Red fern natural history books

I would highly recommend the books published by Red fern natural history! They have a huge selection of carnivorous plant books ranging from nepenthes, to sundews, as well as just all carnivorous plants to specific areas. I’ve bought quite a few and I must say they are definitely worth looking into

http://www.redfernnaturalhistory.com/

I can second this. I own all of the Redfern books and they are great for beginners and experts alike. They are extremely affordable compared to similar books in other hobbies and very easy to read through.

I also agree with the above. I suggest that you buy them via NHBS instead of direct from RedFern to save on shipping (pretty substantial if you are buying more than one book).

Dean said:

I also agree with the above. I suggest that you buy them via NHBS instead of direct from RedFern to save on shipping (pretty substantial if you are buying more than one book).

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I believe Redfern’s website actually has a deal on right now for Christmas, free shipping until January 1st!

Cool. That would be nice, especially so if it is their policy going forward after Christmas.

I agree with everyone here. I have bought all the Red Fern books. They are a must-have for any CP addict. I love the scientific format and succinct information. Red fern now ship through NHBS...so their shipping is better priced.

As a book geek im looking for practical CP books. Does anyone recommend The savage garden? Any other books? Are there any decent e books?

Roger said:

As a book geek im looking for practical CP books. Does anyone recommend The savage garden? Any other books? Are there any decent e books?

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I like it Roger. The new edition is definitely worth adding to your collection. There aren't too many books on cultivation. I think this is definitely a good start point.

Thanks VarunA. I downloaded the kindle version. It takes a long time to get to the point but I'm glad I got it.