RHS Latin for Gardeners: More than 1,500 Essential Plant Names and the Secrets They Contain

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RHS Latin for Gardeners: More than 1,500 Essential Plant Names and the Secrets They Contain Author: Format: Cards First Published: Published By: Octopus Publishing Group
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Language: English ISBN: 9781846018688 Categories: , , , , , , ,

PRAISE FOR LATIN FOR GARDENERS: ‘Aided by this book the gardener can now answer the question “What’s in a name?” and they and their garden will benefit from understanding the wealth of information that has hitherto lain hidden within the mysterious world of Latin names.’ – Financial Times Online Unlock the secrets of botanical Latin with this beautifully illustrated card deck, created in collaboration with the RHS. Based on the bestselling RHS Latin for Gardeners, this deck makes it easy to understand and remember the meanings behind plant names. Each of the 60 cards introduces a key Latin word or epithet, rom albus (white) and repens (creeping) to japonicus (of Japan). On the front you’ll find the word in bold with its grammatical forms and a plant illustration; on the back, a clear explanation, related terms, and example plants with concise descriptions. The accompanying booklet explains how Latin names work, why they matter, and how to use the deck – whether as a quick reference, a learning tool, or a fun quiz for gardeners. Authoritative, practical, and accessible, RHS Latin for Gardeners Card Deck is the perfect companion for anyone who wants to decode the language of plants.

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The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) is the UK's largest gardening charity (625k members), dedicated to advancing horticulture and promoting good gardening. Its charitable work includes providing expert advice and information, training the next generation of gardeners and promoting the ecological, aesthetic and psychological benefits of gardening in an urban environment.