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The Plant Parts series by Vijaya Khisty Bodach is a collection of six books addressing plant morphology. Each book is dedicated to a single topic. The topics Bodach writes about are roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruit, and seeds. Each book in the series follows the same format, so a pattern emerges that unites the books [...]

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Billy Showell is known for her attention to detail and the wonderful step-by-step instruction she provides in her books. When Billy published Watercolor Flower Portraits and Watercolor Fruit & Vegetable Portraits, she created instructional DVDs to go with each book. Billy’s Watercolor Flower Portraits DVD and Watercolor Fruit & Vegetable Portraits DVD are now available [...]

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When Robin Brickman graduated from Bennington College with a degree in graphic arts and botany, she began her career as a freelance illustrator of magazines, trade books and textbooks, medical illustrations, and even postage stamps. When she had children of her own, she turned her attention to children’s picture books and how they were illustrated. [...]

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The Art of Botanical Painting Only 4 copies remain! Lessons in botanical art by members of the Society of Botanical Artists in the UK. Sale $19.95 (reg. $29.95) Table of Contents Chapter 1 – Introduction Chapter 2 – Materials Chapter 3 – Plant Anatomy for a Painter Chapter 4 – Drawing Techniques Chapter 5 – [...]

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Yours for the taking!$5 each Moleskine Pocket Sketchbook Moleskine Pocket Watercolor Notebook

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“Ask The Artist” goes live next week and this is very exciting. If you haven’t signed up yet for this event, please consider doing so. The book Botany for the Artist is a treat. Sarah’s live presentation will make the book extra special as you will be able to bundle it with memories of learning [...]

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Many of you are gardeners and are probably familiar with Botany for Gardeners by Brian Capon. In his book, Capon turns a lot of the concepts and terminology from botany into easily digestible bits of information. What Capon did for gardeners, Sarah Simblet has done for artists. Botany for the Artist is a wonderful blend [...]

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Tillandsia II was written by Paul T. Isley III, one of the co-founders of Rainforest Flora, Inc.. This book is a continuation of Isley’s Tillandsia that was published in 1987. It features updated nomenclature, wonderful color photographs, and a chapter dedicated to Tillandsia hybrids developed over the past 22 years. The plants in this book [...]

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Paradise Under Glass: An Amateur Creates a Conservatory Garden is the true story of an award-winning author’s transformation into an avid gardener after a spontaneous visit to the U.S. Botanic Garden Conservatory in Washington, DC during a time marked by personal loss and midlife changes. Ruth Kassinger shares the ups and downs of her journey [...]

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The L.A. Garden Show will be held next week at the Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden. There will be eco-gardening ideas, garden tours, garden chats, activities for children, a bustling marketplace, and the unveiling of the new Permasphere. There will also be botanical art. Lots of it. Members of the Botanical Artists Guild [...]

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Two summers ago, Wendy Hollender picked strawberries near the home of a fellow botanical artist. She immediately fell in love with farming and everything associated with connecting with the land and growing fruit and vegetables. Back home in Manhattan, Wendy kept having visions of a country farm where she could work the land, teach botanical [...]

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Today is the last day of National Environmental Education Week. Celebrate EE Week through the weekend with ArtPlantae Books at the Green Scene Garden Show. We’re there today and tomorrow from 10 AM – 4 PM. Pick up a brochure about TheMulch.com to learn more about this resource for gardeners. View and purchase complete sets [...]

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