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Unlock the secrets of your garden with this beautiful hardback book featuring insights from renowned authors John Train and Linda Kelly. Filled with 108 pages of wisdom, this guide explores the timeless joys of gardening, emphasizing that 'the love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies.' Immerse yourself in the inspiring selection of literary pieces celebrating the beauty of nature and the art of gardening. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or just starting out, this book offers valuable knowledge and delightful inspiration to transform your outdoor space into a personal paradise. Perfect for flower enthusiasts, landscape lovers, and anyone seeking solace in the garden, this book serves not only as a guide but as a source of peace and fulfillment. Each turn of the page reveals the pleasures that gardens bring, making this hardback edition a cherished addition to any gardener's library. Additionally, the quality hardback format ensures durability for years of enjoyment. Your journey to creating a garden sanctuary starts here. Order now and enjoy regular delivery directly to your door, bringing nature's paradise closer to you!
By Train, John
By Kelly, Linda
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages 108
Publisher Publishers Distribution Ltd
"The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies" Gertrude Jekyll The first garden, we are told, was the Garden of Eden. Perhaps garden lovers have been trying to get back to paradise ever since. For beyond the hard work and disappointments, we have an ideal vision of that we would like our gardens to be: places of beauty and refreshment, which brings us close to nature and where the sheer joy of growing things gives a unique sense of fulfilment. The pleasures of gardens and gardening have been the themes of art and literature since ancient times: here to inspire us, is a selection of choice pieces. AUTHOR: John Train has written hundreds of columns in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, London's Financial Times, and other publications, as well as over 20 books on many subjects. Also a number of amusing little books, including John Train Most Remarkable Names, Most Remarkable Occurences, Wit: The Best Things Ever Said, Love, and others, which have proven to be perennial popular stocking stuffers. He has received several appointments from US Presidents of both parties. He and his wife live in New York and Maine. Linda Kelly's previous books include The Young Romantics, Women of the French Revolution and most recently Holland House: A History of London's most celebrated Salon. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and the Wordsworth Trust. Her husband is the writer Laurence Kelly; they live in London and spend some time in Ireland, where they have a cottag
By Train, John
By Kelly, Linda
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages 108
Publisher Publishers Distribution Ltd
"The love of gardening is a seed once sown that never dies" Gertrude Jekyll The first garden, we are told, was the Garden of Eden. Perhaps garden lovers have been trying to get back to paradise ever since. For beyond the hard work and disappointments, we have an ideal vision of that we would like our gardens to be: places of beauty and refreshment, which brings us close to nature and where the sheer joy of growing things gives a unique sense of fulfilment. The pleasures of gardens and gardening have been the themes of art and literature since ancient times: here to inspire us, is a selection of choice pieces. AUTHOR: John Train has written hundreds of columns in the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, London's Financial Times, and other publications, as well as over 20 books on many subjects. Also a number of amusing little books, including John Train Most Remarkable Names, Most Remarkable Occurences, Wit: The Best Things Ever Said, Love, and others, which have proven to be perennial popular stocking stuffers. He has received several appointments from US Presidents of both parties. He and his wife live in New York and Maine. Linda Kelly's previous books include The Young Romantics, Women of the French Revolution and most recently Holland House: A History of London's most celebrated Salon. She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature and the Wordsworth Trust. Her husband is the writer Laurence Kelly; they live in London and spend some time in Ireland, where they have a cottag