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Cover illustration: from Gardening in a Changing World (see page 5)
NEW TITLE
Husbandry
making gardens with mr b
ISABEL BANNERMAN
‘Making a garden together, in which to live and work,
through thick and thin, fair and foul, is what we like to
do best. Everything else is a sideshow. Since spring 2019 Garden designer ISABEL
BANNERMAN and her
Julian and I have been making a garden at Ashington
husband, Julian, have won
Manor Farm, a garden that we think of as our last Gold Medals at Chelsea and
principal private escapade, but you never know . . .’ designed gardens for a wide
range of people, including
HRH The Prince of Wales
Isabel and Julian Bannerman have made scores of lauded and many clients from the
gardens for a host of famous clients, and three special, worlds of fashion and film.
They also designed the British
much-loved gardens of their own surrounding the
9/11 Memorial Garden in New
houses which they have restored and lived in since they York. Isabel is the author of
married, starting at The Ivy, Chippenham, in 1982; Landscape Of Dreams (2016),
Scent Magic (2019), and the
then Hanham Court, Bristol, in 1993; and Trematon
author/editor of The Star-Nosed
Castle, Cornwall, in 2012. Now as they embark on a new Mole (2021), all published by
adventure, creating a garden at their Elizabethan manor Pimpernel Press.
house in Somerset, Isabel reflects on the garden they are
making and the others they have made as a couple, about
the ‘thousand tiny decisions about which we fight like
hooting chimpanzees’ and, especially, the fundamentals
of what Julian, Mr B, thinks about the key things that go
into making a garden for living in – a jumble of eating,
drinking and sitting places, fruit cages, vegetable and
cutting gardens, pelargoniums in giant pots, rose arches,
tools and sheds, fences, formality and topiary, pools and
meadows, and not least the importance of one's peripheral
vision of how the garden joins on to the landscape. PUBL ICAT ION
September 2022
SPECIFICAT IONS
Hardback, £14.99
216 x 135mm, 144 pages
978-1-914902-94-9
Two b/w plate sections
1
NEW TITLE
The Indoor Garden
get started no matter
how small your space
JADE MURRAY
‘Just shows how important plants are to all our lives.’
Monty Don
The winner of the 2021 ‘My Chelsea Garden’ Judges’
Choice Gold Medal Award shows you how to create your
Having studied Art & Design own indoor garden – even if space is tight and you have no
and Photography at William
Morris Academy, JADE
prior experience of plants at all.
MURR AY began nurturing
her creative flair by starting User-friendly and highly accessible, this is a practical,
her own indoor garden. In
2021 she entered the RHS
fully illustrated and inspiring guide to indoor gardening
‘My Chelsea Garden’ virtual by self-taught plant enthusiast Jade Murray. Here you will
competition (in partnership find invaluable tips and advice for choosing, caring for and
with BBC’s The One Show)
and wowed the judges, who
propagating houseplants. Having limited space is no barrier
were so impressed by her to indoor gardening. Many of these plants are perfect for
achievements they awarded her small homes and space-saving ideas abound – e.g. vertical
the Judges’ Gold Medal. Jade
lives in Queen's Park, London
arrangements – whether hanging in a basket, bunched on a
with her three children – shelf, on a window sill or grouped on a ladder.
who find plants as rewarding
as she does.
Throughout the book you will find:
• Advice on where to best position plants in the home
• Ideas for how to display them to best advantage,
including vertical arrangements
• Tips on soil mix, watering, feeding and trouble-shooting
• Step-by-step photographs for plant propagation
• An at-a-glance summary of Jade’s ‘golden rules’
for success
PUB LIC ATIO N Jade firmly believes that plants can be restorative and
October 2022 therapeutic – a positive asset in any home or office. Her
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S advice and enthusiasm shine on every page of this book –
Hardback, £20.00 as do her glorious photographs.
230 x 170mm, 144 pages
978-1-914902-97-0
180 colour photographs
2
NEW TITLE
NEW TITLE
Life, Death
and Decay
the science of compost
JULIAN DOBERSKI
Reveals the how and the why of the compost heap and
the important role it plays in the garden.
