Re: color dictionary of plants

At 10:18 AM 6/30/98 -0700, you wrote:
>I just got a book out of the library called "Colour in the Garden" (I 
>think--it's at home and I'm at the office) by Penelope Hobhouse.  It is a 
>coffee table size book that has plants separated into colors and then by 
>season of bloom.  There are also sections of fall color, foliage, berries 
>and some other special categories.  Very useful for planning purposes.
>
>Regards, Madelin
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Hobhouse has some wonderful books on the market, but I loathe and despise
coffee table books.  When it's time to put out a new coffee table book
(refurbish the room), what do you do with the old one?  It doesn't fit in a
bookcase.  I'd like to know why publishers put them out and why authors
permit their work to be published so execrably.  Margaret

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