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This is the first of Reg’s gardening handbooks, designed to be both a guide to people just starting their gardening journey and a handy reminder for more experienced gardeners.
It contains a Monthly Jobs Guide and advice on an array of things you are likely to be doing in your garden, including: seed sowing, feeding plants, looking after roses and lawns, pruning, growing fruit vegetables, hanging baskets and bedding plants, as well as choosing compost and a ‘right shrub, right situation’ section.
This book contains not only a fine collection of Cotswold landscape paintings by the late Peter Hodge, for which he was best known, but also images and insights from his many and diverse forays into graphics, surrealism, ceramic and textile design.
Told with down-to-earth honesty and humour, he comments on the paradoxical quirkiness of creating art; balancing integrity and enthusiasm with the demands of making a living in the precarious world of artistic endeavour.
This is the second of Reg’s series of gardening handbooks, designed to be both a practical guide to people just setting out on their gardening journey and a handy reminder for more experienced gardeners.
In this volume, Reg gives us detailed advice on how to grow a wide range of garden trees, shrubs, roses, climbing plants, and bulbs. He also includes tips on pruning, propagation and a ‘plants for purposes’ section.
‘A practical gardening book written by a real gardener.’
- Terry Walton, Allotment gardening broadcaster, BBC Radio 2
This is a true record of the early adulthood of the youngest son of an ordinary London family, who fought for his country in World War One. It has been written and compiled by Charles Dieppe and, obviously, Frank Fisher. Charles is married to Frank’s daughter, Christine.
This story is assembled from the letters and postcards of L/Cpl William Henry Barry of the Irish Guards, which were sent by him to his Mother, Mrs Sarah Barry of 38, Finglas Road, Glasnevin, Dublin, Ireland, throughout the course of the Great War.
‘Thought Plants’ is a new collection of writing and poems exploring ideas, events and everyday life. At times serious and thoughtful, at others enjoying the whimsical, lighter side of things. It has grown surprisingly well from early seeds and a fertile imagination.
