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Thomas, Graham Stuart: Colour In The Winter Garden
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Boston: Charles T. Branford Company. Very Good+ with no Dust Jacket 1958. 2nd Impression. Hardcover. Clean green boards with gilt lettering an spine. Top page ends light soil, text clean. First free page discolored. Binding tight. No marks or tears. Slight age toningVery nice, early edition No jacket ; Illustrations by author are two-thirds of natural size; include 8 color plates &160 b&w drawings. Index, charts Full page color plates include Camellia, Cornus, Helleborus, Crataegus species & more. By author of "The Old Shrub Roses", this book was started many years before the author became known as the rose specialist. ; 220 pages .
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