Hus og hage

A detailed guide to many of the most attractive gardens in Southern England's unspoilt High Weald

Beyond organic-- a practical guide to nutrient-dense food.

Botanical empowerment is for everyone: discover how you can love yourself by loving your houseplants with Hi Cacti.

The Little Growers' Cookbook brings nature close to home with a collection of vegtable growing ideas, easy recipies and outdoor fun aimed at children aged 4 - 12 years old and their families.

A delightful companion for all those with a love of gardens and of the very best garden writing.

The Edible Ecosystem Solution explores how humans benefit from edible ecosystem abundance, the immense opportunities in society for landscape change, and how anyone can build their own 25-square-foot edible ecosystem as a launch pad for community land transition and cultural transformation.

Nature inheres in many aesthetic forms of expression. In architecture, however, nature emerges with a particular power and clarity, which makes architecture a raw kind of art. Thus, by using the concept of 'raw' as a focal point, this book provides new approaches to architecture in a broad sense, as well as other aesthetic and artistic practices.

The lily is an emotive flower, with cultural connotations of romance, remembrance, love and innocence. It is little wonder that the lily can be found in literature, art and heraldry across Asia, Europe and North America; where they have added dramatic elegance to gardens for centuries.

The Little Book for Plant Parents, by Felicity Hart, is a delightful guide for anyone who loves plants or wants to start their own indoor garden. Published in 2021 by Octopus Publishing Group, this book is a must-have for any aspiring or experienced plant parent. The book falls under the non-fiction genre and is filled with practical tips, tricks, and advice on how to care for your indoor plants. Hart's writing is engaging and informative, making it a joy to read. Whether you're a seasoned plant parent or just starting out, this book is a great resource. Published by the Octopus Publishing Group, it's a testament to their commitment to providing quality, informative content to readers. Dive into the world of plants with The Little Book for Plant Parents and nurture your green thumb.

The Palm House at Kew has been one of Britain's most popular attractions since it opened in 1848 - this is the story of its creation and the men whose vision it was

This guide introduces more than 100 native plants that readers can utilize to benefit birds, bees, and butterflies in the Southeast.

This guide introduces more than 100 native plants that readers can utilize to benefit birds, bees, and butterflies in the Southwest.

Bringing together authors from the fields of architecture, landscape architecture and art, this book addresses the question 'Why draw?' by examining the various dynamic relationships between media, process, thought and environment.

An hilarious collection of perfectly-formed chuckles about the mad world of health and safety for the DIY-er, gardener and anyone with a sense of humour. Unbelievably, all cases in the book are true!

First monograph to present the work of Laguardia Design Group, a highly regarded landscape architecture firm specializing in contemporary residential design in the Hamptons.With offices in Water Mill, LaGuardia Design Group is immersed in the fragile landscape of the Hamptons, both its woods and meadows and the dramatic shoreline along the Atlantic. Notable projects include the rebuilding of the dunescape surrounding a landmark Norman Jaffe house damaged by storms, collaborations with well-known contemporary architects, iand the setting for a distinguished collection of contemporary sculpture in Bridgehampton.Founded in 1994 by Christopher LaGuardia, this firm is committed to expressing the character of each site and recognized for its environmental stewardship, historic references, and meticulously designed outdoor spaces. Rather than attempting to mimic nature, LDG''s goal with every design is to interpret natural processes as an artistic expression in their work. In 2013, LDG received the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) award of excellence in residential design, the highest residential award in the profession.