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RHS Encyclopedia of Gardening (RHS)

RHS Encyclopedia of Gardening (RHS)
By Christopher Brickell

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  • Amazon Sales Rank: #481 in Books
  • Published on: 2007-09-05
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • 760 pages

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Synopsis
This is the definitive practical guide to gardening, from the experts at the RHS. "It burgeons with helpfulness" - "Country Life". "Tells you everything you need to know" - "The Guardian". From gardening techniques, planning and maintenance to growing plants, fruits or vegetables, create a thriving garden by following unrivalled advice. This new edition is fully updated to include new styles, plants and the latest developments in horticulture, including organic gardening and the effects of global warming. Whatever your level of skill in the great outdoors, expert tips and guidance from editor Christopher Brickell and his team of specialist contributors will help you create and keep your perfect garden all year round.


Customer Reviews

Best gardening book you can buy!5
This is the best gardening book I have ever seen. I bought it as a gift for my parents but borrowed it so much I had to buy my own! And, who cares about the spelling!! (see Lord Manley review!)

Very thorough garden planning book4
A good book for those planning a garden. It has special sections on commonly cultivated plants and sections on how to troubleshoot. I planned my garden using this and it was a great help.
Just a note that it's not really for:
- looking up a plant you've seen in a garden centre
- identifying a mysterious thing you've got in your inherited garden
If you want to do either of those, you need to use a different kind of book.

Encylopedia?3
Whilst an excellent read, I am utterly befuddled as to how a bastion of Britishness such as the RHS could produce such a tome, filled, as it is, to the very gunnels with useful advice for any gardener, without managing the relatively simple accompanying feat of spelling the word encyclopaedia correctly.

Perhaps there is a new American royalty which has somehow escaped my attention?