REF: Old (new) iris book
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- Subject: REF: Old (new) iris book
- From: E* G* <e*@moose.ncia.net>
- Date: Tue, 8 Apr 1997 08:49:38 -0600 (MDT)
My husband likes to visit a 'used' bookstore called "Titles &
Tales" and last Sat. he finally got his hands on an iris book (he
now tells me that he has been looking for any iris book for quite
a while - for me).
I know I have seen it mentioned before on the list - "The Iris Book"
by Molly Price - second edition...seems to be different than any of
my other iris books. There are very good hints on landscaping and
companion plants, etc.
I opened the book up and the cover fell off! The glue was so dried
up and Andy thinks that it was bought and never used and sat on a
shelf...it is in almost pristine condition and not a mark anywhere
in the book itself - of course, it is without a cover and I am
afraid to handle it much for fear that it will fall apart until
Andy works on it. :-))
Anyway, it is a good book for the novice and the author lived in
New York state so I was very interested in her recommendations.
Can't garden yet so I read. :-)
P.S. This book is a paperback and on the back says, "The binding will
not crack or spilt. This is a permanent book". -)
Ellen
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