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Native gardens in Canberra

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Butler, G. A. J

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Growing native plants, whether by themselves or mixed with exotics, is becoming increasingly popular. A wide range of species can be grown in Canberra and this book tells you how to grow them. Mr Butlers sensible advice dismisses many of the myths about their needs and cultivation and gives much practical information. Mr Butler's work at the National Botanic Gardens in Canberra has given him a unique opportunity to study the growth of native plants in Canberra{u2019}s climate and to pass on this knowledge to the reader.

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