Gardens Through Time by Gavin Diarmuid

Gardens Through Time by Gavin Diarmuid

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'Gardens through Time' is a garden history book with a difference. The RHS celebrates its 200th anniversary and one of the celebratory events has been the creation of a series of model gardens at Harlow Carr, depicting the styles of gardening at intervals through the past two centuries.

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Gardens Through Time by Gavin Diarmuid

Gardens Through Time tells the history of garden design through the story of the Royal Horticultural Society, from its foundation in 1804 to the present day. The history of British gardens has rarely been tranquil. Architects and horticulturalists invariably come to blows over garden design. This debate, as well as the influx of exquisite plant material from all over the world, keeps gardens vibrant and interesting. The society that started life 200 years ago with 7 well-connected men now serves and educates over 280,000 people. Gardening has bloomed into a GBP3.5 billion-a-year industry. Written by presenters, Jane Owen and Diarmuid Gavin, this is the story of the Society, plants, people, ideas and inventions behind the passion. It concludes with a look at the contemporary garden specially designed by Diarmuid for the TV series. Combines carefully researched historical material with commissioned photography.
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ISBN 13 9780563487159
ISBN 10 0563487151
Title Gardens Through Time
Author Gavin Diarmuid
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Ebury Publishing
Year published 2004-10-14
Number of pages 240
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.