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- Kyle Books
- Kyle Books
Gardening, Garden design & planning, Gardening: plants, Gardening: flowers, Gardening: growing fruit & vegetables, Gardening: herbs
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A beautifully photographed and inspirational guide to maintaining colour in your garden throughout the year by the BBC Gardeners' World presenter and former head gardener at Chelsea Physic Garden.
'A beautifully photographed guide for gardeners' - Daily Telegraph
'Nick offers solutions for every season' - Country Living
'A thought-provoking and beautifully written book' - Fergus Garrett, Head Gardener, Great Dixter
In 365 Days of Colour in Your Garden BBC Gardeners' World presenter Nick Bailey shows you how to plant and manage your garden, whatever its size, to ensure year-round colour and interest. Initially explaining simple colour theory principles and how to apply them to your garden, the book goes on to highlight beautiful plants and planting combinations for every season no matter what type of garden you have. With chapters covering the longest flowering plants, pot recipes and gorgeous plants for difficult sites, along with a comprehensive seasonal directory, this book will inspire and delight both experienced gardeners and beginners alike.
Nota Bene Horticulture Ltd
Nick Bailey has worked as a professional horticulturalist for more than two decades, creating gardens and plantings in the UK, South Africa, Australia and Spain. He currently works as Head Gardener at London's renowned Chelsea Physic Garden, where he has refined the site for a contemporary audience as well as added to its year-round colour appeal.
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