Wood and Garden (Barnes & Noble Digital Library): Notes and Thoughts, Practical and Critical, of a Working Amateur
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In Wood and Garden, Gertude Jekyll’s first book, she writes, “For the love of gardening is a seed that once sown never dies, but always grows and grows to an enduring and ever-increasing source of happiness.” Written as a gardening calendar, this seminal work reveals her personal approach to planting a garden, which revolutionized Edwardian horticultural thinking.
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6 min readTHE JOY OF The Blank Page The English GardenArticle
THE JOY OF The Blank Page
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5 min readThe Great & THE GOOD The English GardenArticle
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4 min readOff The Shelf Outdoor DesignArticle
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7 min readGardening GRANDE DAMES Woman's WeeklyArticle
Gardening GRANDE DAMES
Mar 25, 2020
With their innovative approaches to horticulture and design, three gardening pioneers changed everything. Here, we look at their distinctive styles... Born into an aristocratic family, Vita Sackville-West was an untamed spirit in an age of strict co
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3 min readPainting with Perennials Amateur GardeningArticle
Painting with Perennials
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1 min readTea with Miss Jekyll Country LifeArticle
Tea with Miss Jekyll
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3 min readHeroines of HORTICULTURE The Gardener MagazineArticle
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AUTHOR, DESIGNER AND PLANTSWOMAN Vita Sackville-West was born into aristocracy, the only daughter of a baron. She was brought up at Knole in Kent and began writing poetry from an early age. She was a rebellious, stubborn, and eccentric young adult to
2 min readFine ARTS The English GardenArticle
Fine ARTS
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4 min readAn Educated Pair The English GardenArticle
An Educated Pair
Oct 9, 2019
5 min readThe Forgotten Garden Bloom Magazine UKArticle
The Forgotten Garden
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1 min readGardens Through Time Reader's Digest UKArticle
Gardens Through Time
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4 min readDowntools Gardens Illustrated MagazineArticle
Downtools
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Downtools
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6 min readLearning Curves Country StyleArticle
Learning Curves
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3 min readThe Ultimate COLLECTION The English GardenArticle
The Ultimate COLLECTION
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5 min readGood Sense In Spades Country LifeArticle
Good Sense In Spades
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4 min readAhead Of Her Time Gardens Illustrated MagazineArticle
Ahead Of Her Time
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4 min readA New Chapter Gardens Illustrated MagazineArticle
A New Chapter
Feb 1, 2022
3 min readA Life In Colour BBC Countryfile MagazineArticle
A Life In Colour
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5 min readGARDENS In Time Period LivingArticle
GARDENS In Time
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4 min readThe Reviewer The English GardenArticle
The Reviewer
Nov 6, 2019
When is a weed not a weed? That is the perennial question. Foxgloves, snapdragons, forget-me-nots and primroses all have decorative function but given half a chance will quickly consume more than their allotted space. Others, like Japanese knotweed,
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Reviews for Wood and Garden (Barnes & Noble Digital Library)
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