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Gardeners Encounters with Exceptional People - Diana Ross has put together a delightful compendium of essays based on meetings with some of our greatest gardeners. This is a book about people and why they like gardening and plants. As Country Life says this is 'a book to be read' and when gardening all but comes to a standstill during the winter months, find out what makes Roy Lancaster, Lady Salisbury, Thomas Pakenham and Beth Chatto tick. Those interviewed represent a good cross-section of devoted gardeners, whether famous horticulturalists and designers to the plain devoted.
Frances Lincoln: £14.99


Joe's Urban Garden Handbook - Many will know Joe Swift from the BBC's Gardeners' World where he is a presenter. Not surprisingly, he is an expert on gardening and garden design. What better book then to turn to when you want to breathe new life into your urban space and even if it's the size of a postage stamp, you'll be suprised at what you can achieve. Simple backyards can be transformed into Mediterranean looking enclaves, a balcony into an area for serving drinks. Swift uses case studies to impart his professional secrets and expertise, helping you solve design dilemmas.
amazon: £10 (rrp: £20)
Two good books for gardeners.
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