JULIAN DOBERSKI has Life Death & Decay – The Science of Compost takes you on
degrees in Zoology (BSc a journey into the underworld of composting. Doberski
Southampton), Forestry (MSc
Oxford) and a PhD in biological explains the science of what goes on but also promotes
control of insects using fungi interest in the living organisms who provide the ‘hard
(Cambridge). He has thirty graft’ of transforming waste organic matter. It can be
years of teaching experience
at Anglia Ruskin University in hard to envisage the hundreds, thousands or millions of
Cambridge (and its predecessor different organisms involved but this book reveals the
institutions) where he was a secrets of this hidden world
Principal Lecturer in Ecology.
He has jointly published a Gardeners are familiar with the magic of compost and
resource pack for A level it is easy to see what goes in – organic waste – and what
ecology students and a range comes out – wonderful, friable and fertile compost – but
of scientific research and
science in education papers. what magic causes that to happen? Doberski explains
He is currently retired and lives what kind of ‘mysterious’ and complex chemical, physical
in Cambridgeshire. and biological processes contribute to make composting
effective. He covers the structural nature of decaying
and dead plant material, the micro-organisms and
invertebrates contributing to decomposition, and the
combination of chemical, physical and biological factors
which determine rates of decay.
By explaining the science of what goes on in
composting Doberski provides pointers to gardeners for
getting composting right.
PU B LIC ATIO N
August 2022
S P E C IFIC ATIO N S
Paperback, £9.99
198 x 129mm, 112 pages
978-1-914902-93-2
B/w illustrations
4NEW TITLE
Gardening in a
Changing World
plants, people and
the climate crisis
DARRYL MOORE FRSA
‘The depth of research and knowledge that is brought
together here is quite astounding, and there is no let-up
from start to finish in the skill with which this often
complex information is communicated.’ DARRYL MOORE FRSA is
an award-winning garden and
Nigel Dunnett landscape designer and writer
focusing on contemporary
Our planet, the Earth, is under threat, with potentially garden and landscape design
and planting. He has been a
catastrophic consequences for ourselves and the other feature writer for Garden Design
lifeforms it sustains. Journal for the past 15 years
Yet Nature itself can still rescue us, with plants playing and has also been published
in The Guardian, Homes &
a pivotal role, in the countryside – and everywhere. Gardens, The English Garden, Pro
In gardens and parks, plants are the mainstay of our Landscaper, The Garden and RSA
relationship with the natural world, and we celebrate them Journal. He is a member of the
Garden Media Guild and was
for the pleasures they bring. However, that can be part of Trade Journalist of the Year in
the problem: too often we value plants for their aesthetic 2016. He is a former member of
qualities rather than for the vital role they play in the GDJ Editorial Panel and is also a
published garden photographer.
ecology of the Earth. He is Director and co-founder of
In Gardening in a Changing World Darryl Moore explores the innovative urban landscape
how gardens can be better for human beings and all the organisation Cityscapes,
realizing creative approaches
other lifeforms that inhabit them. Recent developments to greening city spaces through
in horticulture and plant science show us that we need novel design ideas that ensure
to rethink our attitude to plants beyond purely aesthetic ecological, economic and social
sustainability. He lives in London.
concerns, and to adopt more holistic approaches to how
we design, inhabit and enjoy our gardens. He looks at the
history of garden design, to show how we got to where PUBL ICAT ION
we are today, and recommends ways of changing to new October 2022
principles of sustainable ecological horticulture.
SPECIFICAT IONS
This challenging and important new book will be Hardback, £20
essential reading for professionals and students of 234 x 153mm, 240 pages
horticulture and garden and landscape design, as well 978-1-910258-28-6
as for anyone interested in making gardens part of the Two 8-page colour
solution to the future of life on Earth. plate sections
5NEW TITLE
London Chamber
Orchestra
101 years of transformation
JESSICA DUCHEN
JESSICA DUCHEN is WITH A FOREWORD BY
a music critic, author and HRH THE DUCHESS OF CORNWALL
librettist. Following twelve
years with the Independent,
she is a contributor to
publications that have included The London Chamber Orchestra is the longest-
the I Newspaper, The Sunday standing professional chamber orchestra in Britain.
Times and BBC Music Magazine. Encompassing over a century of music, its roller
Her librettos include extensive
work with composer Roxanna coaster story is told for the first time in this beautiful
Panufnik, notably Silver Birch, illustrated book.
shortlisted for an International
Opera Award in 2018. Among
her other books are biographies This engaging book traces the LCO’s history from its
of Korngold and Fauré and seven foundation in 1911 by conductor Anthony Bernard, to
novels on music-related topics. the present day, under Artistic Director Christopher
She lives in East Sheen, London.
