The Blossoming Bookshelf: 43 Classic Books on Gardens and Plants - The Wild Garden Colour in the flower garden The Pears of New York Cocoa and Chocolate etc

Edward Payson Roe, F. A. Waugh, Thomas Shaw, James O'Brien, Gertrude Jekyll, H. S. Adams, J. G. Wood, Arthur William Knapp, Frederick Boyle, E. T. Cook, L. H. Bailey, W. Robinson, Rose Georgina Kingsley, M. C. Burritt, H. Harold Hume, B. W. Jones, U. P. Hedrick, Rosalind Northcote, M. G. Kains, F. F. Rockwell, Edward Money, Gustavus A. Eisen, William Keane, Henry H. Saylor, Matthew Crawford, Affairs Australia. Department of External, Edith A. Browne, Samuel Arnott, Cyril G. Hopkins, Carl Weschcke, F. M. Hexamer, Albert H. Benson, George Howard Alford, H. S. Coe, Co. R. M. Kellogg, Luke Joseph Doogue, D. A. Compton, Bernice Brilmayer, Alphonse de Candolle

Maison d'édition: e-artnow

Synopsis

The Blossoming Bookshelf: 43 Classic Books on Gardens and Plants is a remarkable anthology that captures the essence of horticultural wisdom through a tapestry of literary voices. Spanning various styles, from poetic musings to meticulous scientific observations, this collection showcases the rich diversity and significance of garden literature. Enthusiasts and scholars alike will find standout pieces that delve into the intricacies of plant cultivation and landscape aesthetics, offering both pragmatic guides and philosophical reflections on the natural world. This anthology serves as a tribute to classic garden writing, contextualizing it within the broader literary heritage in which nature assumes center stage. The contributing authors, an illustrious group of horticulturists, designers, and writers, each bring their unique perspectives and expertise to the anthology. Figures like Gertrude Jekyll and L. H. Bailey offer foundations in garden design and botanical research, while other writers represent diverse historical periods, reflecting evolving gardening practices and philosophies. This collection aligns with various cultural and literary movements, from the Victorian fascination with nature to modern ecological concerns. Collectively, these voices stitch a rich tapestry, enriching the reader's understanding of humanity's enduring relationship with gardens and plants. For those yearning to explore the intertwining paths of humanity and nature, The Blossoming Bookshelf presents a unique opportunity. Within a single volume, readers will uncover a mosaic of ideas and practices that span continents and centuries. This anthology not only offers a wealth of insights but also stimulates a dialogue that transcends time and place. As a treasure trove of inspiration and education, it beckons readers to immerse themselves in its pages, discovering the manifold ways gardens and plants have influenced thought, culture, and the very fabric of life.

Disponible depuis: 04/03/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 2000 pages.

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