The Royal Horticultural Society by Charles Chesshire

The Royal Horticultural Society by Charles Chesshire

Explores the wealth and beauty of the Clematis family. This book displays over 120 varieties of clematis. The practical section describes, with the help of photographs, how to plant, prune and train clematis, as well as how to propagate them.

'Mouthwatering close-ups and informative practical photographs in this useful and beautiful book' The Sunday Times 'A must-have guide for novices as well as those - many of us - who cannot grow enough of these beauties.' Evening Standard

Charles Chesshire has spent his adult life in horticulture and gardening. Now living near Ludlow in Shropshire, he designs and writes about gardens all over Britain. After spending 10 years designing gardens and teaching garden courses in New York and Long Island, he returned to England to become director of Burford House Gardens, the clematis specialists in Worcestershire. He helped to introduce a number of new clematis varieties, especially from Japan, and was curator of the National Collection of Clematis held there. In addition, Charles Chesshire currently gives garden tours and lectures widely on a number of subjects, including clematis, roses, garden design and Japaneses gardens, which hold a particular fascination for him. He is also consultant designer to Sudeley Castle Gardens. Charles is the author of the RHS Practical Guides on Clematis, Flowering Shrubs and Climbing Plants, and was the photographic editor for the Encyclopedia of Clematis. He has also written numerous articles and book reviews for magazines and newspapers.

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ISBN 13	9781844003129
ISBN 10	1844003124
Title	The Royal Horticultural Society
Author	Charles Chesshire
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Quadrille Publishing Ltd
Year published	2006-08-04
Number of pages	160
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