Warren-Green. It teems with entertaining stories: the
composer who relished riding naked on a motor bike in
the Gloucestershire countryside, the oboe player who
taught her daughter’s boyfriend, Paul McCartney, to
play the recorder for a much-loved Beatles song, and
the times the LCO travelled the length and breadth
of the US in a country & western tour bus straight out
of Nashville. It adds up to a fascinating celebration
of over 100 years of classical music, as well as giving
unique insider glimpses into this vibrant and
PUB LIC ATIO N much-loved orchestra.
October 2022
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S
Hardback, £25
235 x 200mm, 152 pages
978-1-399917-82-7
Colour and b/w illustrations
throughout
6BACKLIST
Pimpernel Garden Classics
Beth The Gertrude Meadows
Chatto’s Gardener’s Jekyll at at Great
Shade Book of Munstead Dixter
Garden Colour Wood and Beyond
shade-loving ANDREW LAWSON JUDITH TANKARD & CHRISTOPHER
plants for MARTIN WOOD LLOYD &
year-round ‘Thoroughly revised FERGUS GARRETT
interest and updated . . . ‘[A] delicious volume PHOTOGRAPHS BY
BETH CHATTO
[with] spectacularly by two leading JONATHAN BUCKLEY
illuminating experts . . . this & CAROL CASSELDEN
PHOTOGRAPHS BY
illustrations, the book explains the
STEVEN WOOSTER
book sets out above processes and the ‘An inspiring
AFTERWORD BY book, factual and
all to help you find very human side of
DAVID WARD enchanting. A highly
both what individual a garden designer
‘A masterclass in colours and what whose legacy recommended read.’
garden design.’ combinations endures.’ The Cottage Gardener
Francine Raymond, work best for you Country Life SPECIFICAT IONS
The Daily Telegraph throughout the year. Hardback, £30
SP ECI FI CAT IONS
In short, invaluable.’ 230 x 170mm
S PE C IF IC ATIO N S Hardback, £30
David Sexton, 240 pages
Hardback, £30 230 x 170mm
978-1-910258-03-3
230 x 170mm Evening Standard 208 pages
Colour illustrations
232 pages 978-1-910258-05-7
SP ECI FI C ATI O N S throughout
978-1-910258-22-4 Colour illustrations
Hardback, £30 throughout
Colour illustrations
230 x 170mm
throughout
232 pages
Rights sold: Simplified
978-1-910258-02-6
Chinese
Colour illustrations
throughout
Rights sold: French,
German, Simplified
Chinese, US & Canada
7BACKLIST
Gardens & Gardening
The Beth Chatto Brilliant Flower
Apprehensive a life with plants & Wild Market
Gardener CATHERINE a garden from botanical style
managing HORWOOD scratch in a at home
garden plants year
WINNER, EUROPEAN MICHELLE MASON
GRISELDA KERR GARDEN BOOK OF THE LUCY BELLAMY
YEAR, 2019 ‘It is to all the
PHOTOGRAPHS BY
‘Ideal for novices . . . followers of floral
‘A triumph, beautifully JASON INGRAM
with a cheerful, designers on
crafted by an author WINNER, PRACTICAL
encouraging tone, it Instagram that this
who has thoroughly BOOK OF THE YEAR,
conveys a wealth of GARDEN MEDIA GUILD book will appeal.
researched and
information.’ AWARDS 2018 Every chapter has
understood her subject.
Daily Mail pages of impeccably
There is so much here ‘Bellamy makes
styled, elegant images.
‘Destined to become to keep the reader gardening simple,
For anyone after a
a classic.’ gripped.’ expressive and joyful.
“look book” of what
Garden Design Journal Fergus Garrett, Anyone can do it
flowers are available
Gardens Illustrated cheaply and with
‘Maintenance from a local market
little spare time.’
becomes a creative ‘This fascinating, and how to combine
Evening Standard
force in Griselda's beautifully-written them, this will be a
hands and her tips biography paints a fond ‘Both practical and useful resource. If this
are interesting and and intimate portrait of inspirational.’ encourages and entices
well presented.’ one of the true greats of Country Living a new generation to go
Country Living the gardening world.’ out and find flowers
SP ECI FI CAT IONS
The Irish Times Hardback, £20 . . . it gets my vote.’
