The 'charming paradisiacal mingling of all that was pleasant to the eyes and good for food' that enraptured George Eliot updated for the C21st. Covers topiary, trellises, arbours, habitat, p... read more
A glossy, illustrated abecedarium of matters relating to flowers, with short essays drawing on art, botany, history, biopolitics and social science:from Aesthetics and Anthropocene to Zeitg... read more
LPJ was a philosopher and non-conformist minister who lived in the Vale of Evesham in the late C19th. This is what might now be called an autofictional account of rural life, full of the str... read more
Contributors include Mary-Ann Ochota, Tim Dee, Isabelle Tree, Guy Shrubsole, Richard Mabey, Fiona Reynolds, Zaffar Kunial, Sean Borodale, Corinne Fowler and Helen Mort. To celebrate the cent... read more
A bird identification guide unlike any others, as you'd expect from the duo of authors. Lyrical text and illustrations of 49 endangered species. 'A little bit of bread and no cheese' sings t... read more
A detailed, practical and attractive book, ideal for new gardeners as well as the fairly competent. The author is in the Guinness Book of Records for growing the world's tallest teasel (13 f... read more