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Christopher Lloyd - A Well-Tempered Garden (2nd Hand Paperback)
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Synopsis
A timeless gardening classic by Christopher Lloyd, one of Britain's most highly respected plantsmen, updated for the 21st Century.
With a new foreword by Anna Pavord.
This is a classic work by a gardener who combines a passionate love of his subject with a critical intelligence and a good helping of wit.
The Well-Tempered Garden is packed with the sort of information keen gardeners crave - from planting, weeding and the pleasures of propagation to annuals, water lilies and vegetables.
Hailed as a masterpiece when it was first published, The Well-Tempered Garden is as fresh, enlightening and necessary for gardeners in the 21st Century as it was when it first appeared more than 40 years ago.
Details
- Format : Larger 2nd Hand Paperback
- Condition : As New
- Category : Non-Fiction - Home & Garden
- Published : 1970 (This Edition 2014 - Weidenfeld & Nicolson)
- ISBN : 9781780227825
- SKU : B002025
- PPC : SP550gm
- RRP : £16.99
- Quantity Available : 1 only.
External Reviews
". . . the gardening classic . . ." - Carol Klein.
"By far, the best gardening book I’ve ever purchased. It answered questions I didn’t even know I had. I highly recommend and advise anyone who’s thinking of starting or enjoying a garden, should purchase this book. If you’re a serious gardener you will not need another." - Goodreads Review.
The Author
Christopher Lloyd spent years lovingly developing and refining his celebrated gardens at Great Dixter in Sussex. Throughout his career he was unparalleled in gardening journalism, writing for many publications. In 1979 the Royal Horticultural Society conferred on him its highest honour, the Victoria Medal of Honour. He received the OBE for services to horticulture in 2000 and died in 2006.