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Illustrated with beautiful period botanical watercolours and vibrant photographs The Secrets of Great Botanists delves into the lives of 35 revolutionary botanists driven by an insatiable desire to learn and discover, so that we might benefit from improved crops, medicines or gardens, showing what ordinary gardeners can learn from their legacies.

(Paperback, Illustrated edition)

Following the theme of gardens created around rivers and waterways, Trisha Dixon journeys to many special places. The words of Miles Franklin, Hardy Wilson, Louisa Meredith and Sunday Reed, to name a few, are inspired by the gardens of Brindabella Station, Brownlow Hill, Coolringdon Station, Cambria and Heide, among many others.

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This handsomely bound book in the '150' series showcases the most beautiful gardens in the world, renowned for their exceptional flora, imaginative designs, and inspiring locations.

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This lavish book highlights a selection of the wonderful illustrations held in the archive of The Florilegium Society at Sheffield Botanical Gardens.

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Enter the garden paradise of Marjorie Merriweather Post's Washington, D.C., estate in this first book on the history and design of the remarkable grounds.

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A visual celebration of Black women and their gardens, filled with inspiration, stories, and the healing magic of gardening, based on the popular Instagram account BlackGirlsGardening.

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The appeal of English gardens is beautifully realised by Clive Nichols one of Europe's finest photographers. His is a world filled with overflowing herbaceous borders, burgeoning kitchen gardens and emerald-green topiary. Gardens include Emma Keswick's at Rockcliffe Hall, Julianne Fernandez's at Tyger Barn and Piet Oudolf's at Hauser and Wirth.

(Hardback)

The New York City treasure, newly photographed, is revealed as garden in the city, repository for memory, and a place for repose, inspiration, and delight.

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The inspiring private gardens of celebrated fashion and design tastemakers, and how these beautiful sanctuaries have influenced their creative work.

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Showcases the exquisite natural beauty of more than 20 quintessentially Japanese gardens - big and small, urban and rural, traditional and contemporary. This book explains the essential elements and techniques that distinguish Japanese gardens from those of other countries.

(Paperback, New edition)

This extensive guidebook helps readers discover Kew's many greenhouses, landscapes, and exhibits while exploring both the scientific and the artistic sides of the gardens

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A beautifully illustrated celebration of Stourhead, featuring the legendary Georgian landscape garden in glorious autumn colour with essays by head gardener Alan Power.

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Kews Grade 1 listed Temperate House is the worlds largest surviving Victorian glasshouse and the reopening in May 2018 will mark its 155th anniversary.

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Rousham in Oxfordshire was one of the first landscape gardens created in England by William Kent in the 1730s. It is still one of the most influential, and has inspired landscape architects, garden designers and garden lovers worldwide. To Monty Don 'it is the greatest masterpiece of English gardening - a flawless work of genius.'

(Paperback)

The Hive at Kew is a beautifully illustrated celebration of this immersive, multi-sensory experience.

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From AD100 landscape architect Edmund Hollander, a collection of spectacular projects celebrating the way we live outdoors, from pastoral retreats to seaside escapes to rooftop refuges.

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The essential guide to Kew's beautiful Sussex estate Wakehurst Place, brimming with rare and extraordinary plants from around the temperate world.

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This is a detailed guide to many of the most attractive gardens in Southern Englands unspoilt High Weald.