9780701123956 - The Englishwoman's Garden

The Englishwoman's Garden

'The Englishwoman's Garden' by A. Lees-Milne is a captivating exploration of the quintessential English garden, as seen through the eyes of women who have shaped these verdant spaces into works of art. This book delves into the history, design, and personal stories behind some of the most beautiful gardens in England, offering readers a unique glimpse into the passion and dedication of their creators. With a focus on the aesthetic and emotional connections between the gardeners and their gardens, Lees-Milne presents a series of essays that are as informative as they are inspiring. The book is richly illustrated, bringing to life the vibrant colors and intricate designs of these gardens, making it a visual feast for anyone with an appreciation for horticulture and landscape design. 'The Englishwoman's Garden' is not just a book about gardening; it's a celebration of the enduring legacy of English garden design and the women who have contributed to its evolution.

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€8.95
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Auteur A. Lees-Milne
ISBN 9780701123956
Taal en
Bindwijze Hardcover
Tags English gardens garden design women gardeners horticulture landscape design

'The Englishwoman's Garden' by A. Lees-Milne is a beautifully crafted homage to the art of English gardening, offering readers an in-depth look at the passion and creativity of women gardeners. The book's strength lies in its detailed narratives and stunning visuals, which together paint a vivid picture of the gardens and their creators. However, some readers might find the book's focus on historical and personal anecdotes less practical for those seeking hands-on gardening advice. Despite this, the book excels in capturing the essence of English garden design, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in the cultural and aesthetic aspects of gardening. The inclusion of personal stories adds a layer of intimacy and depth, allowing readers to connect with the gardens on a more personal level. Overall, 'The Englishwoman's Garden' is a compelling read that beautifully bridges the gap between gardening and art, though it may appeal more to those with a keen interest in the history and design of gardens rather than the technicalities of gardening itself.

'The Englishwoman's Garden' by A. Lees-Milne is an enchanting journey through the lush landscapes of England's most cherished gardens, as cultivated by women with a profound love for nature and design. This book weaves together the stories of these gardens, highlighting the creativity, dedication, and vision of their creators. Through a series of richly detailed essays, readers are introduced to the historical significance and aesthetic beauty of each garden, accompanied by breathtaking illustrations that capture their essence. The narrative explores the evolution of English garden design, emphasizing the role of women in shaping these spaces into reflections of their personal and cultural identities. Lees-Milne's work is a testament to the enduring allure of the English garden, offering insights into the emotional and artistic connections that bind gardeners to their creations. 'The Englishwoman's Garden' is a celebration of the art of gardening, a tribute to the women who have nurtured these spaces, and a source of inspiration for anyone who appreciates the beauty and tranquility of a well-tended garden.