Category: Gardening | Reading Level: New
The Coastal Garden is essential reading for gardeners and garden designers interested in native plants and wanting to reconnect with their location, using both plant and site knowledge to stimulate design and planting ideas.
Category: Gardening
A beautifully illustrated and endearing part-biography, part-overview of the thinking behind their work... - Sunday Times Garden Book of the Year Character oozes through every pore of the book. - Tim Richardson, Country Life Gloriously illustrated...displays their touches of genius everywhere. The book ...Show more
Category: Gardening
Whatever the size of your garden, this book provides simple, practical advice on the most efficient way to use a limited space to grow healthy organic produce. Includes tips on planting, growing and caring for a wide variety of vegetables, herbs and fruit, including the best available varieties for each ...Show more
Category: Gardening
This book celebrates the endeavours and achievements of women gardeners who are responsible for some of the most-admired gardens within New Zealand. Often starting as a home-based hobby, fitting around child care and other domestic tasks, the gardens developed by the women featured in this book have evo ...Show more
Category: Gardening
It is perfectly possible to enjoy a range of salads throughout the year, provided the garden is kept well tilled and fertilised, ready to replace one season's salad ingredients with the next. Structured around the four seasons, this book describes a range of plants, including herbs and some fruit, with ...Show more
Category: Gardening | Series: Taschen Perpetual Calendar
Botanical bliss Give yourself flowers every day of the year Brighten up your desktop with seasonal blooms Each day you'll encounter a fresh image from Basilius Besler's hand-painted 17th-century engravings of the Garden at Eichstatt in Bavaria, one of the most beautiful gardens in Europe. This is gree ...Show more
Category: Gardening
A beginner s guide to vegetable gardening that includes weekly advice through the growing seasons, for anyone who wants to produce their own food at home. Planning begins in late winter, while the earth is cold and unproductive. Indoors, gardeners getorganized, ready for the warmer weather. With helpful ...Show more
Category: Gardening
As more of us flock to live in the cities, the trend for urban living has inspired Janet Luke to encourage city-dwellers to create productive green growing spaces, no matter how small. It could be a windowsill box with herbs or a pallet garden lining a wall - and the important thing is to enjoy the expe ...Show more
Category: Gardening | Reading Level: General Adult
Roses have been grown in gardens around the world for thousands of years and are still the most popular flower in the world. When you follow Diana Sargeant's advice in All About Roses, you will grow the most gorgeous roses, easily and naturally. Your rose garden will be a place for you to rest, respite ...Show more
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Made Wijaya, Asia's leading landscape designer, shows how the most exuberant tropical plants and design inspirations have a place even in modern gardens. To underline his point, he showcases the works of masters of modern design, from the Americas to Asia and Australia. He also offers concise guidance o ...Show more
Category: Gardening
There are hundreds of plants we can grow for food - many that we've never even heard of. In this must-have new guide to food-bearing plants of all descriptions, Selby Gouldstone profiles familiar and exotic food plants of all varieties, with detailed, easy to follow advice on how and where to plant, how ...Show more
Category: Gardening
Fruit veges can be beautiful as well as tasty! Discover the creative fun you can have designing your own ornamental edible garden. Diana Anthony is well-known to many NZ gardeners, through her best-selling books, The Small Edible Garden and The Edible Garden Planner. Here she describes the design and ...Show more
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