The Biology of Horticulture: An Introductory Textbook 2nd Edition

I'm using it to teach a course with just the objectives as stated by the title, the biology of horticulture. I love the breadth and organization of this book. Excellent choice for a textbook, lots to use and learn from, the kind of book I imagine a student keeping as a reference. So important to find a good useful book nowdays since textbooks are so expensive.

This product was exactly what I expected when I received in in the mail and matched the description on the website

Great product! Gracias!

A quality textbook that gives adequate information and basic knowledge regarding the diverse field of horticulture. Useful for any gardener or person looking to learn the fundamentals of horticultural crop production.

This book is by no means basic as the subtitle "an introductory textbook" states. In fact, this is one of the most detailed, and comprehensive books available on the subject. Covering everything from total plant anatomy all the way to pathology, nutrition, propagation, and beyond, it is an invaluable resource for any hort or botany student. Hobbyists will also find this book invaluably enlightening, as it can help them answer common questions such as why leaves on tomato plants are turning yellow.

I would recommend this to anyone looking to get into Horticulture, Landscape Design or their own backyard with a greater depth of knowledge in the science of plants and their care.

Acceptable condition. Good !

This book works but there is apparently a newer version that the teacher is using. I was also disappointed that we could not get this shipped overnight or second business day. Book was in good condition.