gordon provides the latest information on what causes these growth forms, and the remaining mysteries to be solved. Both habitat and cultivated plants are covered, with a section on special needs in cultivation for these plants. Whilst it has much information, the bulk of the book is a visual tour with colour photos of these plants in habitat and cultivation, supplied by many people across the world, with an enormous range of forms from all the succulent genera where they occur. As usual from Cactus & Co, the book is tremendous value, and its appeal won’t be just to those who are currently enthusiasts for these plants, but also to those who are succulent enthusiasts and those who would like a greater understanding of how plants develop and grow. 2006 12 x 8 ½ 287 pages
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)35.00
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Royal Horticultural Society (sponsors) -  European Garden Flora
A monumental work setting out to list and briefly describe all plants known to be in cultivation in Europe. 11 x 8 ½
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: Vol. 1: Pteridophyta, Gymnospermae; Angiosperms Alismataceae to Iridaceae Contents include Cycadaceae (2 pages), Gnetales (1 p.), Aloineae (17 pp.), other Liliaceae, Agavaceae (19 pp.), Dioscorea (1 p.), , New
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Cover: Hardback
Comments: Vol. 2: Juncaceae to Orchidaceae Includes Bromeliaceae (15 pp.), , New
Price: £(GBP)60.00
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Cover: Hardback
Comments: Vol. 3: Casuarinaceae to Aristolochiaceae Includes Aizoaceae (38 pp.), Cactaceae (99 pp.). The latter is contributed by Hunt, Taylor, Leuenberger, and other collaborators, and edited by RBG, Edinburgh, , New
Price: £(GBP)85.00
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Cover: Hardback
Comments: Vol. 4: Dilleniaceae to Leguminosae Includes Crassulaceae (75 pp.)., , New
Price: £(GBP)98.00
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Schulz & Kapitany -  Succulents for the Garden
Written by two Australian nurserymen, this is a well illustrated account of what plants to grow and where to grow them. Many good size and quality photos. 2000 9 ¾ x 7 ¼ 96 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments: , New
Price: £(GBP)12.00
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Smith & Figueiredo -  Succulent Paradise: Twelve great gardens of the world
An innovative book, it celebrates 12 gardens in South Africa, Europe and North America which have substantial collections of succulent plants. An introductory section looks at the various considerations of the plants and gardens before going on to describe each, illustrated with a wide range of colour photos. 2013 9 ½ x 7 ¾ 184 pages
 
Cover: Softcover
Comments:  (RRP £15.99), New
Price: £(GBP)12.50
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Visser, Johann -  South African Parasitic Flowering Plants
A fascinating account of these little known plants, organised by family with a good introductory to each and many colour photos of the species. 1981 11 ¾ x 8 ½ 177 pages
 
Cover: Hardback
Comments: Wear to dust jacket, New
Price: £(GBP)7.50
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