Flower Arranging

The hardcover is in good condition, with the yellow cloth binding showing some minor wear and marks. The spine is firm, and the text block is clean. There is no dust jacket, but the internal pages are well-maintained, indicating careful handling over the years. There are no inscriptions or library markings.

"Flower Arranging" by Joyce Rogers, published by Paul Hamlyn Limited in London, is a definitive guide for enthusiasts and professionals alike. This edition, a fifth impression from 1966, offers a comprehensive look into the art of floral design. Joyce Rogers, a respected authority in the field, provides insights into basic principles, tools, and the personal art of flower arranging. The book covers various aspects, including building up designs, understanding color, and creating arrangements for special occasions. Printed in Czechoslovakia, this edition is a testament to the enduring appeal of Rogers' work. Condition-wise, the hardcover is intact with no dust jacket visible, and the internal pages appear well-preserved. This edition is ideal for collectors and those interested in the historical approach to floral design.