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Australia boasts a remarkably rich indigenous flora, yet until now, climbing, twining, and trailing plants have been largely overlooked in horticultural literature. Australian Climbing Plants masterfully addresses this gap, serving as an essential field guide and reference for botanists, landscape planners, and home gardeners alike. This beautifully illustrated volume introduces readers to the astonishing range and diversity of Australian climbers, documenting approximately 250 species—many captured in print for the first time.
Authors David L. Jones and Bruce Gray offer expert insight into the ecology, identification, and propagation of these plants. Beyond mere identification, the book explores the aesthetic and practical potential of climbers, encouraging their integration into gardens as vibrant, living features. From the delicate, apricot-hued blooms of the Orange Bell-Climber to the vigorous, woody vines of the rainforest, this work celebrates the unique beauty of these often-underestimated species. Whether you are a professional horticulturalist or a passionate gardener, this informative and visually inspiring guide provides the knowledge required to successfully cultivate and appreciate these versatile plants, enriching your connection to the Australian landscape.
Used (good, see images, minor dust jacket wear, sticker on initial page, and some initial pages marking) Hardcover ISBN 0589072218
