Reviews

"The World of Magnolias," a 260 page hardcover from Timber Press documents the magnolia's history, culture, propagation, and breeding. In addition to many gorgeous full-color photos, the book provides an encyclopedic listing of more than 80 magnolia species.

"The World of Magnolias" is not only a work to stimulate the modern breeder and gardener but also a stunning luxurious contribution to pay a tridute to these top-prized landscape plants. -- Jaroslav Durkovic "Forest Genetics" (03/21/1999)

An encyclopedic book... which will interest any magnolia lover, whether a professional grower, landscaper, or lay person. She points out that magnolias are available in such variety that there are some for almost any situation in any size garden. -- Ruth Kvaalen "Indiana Nursery News" (05/01/1996)

If you lack a good work on magnolias, find a place for Callaway's book on your reference shelf.

It is a tremendous accomplishment. It is a publication that magnolia enthusiasts will be very grateful for.

Perhaps the only book yet written that encompasses all the magnolia species along with their history and care. -- Rebecca Sawyer-Fay "Country Living Gardener" (02/01/1995)

The book is not only a reference compendium on magnolias but a wonderfully readable book on the subject. -- Larrie Sweet "Lafayette Advertiser" (02/06/1995)

This book of international relevance makes a worthy reference for anyone interested in trees and shrubs. -- John T. Gallagher "American Horticulturist" (02/16/1995)

This book...is a welcome addition to the expanding shelf of books devoted to this horticulturally significant and botanically interesting genus. -- Stephen A. Spongberg "Plantsman" (12/01/1995)

This is a dandy reference for gardeners.

This is the most comprehensive book on magnolias available and is a must for every magnolia lover. -- Stephen Pategas "Ornamental Outlook" (06/11/2003)

"The World of Magnolias, a 260 page hardcover from Timber Press documents the magnolia's history, culture, propagation, and breeding. In addition to many gorgeous full-color photos, the book provides an encyclopedic listing of more than 80 magnolia species.