Gardeners' World: Flowers: Planning and Planting for Continuous Colour

Over two years the professionals at Gardeners' World created a series of beautiful flower gardens from a disused playing field in Birmingham. Here Toby Buckland reveals how you can adopt the tried and tested methods used at Gardeners' World to create your own year-round flower garden in this beautifully illustrated guide to the flower gardens at Greenacre.Split into achievable front and back garden plots, the Greenacre gardens accommodate a range of garden designs, aspects and plant-types, from a luscious twilight garden for evening scent and nectar-filled bee border to attract beneficial wildlife, to a hardy coastal garden to show what you can do with very dry soil. Toby talks through the concept, planting and maintenance requirements of each garden, describing every flower in full and assessing the environmental benefits of each one. And he expertly demonstrates how to make bespoke garden features, such as cobble paths and bee boxes.Filled with stunning flower photography and expert garden advice, this inspirational and practical book is the culmination of two years of gardening at Greenacre and enables lovers of flowers to bring a little of the Gardeners' World magic to their own gardens.

Title - Gardeners' World: Flowers: Planning and Planting for Continuous Colour

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Author - Toby Buckland

ISBN 13 - 9781846078651

Imprint - BBC Books

Publisher - Ebury Publishing

Date Published - 07/04/2011

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Binding Type - Hardback

Dimensions - 194 x 252 x 23mm

Weight - 923 g

Languages - English