An illustrated anthology of garden writing dedicated to some of the finest female gardeners and a tribute to their contribution to the horticultural world.

The Illustrated Virago Book of Women Gardeners

KELLAWAY, DEBORAH

Literature & Fiction

Virago Press Ltd.

From diggers and weeders, to artists and colourists, writers and dreamers to trend-setters, plantswomen to landscape designers, women have contributed to the world of gardening and gardens. Here Deborah Kellaway, author of The Making of an English Country Garden and Favourite Flowers , has collected extracts from the 18th century to the present day, to create a book that is replete with anecdotes and good-humoured advice. Colette, Margery Fish, Germaine Greer, Eleanor Sinclair Rohde, Vita Sackville-West, Rosemary Verey, Edith Wharton and Dorothy Wordsworth are some of the writers represented in this book.

The Virago Book Of Women Gardeners

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Virago

OCTaVO, , PP.175, THE STORY OF HER GARDEN IN NORFOLK

MAKG ENG COUNTRY GARDN

CHATTO & WINDUS PUB.

A practical gardening guide which is a combination of information and personal anecdote with information on plants, their characteristics and the conditions in which they survive.

MAKING OF ENG CNTRY GARD

RANDOM HOUSE UK

Lots of color photographs. PARTIAL LIST OF KEYWORDS: John Abercrombie; aconitum; monkshood; actaea; baneberryh; adonis; alchemilla mollis; allium aflatunense; alstroemeria; ligtu hybrid; anemone; aquilegia; columbine; Helen Ballard; Barr and Sons; Blackmore and Langdon; Alan Bloom; E. A. Bowles; Bressingham, Norfolk; Mt. Etna broom; bugbane; buttercup; etc, etc.

Clematis and the Ranunculaceae

Trafalgar Square Pub

The plant family that takes its name from that tiresome weed, the buttercup, contains some our best-loved garden flowers. The cheering anemones, marsh marigolds like golden chalices, intricately pleated and spurred columbines, soaring delphinium, mysterious cowl-shaped monkshoods - as well as the clematis in all its glorious forms - are all close relations. These are links too between the vine-like leaves of Japanese anemones, the fennel strands of love-in-a-mist and the ferny foliage of thalictrums. In this book, Deborah Kellaway sets out on a month-by-month exploration of the Ranunculaceae in her garden. She watches the unfolding buds, then picks a bloom and takes it to her kitchen table for a closer look. Through her eyes we examine the intricacies of each plant and quickly learn to spot family likenesses. Each discovery of an unexpected relationship brings with it fresh pleasure. Deborah Kellaway's evocative descriptions of the colours and forms of these favourite plants provide an enticing introduction to gardening for novices, but will also enthral and delight seasoned plantspeople.  Everyone will have their eyes opened a little wider, their enjoyment of gardens deepened by this book. "Clematis and its Family" is also full of practical advice. Deborah Kellaway is as good at conveying the impact of plants in the garden borders as at giving a bee's-eye-view of the flower in close-up. And from her experience of growing these plants herself, she is able to offer sound information about soil, cultivation and care, as well as perceptive ideas on positioning and companion planting.

A Family of Flowers: Clematis and the Ranunculacea

Chrysalis Books

This text is a collection of paintings of flowers by Elizabeth Blackadder. She has painted prolifically a number of common garden flowers. Gardening writer Deborah Kellaway writes on the artist's favourite flowers - irises (the flower for which she is best known), poppies, tulips, lilies and orchids - and she writes shorter essays on hellebores, anemones and wild flowers, as well as the more exotic strelizia and banksia. She also considers the history of each plant and its place in painting and in the garden, as well as supplying brief cultivation notes.

Favourite Flowers

Blackadder, Elizabeth

Arts & Photography

The plant family that takes its name from the buttercup contains some of our best-loved garden flowers. The cheering anemones, marsh marigolds like golden chalices, intricately pleated and spurred columbines, soaring delphinium, mysterious cowl-shaped monkshoods - as well as the clematis in all its glorious forms - are all close relations. There are links, too, between the vine-like leaves of Japanese anemones, the fennel strands of love-in-a-mist and the ferny foliage of thalictrums. Deborah Kellaway sets out on a month-by-month exploration of the ranunculaceae in her garden. She watches the unfolding buds, then picks a bloom and takes it to her kitchen table for a closer look. Through her eyes we examine the intricacies of each plant and should learn to spot family likenesses. This manual also contains practical advice. From her experience of growing these plants, Deborah Kellaway is able to offer information about soil, cultivation and care, as well as ideas on positioning and companion planting.

Clematis: And the Renunculaceae

TRAFALGAR SQUARE +

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