The Big Book of Palms
Palm trees are plants capable of evoking distant paradises, so they are increasingly appreciated and valued to decorate gardens and open spaces. In our country they have become part of the parks and squares of almost every city, becoming in many of them a sign of identity. In addition to being beautiful ornamental elements, they are cultivated for use in the handicraft industry - palm production, for example - and to obtain dates, especially in agricultural systems where good water use is a priority. The palms will beautify in a special way the garden of our house, and will give it a much more welcoming tone.
The author presents in these pages a complete guide of species, with more than fifty cards and all the necessary indications and advice for their cultivation and care; she also tells us about the morphological characteristics of palm trees, the distribution of their habitat in the world, the necessary tasks for their cultivation and the different pests and diseases that can affect them.