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S
235 x 187mm Simon Lycett, The Garden
Paperback original, SPEC I FI CAT I ON S 176 pages
£16.99, 245 x 187mm Hardback, £30, 978-1-910258-63-7 SPECIFICAT IONS
288 pages 230 x 170mm Hardback, £20
Colour illustrations
978-1-910258-23-1 288 pages 235 x 187mm
throughout
40 colour illustrations 978-1-910258-82-8 176 pages
Rights sold: Dutch,
Rights sold: Dutch, Colour and b/w French, German 978-1-910258-20-0
French illustrations throughout Colour illustrations
Rights sold: German throughout
8BACKLIST
The Garden Gardening A Garden The Generous
of Vegan Notes From Well Placed Gardener
how plants can a Late the story of private paradises
save the animals, Bloomer helmingham and shared
the planet and other gardens
CLARE HASTINGS CAROLINE DONALD
our health
XA TOLLEMACHE
DRAWINGS BY ‘Absorbing and
CLEVE WEST
OSBERT FOREWORD BY
entertaining.’
‘A personal, persuasive LANCASTER FERGUS GARRETT
Matthew Biggs,
take on why an animal-free ‘An enchanting ‘Xa Tollemache is The Garden
diet might be for you and read, packed full an innately sensitive
the wider world . . . this ‘These very personal
of good advice and garden designer
challenging, deeply personal encounters, each
quirky observations . . . She reads the
book is an important read.’ rendered in little
on the joys – and scene so beautifully
Gardens Illustrated more than a thousand
occasional heartache well, embracing
words, like miniature
‘Well researched and – of gardening.’ the qualities of
paintings, tell us so
backed up by facts and Daily Mail history, landscape,
much…Enjoying
figures. West writes with architecture and
‘An amusing read my journey through
a forceful honesty that people, within
. . . but there is also her book I felt at the
anyone who has heard him her work.’
plenty of practical end that I’d been to a
speak will recognise. He is Fergus Garrett
advice. Comical grand garden party,
self-reflective and refuses to illustrations by SP ECI FI CAT IONS catching up with a few
spare himself from his own Hardback, £35 old pals and making
Osbert Lancaster
criticisms. The narrative 270 x 210mm, 176 pages
add to the book's several new friends.’
978-1-910258-80-4
may be personal, but it charm.’ David Wheeler, Hortus
Colour illustrations
resonates.’ House and Garden throughout
Darryl Moore, SPECIFICAT IONS
Hardback, £30
Garden Design Journal SP ECI FI C ATI O N S
230 x 170mm, 208 pages
Hardback, £12.99
978-1-910258-97-2
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S 198 x 129mm
Colour illustrations
Paperback original, £20 128 pages
throughout
230 x 170mm, 224 pages 978-1-910258-98-9
978-1-910258-47-7 Line drawings
Colour and, b/w illustrations throughout
throughout
9BACKLIST
Gardens & Gardening
Great Dixter Head Herterton How to
Then & Now Gardeners House Design a
PHOTOGRAPHS BY AMBRA EDWARDS and a New Garden
CHRISTOPHER LLOYD Country
PHOTOGRAPHS BY JOHN BROOKES MBE
& CAROL CASSELDEN
CHARLIE Garden EDITED AND WITH A
WORDS BY HOPKINSON
FERGUS GARRETT FRANK LAWLEY FOREWORD BY
GWENDOLYN VAN
WINNER , INSPIR ATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHS BY
‘A fascinating record of PAASCHEN
BOOK OF THE YE AR , VAL CORBETT
how Dixter has been GARDEN MEDIA GUILD PREFACE BY
AWARDS 2017 FOREWORD BY
shaped and enriched ANDREW DUFF
CHARLES
over the years. Like the ‘Ambra Edwards’s QUEST-RITSON ‘Practical, insightful
garden it celebrates, fascinating interviews
‘Lovingly penned, and innovative,
this is a multi-layered, show what diversity
deeply personal and Brookes’ reflections
diverse display of there is in British
strangely moving, as set down in
delights.’ Gardens gardens. It's a book
it speaks volumes this anthology are
Illustrated about people and how
about the intense enduringly sharp -
‘This book bursts with they tick – people an essential book to
who happen to be relationship that a
life and combines gardener gradually have in your garden
Garrett’s commentary gardeners.’ The Times library.’
