books by Whitney Cranshaw (identify ultimate colorado)

books by Whitney Cranshaw

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2 reviews
Whitney Cranshaw, Boris C. Kondratieff

Westcliffe Publishers, 2006

Crenshaw does good work
This is a great reference to have handy. It is also a great book for young people. Our grand-daughter loves it.

Ants in the home (Insect series)
Whitney Cranshaw

Colorado State University Cooperative Extension, 1996

A profusely illustrated storehouse of the funny, the bizarre, and the remarkable. It examines the various historical viewpoints of physicians-the doctor as image-maker and healer, the afflictions that defeated him, the quackeries that deluded him, and the social conditions that shaped his patients.

Garden Insects of North America: The Ultimate Guide to Backyard Bugs (Princeton Field Guides)

34 reviews
Whitney Cranshaw

Princeton University Press, 2004

a good reference for the gardener
I had this book for about three days when a flock of bugs turned up in my back yard. I looked them up in the book; read what they eat and decided nothing needed to be done. A good book for the home gardener, who should not spread poisonous insecticides indiscriminately.

Insects and Diseases of Woody Plants of the Central Rockies

3 reviews
Whitney Cranshaw, David Leatherman, ...

Colorado State University Publications & Prin, 2003

Best Reference for Denver Gardeners
This book was suggested by our arborist, Norm Fairow. It has excellent photography, is easy to read, comprehensive text and clearly explains the steps to eradicate or control a disease on garden plants. While looking at some of the photos, I'm eager for spring to see if my plant leaves are healthy or infected. Since it is winter, I have many chores to perform to control diseases that are ...