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Cameron R: How Plants Can Save Your Life

How Plants Can Save Your Life

50 Inspirational Ideas for Planting and Growing

The ultimate beginner's guide to growing veg, fruit, flowers and nurturing wildlife in your garden, patio or window sill, pre-order your copy now! 'A true joy to read' - Yotam OttolenghiIn this beautiful and practical guide, Martha Swales makes it easier than ever before to start growing your own slice of nature with her collection of fool-proof projects. You don't need expensive tools or equipment, Martha's approach is all about getting outside, trying something new and watching the magic of nature take its course. With chapters on veg, fruit, herbs, flowers and wildlife, there are over 40 of Martha's favourite projects to make the most of your garden, patio or balcony (plus bonus recipes for how to cook with your produce!) including:Grow garlic greens on your windowsill (and use them to make tasty garlic flatbreads)Create a tower of tumbling strawberriesBuild a pond to bring wildlife to your gardenMake a bulb lasagne for a changing display of flowers throughout springComplete with beautiful illustrations, this is the perfect book for anyone who wants to get more out of their outside space, to enjoy the taste of their own produce, or to simply feel more connected to nature - why don't you give it a grow?'Everything this book is celebrating just makes life better - for you and the world around you' - Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall

Simple Projects to Nurture Food, Flowers and Wildlife in any Outdoor Space

Give it a Grow

From the author of&nbsp;Rewild Yourself&nbsp;and&nbsp;How to Be a Bad Birdwatcher, a light-hearted guide to realising you know more about plants than you might think. &nbsp;

How to be a Bad Botanist

"This wide-ranging, accessible handbook reveals the vital role plants have played in literature for two thousand years around the world. Its sections cover historical periods of plant literature, specific global regions and diverse literary forms"--

The Cambridge Handbook of Literature and Plants

How did the delphinium get its name? Which parts of the bodylend their names to auriculas and orchids? Who are the gentian, lobelia andheuchera named after? Why are nasturtiums and antirrhinums connected? What doesan everlasting pea have to do with Indian miniature paintings? A Little Book of Latin for Gardeners, beautifullyillustrated with old woodcuts, explains how and why plants have been named, andtakes the reader down some of the stranger byways of human endeavour andeccentricity. 'Those looking for an excuse to break off from weeding ordeadheading by a sudden desire to know why the Latin name for the foxglove isdigitalis, or what delphiniums have to do with dolphins, will find themselvesstill reading an hour later, unable to break away from the fascinating mixtureof history, literary allusion, anecdote and occasional gardening advice. Theeffect on the reader is sometimes that of being led round an English countrygarden by a charming plantsman' Times Literary Supplement 'An entertaining and invaluable resource' Sunday Times

A Little Book of Latin for Gardeners

An essential guide towards self-sufficiency

The Productive Garden

Top 100 Flowers: The World's Most Popular, Beautiful, and Commercially Valuable Ornamental Flowering Plants presents key information and illustrations of the world's most popular, beautiful, and commercially valuable ornamental flowering plants.

The World’s Most Popular, Beautiful, and Commercially Valuable Ornamental Flowering Plants

Top 100 Flowers

Little Wild Library

Simple Things to Do with the Plants Around You

The Little Wild Library: Hawthorn

The Little Wild Library: Elder

Have you got a plant problem and don’t know how to fix it? This complete, practical guide has all the answers you need. Have you got a plant problem and don’t know how to fix it? This complete, practical guide has all the answers you need. Drawing on the expertise and authority of the RHS, RHS Pests and Diseases has been carefully conceived to help you make a correct diagnosis – and find the most effective cure. This brand new, updated edition includes helpful new entries detailing how to cope with the latest prevalent problems, and how to keep your garden healthy while respecting the environment. Look up possible ailments in the plant-by-plant listings; make a visual identification from the extensive gallery of symptoms; then follow detailed advice in the A-Z directory to remedy the issue. With a focus on growing for food and an emphasis on sustainable solutions, RHS Pests and Diseases will help your garden stay productive, attractive, and in the best of health while caring for the planet.

Keep Your Produce and Plants Healthy

Pests and Diseases

Comprehensive and featuring beautiful photographs, Trees is the seminal bestselling must-have guide for all enthusiasts of the natural world, by acclaimed photographer, author and botanist Roger Phillips.

Of North America, Europe, the UK & Ireland

Trees

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

For centuries we have harnessed the ancient wisdom of botanical healing, with plants used for a multitude of remedies that nurture both body and soul. Kew: The Apothecary's Garden is a fascinating exploration of nature's pharmacy and the healing power of plants, from soothing hops, chamomile and valerian, and invigorating guarana, maca and ginseng, to the infection-fighting turmeric and tea tree and the immunity-boosting turkey tail mushroom. Herbal remedies, natural tinctures, and the historical and botanical background of plants are revealed through expert text and beautiful illustrations from the renowned Kew archive. This curious history of plants that heal describes the incredible properties of over 60 species. Exploring the original folk remedies they inspired and the science behind them, this is the weird and wonderful story of how humans have harnessed nature's apothecary.

The science and mythology of medicinal plants

Kew: The Apothecary's Garden

Earth Day

"An illustrated hourly guide that spotlights twenty-four flowers as they attract pollinators, resist predators, and survive on our changing planet. Is it 4 AM or chicory o'clock? In this short book, botanist and award-winning author Sandra Knapp walks us through a day in a global garden. Each chapter of Flower Day introduces a single flower during a single hour, highlighting twenty-four different species from around the world. Beginning at midnight in the Americas, we spot the long tubular flowers of the moonflower, Ipomoea alba; they attract a frenzy of hawk moths before the dawn arrives and the flowers wither and collapse. As day breaks, dandelions and chicory open their heads-actually made up of many individual flowers tightly packed together-and flies and bees visit to get the energy they need to lay eggs and raise their young. Later, at eight o'clock in the morning, the sun rises over the watery Amazon basin, and we meet the giant waterlily, slowly turning from white to pink and purple. Trapped inside are the beetles who feasted on the flowers during the night. That evening, at seven o'clock, we travel to the Caribbean to smell night-blooming jessamine's powerful-some may say nauseating-sweet scent. But this member of the nightshade family isn't just a thing of beauty-it has a reputation as both a poison and invasive species, crowding out endangered native trees. For each hour in our flower day, celebrated artist Katie Scott has depicted these scenes with gorgeous pen-and-ink illustrations"--

A Story of 24 Hours and 24 Floral Lives

Flower Day

How Plants Can Save Your Life

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