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Brings together the sharp wit and the straight-talking wisdom of the man widely credited as the inventor of the modern garden

A rich family record illustrated with stunning photographs, from 1840 onwards

Turn your outdoor space into a beautiful retreat (and bring some beauty indoors)

A stunning photographic guide to London's best vintage shops

The houseplant is undergoing a renaissance in popularity - this revised and updated edition of Catherine Horwood's fascinating history will delight lovers of indoor plants

A photographic record of the gardens at Great Dixter, past and present

An updated and expanded edition of the acclaimed Head Gardeners - winner of the Garden Media Guild Inspirational Book of the Year Award

Rebecca John describes her journey towards becoming a botanical painter

A step-by-step guide to creating embroidered wool applique designs, with 300 colour photos.

The dachshund: bold, curious, and compact - a dog-and-a-half full of character

A personal memoir about a journey to veganism, revealing the potential of veganism for health benefit and planetary change.

A selection of Anne Scott-James's "Sunday Express" columns from 1953 to 1957, with commentary by her daughter, Clare Hastings. Provides a fascinating insight into the life of the first female star of Fleet Street.

The modern-day culture of plant hunting across the work of such adventurers as Mikinori Ogisu, Dan Hinkley, Ed de Vogel and Claire Scobie is cast in an exciting and storied light by biologist Sandy Primrose.

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An updated, expanded edition of Kim Wilkie's influential book on the cultivation of sustainable and healthy public and private landscapes, including new projects such as Wilkie's designs for the grounds of the Natural History Museum.

Plantswoman Isabel Bannerman gives an account of a year's progress in the garden with an emphasis on the scents of the plants. Illustrated attractively throughout. Foreword from Richard E. Grant.

A visually immersive record of a property which stands uniquely in twentieth-century British architecture.

A behind-the-scenes journey into the seldom seen private garden at the Rothschild family's home in Eythrope in Buckinghamshire.

The houses that shaped Virginia Woolf's experiences and that she left her aesthetic mark on are taken stock of, from childhood to the Bloomsbury Group era. Foreword from Cecil Woolf, nephew of Leonard.

The author of "Seeking New York" gives impeccably researched guidance on the most notable architecture of Chicago.