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The Origin of Plants: The People and Plants That Have Shaped Britains Garden History Since the Year 1000

The Origin of Plants: The People and Plants That Have Shaped Britains Garden History Since the Year 1000

Maggie Campbell-Culver

In AD 1000 Britain had only a few hundred indigenous plants, many of the species in modern gardens and parks were unknown. In this text, Maggie Campbell-Culver has researched the provenance and often strange stories of many of the thousands of plants that add colour to gardens.
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In AD 1000 Britain had only a few hundred indigenous plants and many of the species we take for granted in our gardens and parks were as yet unknown in the UK. Over the past millennium, plant hunters have introduced what we now consider everyday plants, such as rhododendrons from China and gladiolus from Africa and exotics such as the monkey puzzle tree from Brazil. Respected garden historian Maggie Campbell-Culver has researched the provenance and often strange stories of many of the thousands of plants which add colour and beauty to our gardens to produce a gorgeous and valuable book.

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Title - The Origin of Plants: The People and Plants That Have Shaped Britains Garden History Since the Year 1000

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Author - Maggie Campbell-Culver

ISBN 13 - 9780747272144

Imprint - Headline Book Publishing

Publisher - Headline Publishing Group

Date Published - 06/09/2001

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Binding Type - Hardback

Dimensions - 271 x 220 x 25mm

Weight - 1429 g

Languages - English