Paperback: 176 pages Publisher: Claitor's Publishing Division (January 1, 1958)

Flowers Native to the Deep South

Caroline Dormon

Claitor's Publishing Division

<p>There have been books on wild flowers for the garden, but this one is different. The author lists trees, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, and tells where they can be grown. What is just as important, she tells where they can not be grown successfully. There are many warnings to save the would-be grower from pitfalls and heartaches. In separate chapters, she describes type localities and suggests plants for each. Flowers and trees for the different seasons are recommended.</p>

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Throughout a long life, Caroline Dormon has lived on intimate terms with birds. By close observation she learned many of their secrets. Only by constant watching can one come to know their odd habits and charming ways.Since early childhood she has climbed trees to study the beautiful eggs of birds.For many years Miss Dormon has lived at Briarwood, a hundred-and-twenty acre tract of forest with running streams and a pond. Here she observes the birds all day long, and in these bird chats she tells of many unusual facts that she has learned.Over a period of years, these sketches originally appeared as monthly articles in the Sunday Magazine of the Shreveport Times.

Bird Talk (Paperbound)

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Flowers Native to the Deep South

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