Secondhand Garden & Botany Bargain Book Box SP4170

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Secondhand Garden & Botany Bargain Book Box SP4170

Australian natives, Japanese design, ferns, bonsai, rhododendrons and roses: eighteen gardening and botany books, nearly all hardback. Grow What Where, the Edna Walling Book of Australian Garden Design and Gertrude Jekyll’s roses sit next to Brian Capon’s Botany for Gardeners and the RHS colour dictionary.

  1. Painting the Roses White: A Gardener’s Journey — Barbara Wenzel — An Australian gardener’s memoir of building a garden from nothing. Hardback.
  2. A Guide to Rhododendrons — Kenneth Cox — Choosing, planting, propagation and training, from the Scottish nursery family who know them best.
  3. Grow What Where — Australian Plant Study Group — 2,300 Australian native plants indexed by situation and problem area. The native-garden reference.
  4. The Edna Walling Book of Australian Garden Design — Edna Walling — The designer who shaped Australian gardens in the twentieth century, in her own words and plans.
  5. All About Australian Bush Gardens — Betty Maloney, Jean Walker & Barbara Mullins — The classic 1970s guide to the natural bush garden.
  6. Ferns, Fern Allies & Conifers of Australia — H.T. Clifford & J. Constantine — A botanical reference with line drawings.
  7. Ferns for the Home and Garden — Gillean Dunk — Growing and identifying ferns indoors and out.
  8. Japanese Garden Design — Marc P. Keane — The principles behind the raked gravel and the borrowed view, from a Kyoto-based designer. Large hardback.
  9. Serene Gardens — Yoko Kawaguchi — Creating Japanese design and detail in a western garden. Practical and photographed.
  10. Australian Vegetation, Second Edition — ed. R.H. Groves — The academic reference on Australian plant communities. Cambridge.
  11. Plant Survival: Adapting to a Hostile World — Brian Capon — How plants cope with drought, cold, salt and being eaten.
  12. Bonsai — Harry Tomlinson — DK Pocket Encyclopedia: species, styles and techniques.
  13. The Colour Dictionary of Garden Plants — Roy Hay & Patrick M. Synge — 2,048 colour illustrations, published with the RHS. The old standard.
  14. Botany for Gardeners — Brian Capon — How plants work, for people who grow them. The book garden courses set.
  15. Wildflowers & Plants of Inland Australia — Anne Urban — Field guide to the arid interior, with Sturt’s desert pea on the cover.
  16. Roses for English Gardens — Gertrude Jekyll & Edward Mawley — The 1902 classic, introduced and revised by Graham Stuart Thomas. Penguin.
  17. Australian Pond and Stream Life — John Child — Periwinkle guide to freshwater creatures.
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Secondhand Garden & Botany Bargain Book Box SP4170

Australian natives, Japanese design, ferns, bonsai, rhododendrons and roses: eighteen gardening and botany books, nearly all hardback. Grow What Where, the Edna Walling Book of Australian Garden Design and Gertrude Jekyll’s roses sit next to Brian Capon’s Botany for Gardeners and the RHS colour dictionary.

  1. Painting the Roses White: A Gardener’s Journey — Barbara Wenzel — An Australian gardener’s memoir of building a garden from nothing. Hardback.
  2. A Guide to Rhododendrons — Kenneth Cox — Choosing, planting, propagation and training, from the Scottish nursery family who know them best.
  3. Grow What Where — Australian Plant Study Group — 2,300 Australian native plants indexed by situation and problem area. The native-garden reference.
  4. The Edna Walling Book of Australian Garden Design — Edna Walling — The designer who shaped Australian gardens in the twentieth century, in her own words and plans.
  5. All About Australian Bush Gardens — Betty Maloney, Jean Walker & Barbara Mullins — The classic 1970s guide to the natural bush garden.
  6. Ferns, Fern Allies & Conifers of Australia — H.T. Clifford & J. Constantine — A botanical reference with line drawings.
  7. Ferns for the Home and Garden — Gillean Dunk — Growing and identifying ferns indoors and out.
  8. Japanese Garden Design — Marc P. Keane — The principles behind the raked gravel and the borrowed view, from a Kyoto-based designer. Large hardback.
  9. Serene Gardens — Yoko Kawaguchi — Creating Japanese design and detail in a western garden. Practical and photographed.
  10. Australian Vegetation, Second Edition — ed. R.H. Groves — The academic reference on Australian plant communities. Cambridge.
  11. Plant Survival: Adapting to a Hostile World — Brian Capon — How plants cope with drought, cold, salt and being eaten.
  12. Bonsai — Harry Tomlinson — DK Pocket Encyclopedia: species, styles and techniques.
  13. The Colour Dictionary of Garden Plants — Roy Hay & Patrick M. Synge — 2,048 colour illustrations, published with the RHS. The old standard.
  14. Botany for Gardeners — Brian Capon — How plants work, for people who grow them. The book garden courses set.
  15. Wildflowers & Plants of Inland Australia — Anne Urban — Field guide to the arid interior, with Sturt’s desert pea on the cover.
  16. Roses for English Gardens — Gertrude Jekyll & Edward Mawley — The 1902 classic, introduced and revised by Graham Stuart Thomas. Penguin.
  17. Australian Pond and Stream Life — John Child — Periwinkle guide to freshwater creatures.