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Gardens for the 21st Century. of the seventeenth century florilegium

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Gardens for the 21st Century. of the seventeenth century florilegiumAnita Pereire. A presentation of outstanding examples of the work of contemporary garden designers from all over the world, describing and illustrating a wide variety of innovative ideas for new gardens. The author, herself a garden designer, has chosen 50 gardens, from five continents, for their diversity and modernity. Well illustrated. Aurum Press Ltd., London, 1999. ISBN 9781854106391 Hardback with dust jacket. 216 pages. SECONDHAND. Fine

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of the seventeenth century florilegium by Hans Simon Holtzbecker now in the Royal Art Collection in Copenhagen

This copy is sunned to the cover

and resilience of natural ecosystems

The Royal Horticultural Society Plant Guide contains instant reference to every type of garden plant

Gardens for the 21st Century. of the seventeenth century florilegiumAnita Pereire. A presentation of outstanding examples of the work of contemporary garden designers from all over the world, describing and illustrating a wide variety of innovative ideas for new gardens. The author, herself a garden designer, has chosen 50 gardens, from five continents, for their diversity and modernity. Well illustrated. Aurum Press Ltd., London, 1999. ISBN 9781854106391 Hardback with dust jacket. 216 pages. SECONDHAND. Fine

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