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Some Flowers - National Trust Home & Garden

4.17 ( 46 Ratings by Goodreads)
Some Flowers

Some Flowers - National Trust Home & Garden

4.17 (46 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 6 June, 2014
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A fresh edition of a gardening classic. Vita Sackville-West's affectionate tribute to her 25 favourite plants is brought to life in these beautifully expressive pen-portraits. An attractive gift for a new generation of gardening enthusiasts.

In Some Flowers, originally published in 1937, Vita Sackville-West took the novel step of choosing 25 of her favourite flowers and describing their appearance, origins and characteristics - and the best ways to grow them - in a series of brilliantly expressive pen portraits which retain their vitality over 70 years later.

In this fresh edition of the book the exquisite watercolours of Graham Rust provide a perfect marriage of words and images, clearly demonstrating at last the accuracy and ingenuity of Vita Sackville-West's descriptions. This glorious second flowering of her personal, erudite and poetical book will not only delight her many admirers but also guarantee her reputation with a new generation of gardening enthusiasts.

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Type Book
ISBN13 9781909881174
ISBN10 1909881171
Number Of Pages 112
Item Weight 290 g
Product Dimensions 149 x 200 x 19 mm
Publisher / Reseller HarperCollins Publishers
Format hardback
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In this lovely reissue boasting full-page watercolors, Graham Rust's very capable artistry provides a more fitting accompaniment to Sackville-West's eclectic choices. -- Booklist
Sackville-West is one of those writers who virtually never wrote a dull word of nonfiction, and this 1937 gem is certainly no exception...the watercolors certainly make for a very attractive package. --Stevereads

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