Tag: plants
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Kew’s imaginative pocketbooks, Part 1
Titles in Kew’s Pocketbook series, featuring books with 40 botanical paintings from Kew’s extensive archive, showcases diverse plant groups and collections. Each book, lavishly includes plant examples, and an expert introduction. Although there is an unevenness in text to accompany the illustrations between titles, the series offers valuable collections of…
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Practical ways to tackle plant blindness
In “Things to do with plants: 50 ways to connect with the botanical world,” Emma Crawforth addresses plant blindness and provides practical ways to engage with plants. The book offers 50+ activities divided into seven sections, aiming to enhance plant appreciation. While the lack of sources for statements made is…
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For a long life, avoid the garden
“Gardening can be Murder” by Marta McDowell is an enjoyable exploration of the surprising connections between gardening, and murder to be found in mystery novels. McDowell delves into over 100 English language mystery novels, providing context and insights into their horticultural themes. With stylish writing and abundant insights, this book…
Plant Cuttings 