Hello,
Piante Grasse is the first Journal printed in Italy: born in 1979, quaterly (plus a Yearbook), since decades it’s one of the most important Journals dedicated to the world of succulent plants.
Since 2012, Piante Grasse changes Redaction (I'm the new Editor) and graphic layout, and it's now printed in English language.
Please visit the following website to take a look at the Journal:
http://www.piantegrassejournal.it
In this issue (1/2012):
- The description of a new subspecies of Turbinicarpus viereckii: T. viereckii subsp. reconditus;
- What's the best way to grow succulent Asclepiadaceae? Here's the answer;
- Lobivia (Echinopsis) ferox;
- Dasylirion in the garden, advice for soil cultivation;
- a new column dedicated to Houseleeks, S. calcareum is the protagonist of this issue;
- Photographic column, advice for "succulent" photographer;
- "The grower's notebook", the new column dedicated to succulent cultivation.
For any question, email to redazione.piantegrasse@aias.info
Piante Grasse Journal is distributed for the US by http://www.Exoticplantbooks.com.
Davide
Piante Grasse Journal is now in English
Re: Piante Grasse Journal is now in English
Excellent journal! It will be great with you as editor, Davide.
peterb
peterb
Zone 9
Re: Piante Grasse Journal is now in English
This is definitely a high-quality work from the preview I've seen.
What's more is that the "Yearbook" is a very nice book for anyone's library, unlike most yearbooks, which are mostly just like another journal issue.
What's more is that the "Yearbook" is a very nice book for anyone's library, unlike most yearbooks, which are mostly just like another journal issue.
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