The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1856

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1853. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 52 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page. Stain on title page. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Bottom corners slightly bumped. ; 34 x 24 x 5.5 cms; viii, 848 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61041

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: Agriculture & Rural Life

The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1846

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1846. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 52 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first page of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Corners slightly bumped. ; 34 x 24 x 5.5 cms; vii, 864 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61042

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: Agriculture & Rural Life

The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1849

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1849. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 52 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first page of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Corners slightly bumped. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 4.5 cms; viii, 832 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61052

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Keywords: & Rural Life

The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1850

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1850. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 52 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first pages of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Bottom right hand corner front cover slightly chafed. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 4.5 cms; viii, 832 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61053

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Keywords: & Rural Life

The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1848

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1848. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 53 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first pages of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Occasional off-setting of images. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Bottom right hand corner back cover a little damaged. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 4.5 cms; viii, 872 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61054

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The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1857

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1857. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 52 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first pages of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Occasional off-setting of images. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Top right hand corner front cover a little damaged. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 5.3 cms; viii, 872 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61055

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: & Rural Life

The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1859

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1859. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 53 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first pages of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. One page with small extrusion of paper along fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Corners a little rubbed. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 5.3 cms; viii, 1064 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61056

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The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1858

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1858. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 52 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first pages of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Corners slightly rubbed. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 5.4 cms; viii, 952 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61057

Catalogue: Gardening

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The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette for 1845

London: The Gardener's Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette, 1845. First Edition. Contemporary green decorated blindstamped half sheep with marbled boards. 53 issues bound in 1 volume. With wood-engraved illustrations & advertisements. With marbled endpapers & edges. Some foxing to first and last few pages, especially to title page, and first pages of some issues. Slight foxing to other pages & fore edge. Spine a little faded & head & foot a little rubbed. Slight wear to spine, covers & corners. Corners a little rubbed. ; The 1849 edition of "The Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette" serves as a significant historical document, capturing a critical year in the world of Victorian horticulture and agriculture. Established by the renowned botanist Joseph Paxton in 1841, the Chronicle rapidly became the leading publication for those interested in gardening, botany, and agriculture in the United Kingdom. This particular year's issues are filled with a wealth of information ranging from detailed discussions on the management of orchards, innovative farming techniques, to the impact of weather patterns on crop yields. It includes reports on new plant discoveries and the introductions of exotic species to British gardens, aligning with the global exploration and plant collection trends of the era. The 1849 volume also reflects the practical concerns and scientific curiosities of its readership, offering advice on pest control, soil improvement, and the care of livestock. Additionally, it features advertisements for the latest gardening tools and agricultural machines, illustrating the period's technological advancements. Through articles, letters to the editor, and editorials, the publication fostered a community of like-minded individuals ranging from amateur gardeners to professional botanists and farmers, all united by a common interest in the advancement and dissemination of agricultural knowledge. This edition not only highlights the practices and challenges of the time but also offers insight into the social and economic contexts that shaped 19th-century British gardening and farming practices. ; 34 x 24 x 5.5 cms; viii, 884 pages. Very Good with no dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB61072

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: & Rural Life

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Sinsemilla. La Culture Productive Du Chanvre á Domicile

Maastricht: Organic Press, 1997. Twelfth Edition. Original decorated wrappers. Covers & some pages slightly warped by damp but text & images unblemished. Slight wear to text block & covers. ; With illustrations. Covers & some pages slightly warped by damp but text & images unblemished. Slight wear to text block & covers. ; 20 x 20 x 0.5 cms; 69 pages; Sinsemilla: The Productive Cultivation of Cannabis at Home is a practical guide aimed at individuals interested in growing high-quality cannabis in a domestic setting. Drawing on the experience of professionals and enthusiasts, the book provides detailed instructions on how to set up an indoor grow space and create the optimal environment for healthy plant growth and flowering. It covers key topics such as temperature control, lighting, air circulation, plant nutrition, and fertilisation. The book also guides readers through the full growing cycle—from germination and vegetative growth to flowering and harvesting—and includes information on growing from seeds and clones. It introduces both soil-based and hydroponic methods, with some attention given to outdoor cultivation as well. Designed to be accessible even to beginners, Sinsemilla offers a step-by-step approach to cultivating cannabis successfully and responsibly at home.. Good+ with no dust jacket .

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Book number: 63248

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: Weed Marijuana Hydroponics

BLOM, JINNY

The Thoughtful Gardener. An Intelligent Approach to Garden Design.

