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Wolfgang Kawollek
Sommerblumen [PDF ebook]
Beet-, Balkon- und Herbstzauberpflanzen

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Wenn Sie sich einen Überblick über das Angebot an Beet-, Balkon- und Herbstzauberpflanzen verschaffen möchten, dann ist dieses Buch das richtige für Sie. Das aktuelle Sortiment wird durch kurzgehaltene Beschreibungen mit einem arttypischen Farbbild vorgestellt. Die spezifischen Eigenheiten wie Wuchsform, Pflanzenhöhe, Blütenfarbe, Blütezeit, Verwendung sowie Standortansprüche werden aufgeführt und vermitteln auf übersichtliche Art und Weise ein Maximum an Fachwissen. Ein eigenes Kapitel zur Vermehrung und Anzucht sowie ein weiteres zur Verwendung der Sommerblumen sind Ihnen Hilfe für Ihre praktische Arbeit.

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Wolfgang Kawollek ist ehemaliger Technischer Leiter der Botanischen Lehr- und Versuchsanlagen der Universität Kassel sowie Autor zahlreicher Bücher. Er ist Experte für Aus- und Weiterbildung und Mitautor beim Ulmer Lernportal grün.

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Language German ● Format PDF ● Pages 263 ● ISBN 9783818604516 ● File size 99.0 MB ● Publisher Verlag Eugen Ulmer ● City Stuttgart ● Country DE ● Published 2018 ● Edition 4 ● Downloadable 24 months ● Currency EUR ● ID 6194546 ● Copy protection Social DRM

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