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Field Guide to Succulents in Southern Africa

R 450.00

🌡 Discover the Enchanting World of Succulents in Southern Africa with the Field Guide to Succulents 🌍

Unleash your inner explorer and immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of southern African succulents with the comprehensive Field Guide to Succulents. This user-friendly guide is the ultimate companion for plant lovers, gardeners, and nature enthusiasts seeking to cultivate indigenous, low-maintenance, and waterwise plants. 🌡🌿

Key Features and Benefits:

🌟 Uncover the Richness of Southern African Succulents: Explore the natural home of the world's most diverse and magnificent succulent flora. From majestic baobab trees towering over 20 meters tall to miniature soil-hugging wonders that blend seamlessly into pebble-desert landscapes, each succulent is a testament to the remarkable beauty of nature. 🌿🌡

🌟 700+ Succulents at Your Fingertips: Discover a vast array of more than 700 fascinating southern African succulent species. Each plant is accompanied by stunning illustrations and concise descriptions of their diagnostic features, making identification a breeze. πŸ“–πŸ”

🌟 Inspire Your Gardening Journey: Experience the allure of indigenous plants as you delve into their unique characteristics and adaptability to low-maintenance and waterwise gardening. Embrace sustainability while creating a breathtaking oasis that thrives with minimal effort. 🌱🌼

🌟 Designed for Easy Identification: Organized by plant families, this field guide provides an introduction to key features, empowering you to quickly identify relevant species. With distribution maps and concise accounts, you can confidently navigate the vibrant world of southern African succulents. πŸ—ΊοΈβœ¨

🌿 Embark on a Botanical Adventure and Cultivate Your Passion for Southern African Succulents Today! 🌍

Authors: Gideon Smith, Neil Crouch, Estrela Figueiredo πŸ–‹οΈ ISBN: 9781775843672 πŸ“š Format: Paperback πŸ“• Published: June 2017 πŸ—“οΈ