Gardening & Environment Education & Reference Science & Nature
Noxious Weeds of Australia by William Thomas Parsons is the go-to hardcover for gardeners, farmers and conservationists battling invasive plants. First released in 1992 and still sought after, this illustrated reference pinpoints troublesome species across the continent and explains how to control them.
The large-format volume arrives in very good shape, protected by its original dust jacket and packed with clear botanical plates that make identification easy. A hint of foxing on the front endpaper is the only age mark; every other page is crisp, unmarked and tightly bound, free from smoke and shelf wear.
Ideal for young adults and professionals alike, the book merges horticulture, geography and environmental science into one engaging resource. Whether you’re restoring bushland, studying Australian botany or simply want a trustworthy guide for your rural library, Parsons’ authoritative text delivers lasting value.