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by John H. Lovell (Author), Lawrence John Connor (Adapted by)
CENTENNIAL EDITION WITH COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
Honey Plants of North America by John H. Lovell is a classic, comprehensive guide to plants valuable for beekeeping, originally published in 1926 and reprinted (1999) by the A. I. Root Company. Reviews describe it as a valuable and timeless resource, especially for hobbyists, based on the detailed information on nectar and pollen production, regional beekeeping potential, and descriptions of hundreds of North American plants. While some of its regional data is outdated, and the photos are in black and white, the core information about these plant-pollinator relationships remains relevant. With this reprint, Wicwas Press LLC has obtained the necessary permissions and has reprinted the first three parts of this classic. The essence of the book remains strong and the addition of color photographs from beekeepers, botanists and nature photographers has resulted in a stunning rework of this classic reference. Readers may obtain the entire original book as a scanned version on the Wicwas website: www.wicwas.com.John Lovell's text is mostly unchanged. A few corrections have been made and Latin names updated. The primary upgrade is the color photography in the popular full-color visual style used by Wicwas Press.Centennial edition reprint in 2026 of 1926 classic beekeeping reference book with new typeface and replacement of black and white photos and illustrations with color photos or images. The author's text is reset but essentially is as written by Lovell with some updating of Latin names of plant species. The final part of the book is not included in the reprint but is available from the website.Book contents: The Structure and Role of the Flower. North American Honey Plants. The Secretion of Nectar. Plants of Little Value to Bee Culture. Pollen-Flowers. Honey-DewDESCRIPTIONS OF PLANTS VALUABLE CHIEFLY FOR POLLENDESCRIPTIONS OF AMERICAN HONEY PLANTS, NORTH OF MEXICO.THE HONEY FLORAS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES, AND GUIDE TO THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR BEEKEEPING (not included in reprint but may be downloaded from website)
Number of Pages: 268
Dimensions: 0.73 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: December 15, 2025
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by John H. Lovell (Author), Lawrence John Connor (Adapted by)
CENTENNIAL EDITION WITH COLOR PHOTOGRAPHS
Honey Plants of North America by John H. Lovell is a classic, comprehensive guide to plants valuable for beekeeping, originally published in 1926 and reprinted (1999) by the A. I. Root Company. Reviews describe it as a valuable and timeless resource, especially for hobbyists, based on the detailed information on nectar and pollen production, regional beekeeping potential, and descriptions of hundreds of North American plants. While some of its regional data is outdated, and the photos are in black and white, the core information about these plant-pollinator relationships remains relevant. With this reprint, Wicwas Press LLC has obtained the necessary permissions and has reprinted the first three parts of this classic. The essence of the book remains strong and the addition of color photographs from beekeepers, botanists and nature photographers has resulted in a stunning rework of this classic reference. Readers may obtain the entire original book as a scanned version on the Wicwas website: www.wicwas.com.John Lovell's text is mostly unchanged. A few corrections have been made and Latin names updated. The primary upgrade is the color photography in the popular full-color visual style used by Wicwas Press.Centennial edition reprint in 2026 of 1926 classic beekeeping reference book with new typeface and replacement of black and white photos and illustrations with color photos or images. The author's text is reset but essentially is as written by Lovell with some updating of Latin names of plant species. The final part of the book is not included in the reprint but is available from the website.Book contents: The Structure and Role of the Flower. North American Honey Plants. The Secretion of Nectar. Plants of Little Value to Bee Culture. Pollen-Flowers. Honey-DewDESCRIPTIONS OF PLANTS VALUABLE CHIEFLY FOR POLLENDESCRIPTIONS OF AMERICAN HONEY PLANTS, NORTH OF MEXICO.THE HONEY FLORAS OF THE DIFFERENT STATES, AND GUIDE TO THE BEST LOCATIONS FOR BEEKEEPING (not included in reprint but may be downloaded from website)
Number of Pages: 268
Dimensions: 0.73 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: December 15, 2025
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