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Re: [GWL]: Looking for a book

Depends on how technical you want your material.  I agree that you really can't beat Alan Armitage but an extremely comprehensive...and worldly view...of perennials was written by Jelitto and for a long while it was accepted as the international reference.  I think Timber Press has published it in the U.S.  And if you're computer literate Armitage also has a wealth of perennial information published on CD ROM.

Andrew Messinger
The Hampton Gardener
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