forges with the space
with brilliant that he/she tends.’ RakesProgress
‘Brilliant.’ Ursula
photography to tell the The Irish Times
Buchan, The Garden SPECIFICAT IONS
story of a garden that Paperback, £20
beautifully fuses the SP EC I FI CAT I ON S SP EC I FI CAT IONS 230 x 170mm
old and the new.’ Paperback, £20 Paperback original, £30 224 pages
230 x 170mm, 280 pages 228 x 240mm 978-1-910258-91-0
Daily Mail 264 pages
978-1-910258-32-3 Colour and b/w
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S Colour and b/w 978-1-910258-58-3 illustrations throughout
Paperback, £12.99 illustrations throughout Colour illustrations Rights sold: Russian
230 x 170mm, 80 pages throughout
978-1-910258-89-7
Colour and b/w
illustrations throughout
10BACKLIST
A Landscape Landscape of Led by the Modern Plant
Legacy Dreams Land Hunters
JOHN BROOKES MBE the gardens of landscapes by adventures
isabel & julian kim wilkie in pursuit of
FOREWORD BY
bannerman extraordinary
CLEVE WEST ‘A revelatory story
FOREWORD BY plants
PREFACE BY of how landscapes
HRH THE PRINCE SANDY PRIMROSE
ANDREW DUFF OF WALES
in human hands can
become inhabited ‘An incredibly
‘Essential reading ‘Makes an excellent works of art, written thorough and bang-
for anyone interested present . . . Isabel’s by one of the most up-to-date account of
in garden design vividly coloured style gifted of today’s contemporary field
and history.’ is punctuated with landscape architects.’ botany and horticulture.
Tim Richardson, acute insight.’ Sir David Attenborough It is a great read . . .
The Daily Telegraph Robin Lane Fox,
‘If you want to make written in a fresh,
‘This memoir is a Financial Times conversational style.
a landmark, do not
book all landscape ‘An absolutely magical Hunt down this
grow gentians. Get
designers should book. Such brilliant botanical gem of a book
Wilkie to shape
have on their writing, vivid, engaged for yourself before it
the myths of your
shelves.’ . . . a most potent record sells out.’
dreams.’
The Garden of true brilliance.’ The Garden
Robin Lane Fox,
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S Anna Pavord Financial Times ‘A thoroughly researched
Hardback, £40 and well-written book
270 x 210mm ‘Now here’s real glitz, SP ECI FI CAT IONS
280 pages of a truly wonderful Hardback, £35 . . . it is entertaining,
978-1-910258-93-4 romantic kind.’ 230 x 170mm, 216 pages informative, educational
Colour illustrations 978-1-910258-52-1 and a joy to read.’
Stephen Anderton,
throughout Colour and b/w
The Sunday Times Reckless Gardener
illustrations throughout
SP EC I FI CAT I ON S SPECIFICAT IONS
Paperback, £25 Hardback, £30
285 x 230mm, 296 pages 235 x 156mm, 272 pages
978-1-910258-26-2 978-1-910258-78-1
Colour illustrations Colour illustrations
throughout throughout
11BACKLIST
Gardens & Gardening
On Psyche’s Paradise Pots Potted
Lawn and Plenty for all seasons History
the garden at a rothschild TOM HARRIS how
plaz metaxu family garden houseplants
‘Packed with all the took over
ALASDAIR FORBES MARY KEEN
practical advice and our homes
PHOTOGRAPHS BY
‘A beautifully designed inspiration you need CATHERINE
and produced book, TOM HATTON to create stunning HORWOOD
intensively illustrated ‘Exceptional.’ container plant
‘One of my favourite
by atmospheric Anna Pavord, The Garden displays . . . this
photographs, but – contemporary look books on gardening.
above all – illuminated ‘Gloriously illustrated.’ at container planting It’s a story of potted
by a thoughtful text, Woman and Home will encourage many plants from the bustle
muscularly written and to try something new of Covent Garden
‘Packed with
in the 17th century
unflinchingly readable.’ practical information and have some fun.’
