Color Encyclopedia of Hostas
Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature
The Color Encyclopedia of Hostas by Mike Shadrack and Diana Grenfell is the definitive hardcover reference for shade-garden enthusiasts, offering 408 lavishly illustrated pages that celebrate every nuance of these beloved foliage plants. Published by Timber Press in 2004, this hefty 8½" × 11" volume pairs authoritative botanic detail with garden-worthy advice, making it a go-to guide for young adults and seasoned horticulturists alike.
Hundreds of close-up photos showcase classic cultivars and new introductions in rich color, while concise descriptions clarify size, habit, and landscape use. Together the authors—both respected hosta breeders and photographers—deliver practical tips on soil, pests, companion plantings, and seasonal care, turning botanical knowledge into achievable backyard success.
This well-preserved, smoke-free copy arrives tightly bound with crisp, clean pages and its original dust jacket, ready for repeated browsing beside the potting bench or coffee table. Whether you are planning a serene shade border or simply admire lush leaves, the Color Encyclopedia of Hostas supplies lasting inspiration and dependable reference in one handsome package.
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