A Flower for Every Day
A Flower for Every Day by Margery Fish, published by Faber & Faber in 1981, offers an insightful exploration of gardening through the author’s personal experiences in her East Lambrook garden. This edition spans 208 pages and is presented in English. The book provides a detailed account of the diverse plants that flourish in her garden, along with the challenges she faced and the successes she achieved, making it a valuable resource for gardening enthusiasts.
Readers will find practical advice and information on various gardening topics, as Fish shares her observations and discoveries. The garden she describes remains open to the public and is preserved in a manner similar to how it was during her lifetime. This work serves as both a guide and a reflection on the joys and intricacies of gardening, appealing to those seeking to enhance their own gardening practices.
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The author takes the reader through her own East Lambrook garden, describing the variety of plants that grow there, their problems, and her successes and discoveries. Her observations are aimed at all who need advice and information on gardening. The garden she describes is still open to the public, and maintained in much the same way as it was during her lifetime.
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