The English Gardener's Garden
The ultimate celebration of England's most beautiful gardens, showcasing their enduring appeal, from historic masterpieces to today's individual creations.
The English Gardeners' Garden spans seven centuries and highlights more than 60 of England's finest gardens. Adapted from Phaidon's best-selling The Gardeners' Garden, updated and organised geographically by county, the selection ranges from formal Renaissance gardens, 20th-century Arts and Crafts herbaceous gardens, to artistic creations and healing gardens by contemporary designers.
Each entry is illustrated with sumptuous photographs and features concise text detailing the historical and stylistic significance of the garden and that of its designer, patron or creator, creating a beautiful and user-friendly introduction for garden designers and enthusiasts alike.
An invaluable resource for those seeking garden design and planting inspiration, and the ideal gift for garden lovers, this book showcases the enduring appeal of the English garden and features gardens by both historical figures and leading contemporary designers - Gertrude Jekyll, Sarah Price, William Robinson and Tom Stuart-Smith, to name a few. Featuring historic national treasures such as Sissinghurst Castle Garden and Capability Brown's Blenheim Palace, alongside contemporary examples such as Dan Pearson's Lowther Castle and Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage, The English Gardener's Garden is an accessible overview of over 60 iconic and influential English gardens from the 16th century to the present day, including all types of garden including formal parterres, country gardens, botanical and urban gardens.
A valuable resource for those seeking inspiration on garden design and planting and the ideal gift for garden lovers.
The ultimate celebration of England's most beautiful gardens, showcasing their enduring appeal, from historic masterpieces to today's individual creations.
The English Gardeners' Garden spans seven centuries and highlights more than 60 of England's finest gardens. Adapted from Phaidon's best-selling The Gardeners' Garden, updated and organised geographically by county, the selection ranges from formal Renaissance gardens, 20th-century Arts and Crafts herbaceous gardens, to artistic creations and healing gardens by contemporary designers.
Each entry is illustrated with sumptuous photographs and features concise text detailing the historical and stylistic significance of the garden and that of its designer, patron or creator, creating a beautiful and user-friendly introduction for garden designers and enthusiasts alike.
An invaluable resource for those seeking garden design and planting inspiration, and the ideal gift for garden lovers, this book showcases the enduring appeal of the English garden and features gardens by both historical figures and leading contemporary designers - Gertrude Jekyll, Sarah Price, William Robinson and Tom Stuart-Smith, to name a few. Featuring historic national treasures such as Sissinghurst Castle Garden and Capability Brown's Blenheim Palace, alongside contemporary examples such as Dan Pearson's Lowther Castle and Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage, The English Gardener's Garden is an accessible overview of over 60 iconic and influential English gardens from the 16th century to the present day, including all types of garden including formal parterres, country gardens, botanical and urban gardens.
A valuable resource for those seeking inspiration on garden design and planting and the ideal gift for garden lovers.
39.95 EUR
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The English Gardener's Garden
39.95 EUR
The ultimate celebration of England's most beautiful gardens, showcasing their enduring appeal, from historic masterpieces to today's individual creations.
The English Gardeners' Garden spans seven centuries and highlights more than 60 of England's finest gardens. Adapted from Phaidon's best-selling The Gardeners' Garden, updated and organised geographically by county, the selection ranges from formal Renaissance gardens, 20th-century Arts and Crafts herbaceous gardens, to artistic creations and healing gardens by contemporary designers.
Each entry is illustrated with sumptuous photographs and features concise text detailing the historical and stylistic significance of the garden and that of its designer, patron or creator, creating a beautiful and user-friendly introduction for garden designers and enthusiasts alike.
An invaluable resource for those seeking garden design and planting inspiration, and the ideal gift for garden lovers, this book showcases the enduring appeal of the English garden and features gardens by both historical figures and leading contemporary designers - Gertrude Jekyll, Sarah Price, William Robinson and Tom Stuart-Smith, to name a few. Featuring historic national treasures such as Sissinghurst Castle Garden and Capability Brown's Blenheim Palace, alongside contemporary examples such as Dan Pearson's Lowther Castle and Derek Jarman's Prospect Cottage, The English Gardener's Garden is an accessible overview of over 60 iconic and influential English gardens from the 16th century to the present day, including all types of garden including formal parterres, country gardens, botanical and urban gardens.
A valuable resource for those seeking inspiration on garden design and planting and the ideal gift for garden lovers.
product.book.pages
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product.book.dimensions