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Edwardian botanist Ernest Wilson was the foremost plant collector of his generation, singlehandedly responsible for introducing more than one thousand plant species to Western gardens, many of them collected during his extensive travels in China. "Wilson's China" draws on Wilson's writings and the authors' own travels in the wild areas of China today to deliver a fascinating account of the pioneering botanist's travels and adventures. Armed wi...

In October 1987, a great storm drove in from the English Channel, devastating the southeastern counties of the British Isles. Illustrated with color maps and photographs, this travelogue is suitable for travellers, plant-lovers and those with an interest in the rich diversity of flora of the Far East.