Books on Dried Flowers

[basketcase]

I've tried the search engine and didn't come up with anything here and I googled and came up with MILLIONS of entries.

Can anyone recommend a good, basic book that tells you what to dry, when and how to dry it and what you can use it for?

Please?

[Two_Sheds]

not my kind of thing, but Amazon has several suggestions, with reviews. This one got a v.good review (albeit from one customer).

and this one gets 5/5 from four customers

[Seahorse]

Not really my thing either, so I can't make any specific recommendations but I see LOADS of this kind of book in the charity shops. Might be worth a pootle round any you have locally before investing in a brand new volume?

[basketcase]

Well I don't know if it's my sort of thing either , but thought I'd give it a try!

Now that I'm going to be able to grow flowers, I can indulge the fact that I love cut flowers but find them too expensive. But there's winter...

So I thought "Why not try growing flowers to dry and arrange?" But there are so many books out there that I wondered if there was a grape who knew a good 'un.

Charity shops is an excellent idea! And thanks for the links, TS.