Rome: City of Gardens
£54.95The first book to celebrate the Eternal City’s exquisite gardens, from ancient times to modern day
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Into the Garden
£39.95An exclusive tour of exceptional private gardens, showcasing the best designers and owner-makers today
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Gardens, Annotated
£40.00‘Gardens, Annotated’ is a photographic compendium that puts a magnifying glass up to the design choices of the world’s best garden designers and landscape architects in a simplified, bite-sized way. With chapters on different principles of design, such as focal points, routes, and of course planting, there is a plethora of takeaways to apply to your own garden: discover, for example, how to achieve naturalistic planting schemes or how to use materials to create impact. This is garden design explained for anyone seeking inspiration.
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Collins Gardener’s Bible
£30.00Collins Gardener’s Bible is the sixth title in this stunning and engaging series. It is packed with absolutely everything you need to be an effective, sustainable and fulfilled gardener.
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The Garden
£26.00'Fascinating in its literary focus and magisterial in its sweep, The Garden is a must-have book' SUE STUART SMITH
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The Organic Home
£30.00In The Organic Home, acclaimed interior designer Bee Osborn reveals her secrets to crafting spaces that radiate calm, beauty and balance.
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Architects’ Houses
£69.95Presenting 200 homes around the globe, mid-century to present, Architects’ Houses allows readers to step inside the minds of those who build our world
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The Creative Gardener
£35.00The Creative Gardener showcases 27 beautiful British gardens, each one conceived by an influential creative, brought together in a beautifully curated collection by Stephanie Mahon and John Campbell.
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A Garden Love Story
£40.00What does it take to restore a forgotten English country estate? For more than thirty years, filmmaker Paul Weiland and his wife Caroline have lovingly brought Belcombe Court back to life, transforming an overgrown Georgian estate into one of England's most enchanting gardens.
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Your Flower Year
£12.99Get outside and get ahead with this handy garden planner. This easy-to-use guide is packed with monthly tasks, top tips, and projects for every month of the year. Discover what’s in bloom when, when to sow and plant your favourite flowers, how to keep flowers blooming for longer, and how to look after your plants.
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Plants for Pollinators
£25.00Any outside space can help sustain and increase wildlife, but how can your garden help? Can you choose plants that boost every bit of biodiversity? Which are the very best plants for pollinators? This fully illustrated, curated, seasonal guide tells you which plants to grow to help bring your garden to life. From garden favourites to wildflowers, more than 150 plants are profiled. Each profile includes the plant’s attraction for wildlife, advice on how to care for them, and the best ways to manage growth for pollinators in particular and wildlife more generally. The book also includes a visual guide to the most common pollinators that may visit your garden, including many less familiar species, so that you can spot new visitors and track the increase in biodiversity as you plant for pollinators.
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The Almanac
£14.99Celebrating 10 years of the original and bestselling almanacReconnect with the seasons in Britain and Ireland with this month-by-month guide to the world around us – including tide tables, sunrises and moon phases; wildlife and folklore; seasonal recipes and more.The Almanac: A Seasonal Guide to 2027 gives you the tools and inspiration you need to celebrate, mark and appreciate each month of the year in your own particular way.Divided into the 12 months, a set of tables each month gives it the feel and weight of a traditional almanac, providing practical information that gives access to the outdoors and the seasons, perfect for expeditions, woodland foraging and beach holidays. And it’s the ideal gift!You will find yourself referring to The Almanac all year long, revisiting it again and again, and looking forward to the next edition as the year draws to a close.PRAISE FOR THE ALMANAC:’Lia Leendertz’s classic almanac never fails to delig
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Good Character
£25.00For Stephen and David St. Russell, aka the Renovation Husbands, a home with character is not necessarily old, but one that is created with craft and intention. Follow along in this gorgeous design book as they go room by room, breaking down the process behind every design decision and explaining how each element used can contribute to building character in your home. ‘Good Character’ reveals the power of architectural millwork to make a space more interesting, how the use of bold colours can be impactful in a space, and why mixing of vintage and modern furniture (at every price point) can make all the difference. The Renovation Husbands are here to help you create rooms in your home that make you burst with pride.
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In the Company of Nature
£22.00The story of British luxury interiors brand House of Hackney’s regenerative journey—and what every business and consumer can learn from it.’Creativity with purpose, integrity in action, compassion for people and planet means working with Nature as our partner.’ In the Company of Nature is the story of British interiors brand, House of Hackney’s regenerative journey to put Nature and our Future Generations at the heart of their business. Founded by Frieda Gormley, with her husband Javvy M Royle, Nature had always been their design muse but they came to realize that Nature needed to be even more central to their business – and lives. What started as a design brand became the framework for something far greater: a journey into how beauty, creativity and business itself might serve life, with Nature as its core. The purpose of this book is to demonstrate how a SME (small and
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Eat Your Garden
£26.95“The first book to focus on a style of edible gardening that is lower in effort, higher in style and less demanding of space than the traditional kitchen garden or vegetable plot. Eat Your Garden is a grow-your-own book with a difference: its focus is on edimentals, plants that are both edible and ornamental. They offer a sustainable and beautiful way to grow food in your garden, whether it’s large, urban or a balcony, or in containers. Much like a potager garden, this is a naturalistic, stylish and low-maintenance method of integrating edible plants, largely perennials, within your existing garden, whatever its style and without the need to create a dedicated space. Harry will introduce you to the huge range of plants available, from the familiar to the surprising and lesser known, so you can grow a diverse range of plants that are good to eat, good for biodiversity and good for your health. He’ll guide you on how to plan and design yo