RHS A Gardener's Five Year Record Book by Rhs

RHS A Gardener's Five Year Record Book by Rhs

Gardeners know how helpful it is to be aware of what is happening in the garden from year to year – what germinates, flowers or fruits and when; how the weather affects flowering and fruiting seasons and harvests; issues with pests and so much more. The RHS A Gardener’s Five Year Notebook makes it easy to record what happens in the garden over a five-year period. Structured week by week, with five years to a view, it is flexible enough for the user to choose a personal emphasis if desired.

There are additional sections on Plants to Buy, Plant Suppliers, Useful Addresses and Gardens to Visit so essential information is all in one place.

The RHS A Gardener’s Five Year Notebook is illustrated with works of art painted on vellum held in the collection of the RHS Lindley Libraries. These date from the 17th and 18th centuries.

Includes an internal storage pocket.

'An essential reference guide for what is happening in the garden from year to year'

'Green fingers are geting busy and gardens are starting to grow, but remembering how plants and veg perform from one season to the next can be tricky. So the Royal Horticultural Society has come up with a practical five-year record book to help. There is space for notes on weather, plants in bloom, tasks to do, plants to buy and gardens to visit.'

'Green fingers are geting busy and gardens are starting to grow, but remembering how plants and veg perform from one season to the next can be tricky. So the Royal Horticultural Society has come up with a practical five-year record book to help. There is space for notes on weather, plants in bloom, tasks to do, plants to buy and gardens to visit.'

'An essential reference guide for what is happening in the garden from year to year.'

The Royal Horticultural Society was founded in 1804 and has established itself as the UK's leading gardening charity, with the aim of inspiring passion and excellence in the science, art and practice of horticulture. The world-famous RHS Lindley Library holds unique collections of early printed books on gardening, botanical art and photographs.