Hortus Gardens Illustrated to the Instagram age
and guidance.’
via the Titanic (yes)
‘An extraordinary book Ths Daily Telegraph ‘Brilliant . . . inspired and Dr Hessayon, but
about an extraordinary ‘The book gives a . . . Page after page of Horwood’s cleverness
place . . . Very lavishly rare and profound glorious photographs is to use the story to
illustrated and beautifully understanding of really make this book give wider insights
produced in a large the sophistication and help to inspire into how we live,
quarto format. The whole of gardening at its readers to be bold and, indeed, how
design and production most masterly . . . in their choice of cities have changed
mirror the devoted care Inspiring.’ Kim Wilkie, plant, containers and over time.’
and thought that has House & Garden arrangements.’ Christopher Woodward,
gone into creating these Country Smallholding Director, Garden
remarkable gardens SP EC I FI CAT I ON S Museum, London
Paperback, £30 SP ECI FI CAT IONS
themselves.’ Classics for All 270 x 210mm, 304 pages Hardback, £20 SPECIFICAT IONS
978-1-910258-75-0 235 x 200mm, 176 pages Paperback, £9.99
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S
Colour illustrations 978-1-910258-79-8 198 x 129mm, 192 pages
Hardback, £50
throughout, Colour illustrations 978-1-910258-94-1
320 x 220mm, 304 pages
seven double gatefolds throughout 15 b/w illustrations
978-1-910258-81-1
Rights sold: German Rights sold: French,
Colour illustrations
Simplified Chinese
throughout
12BACKLIST
Pure Style in Scent Magic The Star- Setting
the Garden notes from a Nosed Mole the Scene
creating an gardener an anthology a garden design
outdoor haven ISABEL BANNERMAN of scented masterclass
garden writing from repton to
JANE CUMBERBATCH FOREWORD BY
EDITED AND WITH WORDS the modern age
RICHARD E GRANT
‘Expect simple, AND PHOTOGRAPHS BY GEORGE CARTER
stylish ideas on how ‘Part diary and part ISABEL BANNERMAN SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY
to use plants and practical guide to
‘Looking for a present MARIANNE MAJERUS
accessories to achieve perfumed plants,
‘Pure Style’ and for a bookish garden- ‘Sheer originality,
illustrated with
ultimately furnish a lover? The Star-Nosed verve, wit and
[the author's] own
garden like a room.’ Mole evokes the joys invention burst from
photographs, it is
Independent of a scented garden the images on these
a dream of a book,
through exquisite pages. The author
‘Part diary, part wandering off down
poetry, prose and modestly tells us
notebook, part recipe scented pathways of
pictures.’ about Repton – but it
book and part photo memories, moods and
Country Living is Carter from whom
album, reading the moments past.’
The Sunday Times ‘A wonderful we learn. He gives
four seasonal chapters
Gardening Book of the collection . . . a book the amateur designer
is like going to stay
Year 2019 to cheer you up on the confidence to
with someone and
the wet, cold days . . . experiment with
gradually finding SP ECI FI C ATI O N S
I loved it.’ ornament and be bold
out the story of their Hardback, £30
270 x 210mm Reckless Gardener with evergreen shapes.’
garden and what
256 pages Tim Richardson,
makes it so special.’ 978-1-910258-49-1 SP ECI FI CAT IONS Gardens Illustrated
Waitrose Weekend Colour illustrations Hardback, £20
throughout 230 x 170mm SPECIFICAT IONS
S PE C IFIC ATIO N S 144 pages Hardback, £50
Hardback, £20 978-1-910258-45-3 270 x 210mm
235 x 187mm Colour illustrations 208 pages
192 pages throughout 978-1-910258-59-0
978-1-910258-06-4 Colour illustrations
Colour illustrations throughout
throughout
13BACKLIST
Gardens & Gardening
Topiary, Woburn You Should Wild Fruits,
Knots and Abbey Have Been Berries,
Parterres the park Here Nuts &
& gardens Last Week Flowers
CAROLINE FOLEY
WINNER, EUROPEAN
KEIR DAVIDSON sharp cuttings 101 good recipes
GARDEN BOOK OF SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
from a garden for using them
THE YEAR, 2018
BRIDGET DAVEY writer
BY B. JAMES
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IMOGEN TAYLOR
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Portrait Ancestors in The Girl in Hold the
Revolution the Attic the Green Front Page!
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FROM THE ARTISTS ‘A selection of Scott-
OF JULIA KAY'S SIR MICHAEL HOLROYD
INTRODUCTION BY James’s articles
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Thomas Virginia Writing The House
Hennell Woolf at Home in Little
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The Flower People of Sir John Soane Medal
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