Bromeliads The Connoisseur's Guide by Andrew Steens
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Bromeliads The Connoisseur's Guide

Author: Andrew Steens
Special Features: Illustrated
Condition: In very good condition. Clean and tidy pages. From a smoke free home.

Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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Bromeliads The Connoisseur's Guide by Andrew Steens is the essential 400-page reference for anyone captivated by these striking tropical plants. Published in 2007, this illustrated paperback distils cultivation tips, species profiles and design ideas into one accessible volume that both hobbyist gardeners and serious collectors reach for.

Steens, a respected New Zealand horticulturist, fills every page with practical advice on light, soil, water and pests alongside hundreds of colour photographs that make identification simple. Whether you’re hunting for the perfect tillandsia to mount on driftwood or want to understand how to coax a billbergia into bloom, the book’s clear, step-by-step guidance keeps frustrations low and success rates high.

The generously sized, clean copy offered here comes from a smoke-free home and shows only gentle shelf wear, leaving the pages crisp and the vibrant images unfaded. No inscriptions, ex-library markings, or personalisation—just an uncluttered edition ready to slip onto your gardening shelf or accompany you to the greenhouse.

Ideal for young adults discovering their green thumb or seasoned enthusiasts expanding a collection, this connoisseur’s guide remains a trusted companion in the world of bromeliad care and appreciation.