Postage and packing: South Africa: R80
All other countries: R105

Print run will be limited to 2000 copies, including Sponsors, Collectors and Presentation copies.

Postage and packing: South Africa: R50
All other countries: R105

The book is extensively illustrated with 41 color plates, 61 drawings by the internationally recognized botanist and botanical artist, John C. Manning, and 85 distribution maps.

This important and long awaited two-volume monograph deals with the soouthern representatives of the fascinating group of succulent plants known as stapeliads. It is the only monograph on the topic published in the last 68 years.

Gary Player needs no introduction as a golfer who has achieved every pinnacle in the game.
This book gives some insight into Gary Player the golfer, family man, fitness fanatic and horse breeder. To produce the book, a photographic record of time spent with Gary Player spanning the Presidents Cup and New Year 2004, the author was generously invited to spend a month with the Player family at home, on the golf course, and at the Player farm. Thus was born In the Presence of Gary Player.

This book is the first account to cover the closely related genera Cotyledon and Tylecodon. It represents information gathered over the past 25 years. Each species is described and illustrated by means of watercolor paintings and habitat photographs of the plants.

The Rev. Lane has attempted to produce a book in which the information is accessible and useful to both novices and experts with two descriptions of each variety: one containing field characteristics for those with little botanical knowledge, and a second more technical and detailed one for those with extensive knowledge of the genus.

The well known husband & wife botanical team also produced the definitive work on ferns of the region in their Southern African Ferns and Fern-Allies (1990).

In "Haworthia Update" Bruce Bayer continues to give readers some insight into the fascinating story of variation in Haworthia.

A shared vision for life and environmental sciences. Providing data of relevance to the World Summit 2002. An anthology of 20 papers presented at the African Renais-Science Conference held in Durban, South Africa 2002.

The extraordinary floristic diversity in southern Africa is not only one of the region's greatest natural assets, but also one of the botanical wonders of the world...

Graham Williamson reveals the secrets of this hauntingly beautiful area. The section on the plants is complemented by over 600 colour pictures. A checklist of more than 1700 plants is also included.

The author Steven Hammer is recognised as being the world expert on the succulent genus Conophytum. The book is the only monograph ever published on the genus. it is well laid out and Steven Hammer's entertaining writing style is well illustrated with photographs of all the species.

This book is the latest revision of the succulent genus Haworthia by Bruce Bayer. The book is illustrated with photographs of both habitat and cultivation illustrating the variation in species between different localities. The text of Bruce Bayer's previous works on Haworthia are included in the book and give a useful reference to the revision of the species.

This is a truly magnificent book of art work illustrating 38 iris species and cultivars. The illustrations are full size hence the size of the book. The quality of the printing and paper is excellent. Each of the 38 art reproductions is supported with a description of the plant and notes on its origin. Both the history of the Iris and the part played in man's history and mythology, from France to the Orient are covered.

This is Volume 1 of a 5 Volume series covering the butterflies of Southern Africa. The book deals with the biology, ecology and conservation of Hesperiidae, Papilionidae and Pieridae of Southern Africa. The book covers in detail the feeding habits, food material, reproduction and distribution of the above species. The feature of the book is that the specimens illustrated are all living butterflies, not pinned specimens.

The title of the book is slightly misleading and does not do full justice to the book, an enormous amount of research has gone into the compilation of this plant list and it is an indispensable reference to succulent enthusiast's in that one can readily find the correct spelling and latest author of the species. This is a complete list of Southern African Succulent Plant names, the first of its kind.