London: Jacqui Small, 2017. First Edition; First Impression. Original decorated cloth. Slight wear to corners & head & foot spine. Dustjacket: some wear & slight warping from damp, especially to top margins & flaps. ; With illustrations. Slight wear to corners & head & foot spine. Dustjacket: some wear & slight warping from damp, especially to top margins & flaps. ; 28.7 x 24.3 x 2.7 cms; 256 pages; The Thoughtful Gardener is a reflective and visually rich book by renowned British landscape designer Jinny Blom. It blends practical advice with philosophical insights into the art and process of garden design. Blom emphasizes the importance of context—understanding the land, architecture, and natural surroundings before shaping a garden. She draws on her own experiences designing gardens around the world to illustrate how good design harmonizes with its environment, rather than dominating it. The book advocates for a sensitive, intuitive approach to gardening that values patience, observation, and sustainability. Rather than offering a strict how-to manual, it encourages readers to think deeply about the purpose and feeling of a garden space, making it both a design guide and a meditation on nature.. Very Good+ in Good+ dust jacket .

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Book number: 63301

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: Harmonious Cultivation

GOTHEIN, MARIE LUISE, WALTER P. WRIGHT (EDITOR) , LAURA ARCHER-HIND (TRANSLATOR)

A History of Garden Art : From the Earliest Times to the Present Day. Volume 1

Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2014. Facsimile Edition. Original Wrappers. ISBN: 1108076149. 459 pages. With illustrations. Stamped Damaged on verso title page. Slight shelfwear. Otherwise new. ; Paperback; Quarto; Marie Luise Gothein (1863__1931) published this scholarly two-volume history of garden design in German in 1913. Its second edition of 1925 was translated into English by Laura Archer-Hind, edited by gardening author Walter P. Wright (1864__1940) , and published in 1928. The highly illustrated work is still regarded as among the most thorough and important surveys of its kind. It begins by examining evidence from both archaeology and literature, as well as climate and soil conditions, to discuss the gardens of ancient Egypt and Assyria, and continues to survey developments worldwide until the twentieth century. Individual gardens, technical innovations, and fashions in horticulture are all discussed in detail. Volume 1 surveys the ancient civilisations of the Near East, Greece and Rome, discusses Byzantine and Islamic gardens, and the importance of monastery gardens in western Europe, and ends with a review of gardening in Europe during the Renaissance.. As New with no dust jacket .

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Book number: 21173

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: 1108076149 Care

HAYWARD, ALLYSON

Norah Lindsay. The Life and Art of a Garden Designer (Signed Copy)

London: Frances Lincoln Publishers, 2007. First Edition. Original cloth. ISBN: 0711225249. With b/w & coloured decorated half title, frontispiece, plates & illustrations. Signed on the title page. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. Light wear to spine, covers, corners & dustjacket. ; With b/w & coloured decorated half title, frontispiece, plates & illustrations. Signed on the title page. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. Light wear to spine, covers, corners & dustjacket. Norah Lindsay: The Life and Art of a Garden Designer celebrates the iconic Norah Lindsay whose gardens embodied elegance, charm, and innovation. This signed edition explores her visionary approach and lasting impact on British garden design. Richly illustrated and thoughtfully narrated, the book highlights Lindsay’s creative spirit and artistry; and her enduring horticultural legacy. ; Quarto; 288 pages; Signed by Author. Near Fine in Near Fine dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB60296

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: 0711225249 Social & Cultural History

LEES-MILNE, ALVILDE & ROSEMARY VEREY (EDITORS)

The Englishwoman's Garden (Signed Copy)

London: Chatto & Windus, 1980. First Edition. Original Boards. ISBN: 0701123958. With coloured decorated endpapers, frontispiece, title vignette, plates & illustrations. Signed by Rosemary Verey on the title page. Gift inscription on front free endpaper. Slight wear to spine, covers, corners & dustjacket. ; Quarto; 156 pages. Very Good in Very Good dustjacket .

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Book number: LCH47767

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: 0701123958 Horticulture Houses Country Gardens

MADER, GUNTER & LAILA NEUBERT-MADER

The English Formal Garden: Five Centuries of Design

London: Aurum Press, 1997. 1st English Language Edition; First Impression. Original Boards. ISBN: 185410473X. With colour illustrations. Slight wear to edges. Slight discolouration to dustjacket. Small price sticker on back of dustjacket. Slight wear to spine, covers and corners. ; Quarto; 236 pages. Very Good in Very Good- dust jacket .

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Book number: LCB60324

Catalogue: Gardening

Keywords: 185410473x Art & Architecture Gardens