FLOWER COLOR GUIDE
The ultimate color-by-color flower reference guide - from New York's pre-eminent floral designers, Putnam and PutnamPlanning a wedding, a dinner, a...
Flower Arranging
LEAFWORKS: NEW IDEAS IN PRESSED LEAVES AND FLOWERS
Written by Ashmore, Jennie
The art of pressing leaves and flowers is brought exuberantly to life in this glorious guide from leading flower artist Jennie Ashmore. Jennie Ashmore's simple instructions and stunning artworks (many step-by-step) demonstrate how to collect, place, press, and embellish a variety of natural materials, to create unique works of art with a strong sense of time and place.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CUT FLOWERS: WHAT FLOWERS TO BUY, WHEN TO BUY THEM, AND HOW TO KEEP THEM ALIVE LONGER
Written by Crary, Calvert
From Calvert Crary and Bruce Littlefield, The Encyclopedia of Cut Flowers is a comprehensive, gorgeously visual guide that answers every question you've ever had (and a few you didn't know to ask!) about buying, caring for, and prolonging the lives of more than 140 different varieties of commonly available cut flowers. The Encyclopedia of Cut Flowers dives deep into the wo
SUPER BLOOM: A FIELD GUIDE TO FLOWERS FOR EVERY GARDENER
Written by Semmler, Jac
A super bloom is a natural phenomenon in which climate and conditions align to allow plants to flower in such abundance that they transformthe landscape, bathing it in color. When a super bloom arises, it is a miraculous sight.
FELIX DOBBERT: FLORAL WORKS
Felix Dobbert has been devoting himself to flowers in his photographs since 2014. The publication presents four very different series in which the medium of photography itself is interrogated again and again. Text in English and German.
ORCHID
Written by Torre, Dan
A wide-ranging natural and cultural history of orchids. Approximately eight percent of all the Earth's flowering species are orchids. Known for their beautiful flowers, delicate forms, and sweet fragrances, orchids are unlike any other flower. Orchids have been contemplated by philosophers, celebrated by artists, and cultivated or even eaten by millions.
CUT FLOWER SOURCEBOOK: EXCEPTIONAL PERENNIALS AND WOODY PLANTS FOR CUTTING
Written by Siegfried, Rachel
Growing flowers for cutting brings the garden indoors and eliminates the air miles associated with shop-bought plants. This book turns the spotlight on perennials and woody plants which return year after year with little effort or waste, offer valuable habitats to garden wildlife, and also bring a more natural quality to arrangements.
RANUNCULUS: BEAUTIFUL VARIETIES FOR HOME AND GARDEN
Written by Slade, Naomi
A centuries-old flower of love has claimed its place in high-end floral shops and wedding bouquets."Consumers now understand that this flower has a great vase life and comes in many different colors. In addition, the available varieties have seen some big improvements in the last years." -- Floral Daily, October 2021
TULIPS: A LITTLE BOOK OF FLOWERS
Written by Weaver, Tara Austen
This fascinating celebration of the tulip reads like a "very smart love letter to cultivating beauty" and features 40+ vintage-inspired full-color botanical illustrations (Seattle Times).
STORY OF FLOWERS: AND HOW THEY CHANGED THE WAY WE LIVE
Written by Kingsbury, Noel
Throughout history flowers have been an integral part of human survival and culture - as food, for medicine, to express feelings, as symbols, to commemorate and celebrate, and to decorate. Their shapes, colors, scents and textures have always attracted us, as they do animals and insects.