The Tulip Garden. Growing and Collecting Species, Rare and Annual Varieties
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- Nombre de pages272
- PrésentationRelié
- FormatGrand Format
- Poids1.432 kg
- Dimensions21,1 cm × 27,8 cm × 2,9 cm
- ISBN978-1-83866-768-9
- EAN9781838667689
- Date de parution11/04/2024
- ÉditeurPhaidon
- PhotographeAndrew Montgomery
Résumé
Specialist flower grower and tulip expert Polly Nicholson showcases a unique collection of rare and covetable tulips in the beautiful English country garden of her Wiltshire home, Blacklands. In The Tulip Garden, she provides a comprehensive introduction to cultivating species, historic Dutch and English Florists' tulips, and annual garden tulips, as well as exploring the rich cultural history of this much-loved flower.
Bringing to life varieties that date back as far as the sixteenth century, Nicholson demonstrates how these treasured flowers and more modern varieties can be grown today, whether in herbaceous borders, naturalized in grass, in containers, or in the garden for cutting.
Bringing to life varieties that date back as far as the sixteenth century, Nicholson demonstrates how these treasured flowers and more modern varieties can be grown today, whether in herbaceous borders, naturalized in grass, in containers, or in the garden for cutting.
Specialist flower grower and tulip expert Polly Nicholson showcases a unique collection of rare and covetable tulips in the beautiful English country garden of her Wiltshire home, Blacklands. In The Tulip Garden, she provides a comprehensive introduction to cultivating species, historic Dutch and English Florists' tulips, and annual garden tulips, as well as exploring the rich cultural history of this much-loved flower.
Bringing to life varieties that date back as far as the sixteenth century, Nicholson demonstrates how these treasured flowers and more modern varieties can be grown today, whether in herbaceous borders, naturalized in grass, in containers, or in the garden for cutting.
Bringing to life varieties that date back as far as the sixteenth century, Nicholson demonstrates how these treasured flowers and more modern varieties can be grown today, whether in herbaceous borders, naturalized in grass, in containers, or in the garden for cutting.
