The New Book of Salvias by Betsy Clebsch - ISBN: 9781604695106
Paperback
Discover 150 beautiful salvias: Aromatic, picturesque sages for every garden.

The New Book of Salvias

Sages for Every Garden

  • Paperback

    344 pages

  • Release Date

    3 May 2013

Summary

Showcases 150 of the most beautiful, gardenworthy species. Salvia is derived from the Latin word salvare, “to heal,” and for centuries salvias have been valued for their medicinal and culinary qualities. Salvias, commonly known as sages, grow throughout the world. They occur in many forms: perennial, biennial, annual herbs, and evergreen or deciduous shrubs. These amazingly varied plants are also noteworthy for their remarkable resistance to pests and diseases, their drought toleranc…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781604695106
ISBN-10:1604695102
Author:Betsy Clebsch
Publisher:Workman Publishing
Imprint:Timber Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:344
Release Date:3 May 2013
Weight:510g
Dimensions:20mm x 152mm x 229mm
A-Format
B-Format
The New Book of Salvias by Betsy Clebsch - ISBN: 9781604695106
152 × 229 mm
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A4
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What They're Saying

Critics Review

“I discovered from this book that there are medicinal, cold-tolerant, shade-tolerant and water-wise salvias, too.”Lexington Herald-Leader


”[Salvias are] in abundance at many garden centers now; however, I discovered from this book that there are medicinal, cold-tolerant, shade-tolerant and water-wise salvias, too.”

Lexington Herald-Leader

“If anyone might be called ‘the salvia lady, ’ it’s Betsy Clebsch.”

San Diego Union-Tribune

About The Author

Betsy Clebsch

Betsy Clebsch is a noted amateur botanist and horticulturist in Northern California, having made and tended five gardens in Virginia, Texas, and California. Clebsch has participated in a number of plant explorations and regularly exchanges seed and rare plants, particularly salvias, with many botanical gardens.

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