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100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names Diana Wells 1997 First Edition
100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names Diana Wells 1997 First Edition
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Discover the fascinating stories behind one hundred popular flowers in "100 Flowers and How They Got Their Names" by Diana Wells, illustrated by Ippy Patterson. Published in 1997 by Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, this first edition volume explores the myths, legends, and history behind beloved garden favorites such as the Rose, Forsythia, Water Lily, Datura, Nasturtium, Chrysanthemum, and Acanthus.
With detailed illustrations and engaging narratives, this book delves into horticultural history, etymology, and folklore, revealing surprising facts about the origins of flower names and their significance in culture and history. A perfect addition for gardening enthusiasts, history buffs, and collectors, this work offers a unique blend of botanical knowledge and storytelling that brings the language of flowers to life.
With detailed illustrations and engaging narratives, this book delves into horticultural history, etymology, and folklore, revealing surprising facts about the origins of flower names and their significance in culture and history. A perfect addition for gardening enthusiasts, history buffs, and collectors, this work offers a unique blend of botanical knowledge and storytelling that brings the language of flowers to life.
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