THIS IS AN EXCELLENT BOOK ON CITRUS. THE ILLUSTRATIONS,PICTURES AND OVERALL PRESENTATION MAKES FOR QUICK AND PLEASANT READING. I HAVE MORE THAN 15 CITRUS VARIETIES IN MY FLORIDA GARDEN AND AM ALWAYS INTERESTED IN INDULGING THEM WITH THE BEST CARE POSSIBLE. THIS BOOK PROVIDES STRAIGHTFORWARD ANSWERS TO DISEASES, FERTILISERS, INSECT CONTROL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO FIND IN SEVERAL OTHER BOOKS I HAVE. THIS BOOK ALSO COVERS ALL THE COMMON CITRUS VARIETIES AVAILABLE. THE FIRST TIME HOME GARDENER INTERESTED IN ORANGES AND OTHER CITRUS WILL FIND ALL THE INFORMATION HE NEEDS TO GET GOING AND KEEP GOING!

This is a cool and bright way to carry around your brag-shots. It's convenient enough to carry around, yet sophisticated enough to show anyone what you're so excited about. The cover itself makes you want to look inside to see what the fun is all about.

One of the most richly illustrated book Ive ever found forthose who collect citrus crate labels. Strongly recommend adding toyour library!

As a citrus grower, I enjoyed this book very much. This is a great book for the label collector. The illustrations are beautiful. I liked the fact that a value was placed for each label. It gave me an idea of what my collection was worth. I do wish there was a bit more history about the packing houses and the artists who designed the labels.

Practical guide to making petal-point pictures, tray decorations, paperweights, calendars, memory pictures, samplers, citrus skin decorations and seed mosaics. Covers framing, backgrounds, mounting, designing, and more. 8 color illustrations, 51 black and white photographs and 15 how-to drawings. 228 pages hardcover

All about Florida's citrus and all the history of Florida citru

I wouldn't really recommend this book to anyone, particularly if you have ever done any other sort of gardening. The entire book can be summed up in a couple of sentences - Put the seeds in some dirt and keep them watered. The end.

It can be charming at times, as Perper often waxes poetic about the joys of fresh fruits, how nice it is to smell the aromatic leaves of a lime tree, etc., etc. But, unless you really go for Reader's Digest sweety-sweet stuff, or you've never gardened before and need reassurance about how easy it is, I wouldn't pay more than 25 cents at the used bookstore bargain bin for this one.