Essays extol the seasons, gardens, and the natural world, and include observations and advice on gardening

A collection of columns by an American garden writer includes practical information about vegetable and flower gardens, as well as reflections on how gardens feed the human soul

The 'Washington Post' columnist offers a harvest of sharp observations and humorous adventures gathered during a year in his garden, along with much down-to-earth advice on horticulture

Essays extol the seasons, gardens, and the natural world, and include observations and advice on gardening

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In a collection of fiction, essays, poetry, journal entries, and letters, authors including Colette, Gertrude Jekyll, Nancy Mitford, Edith Warton, and Andrew Marvel reflect on the wonders of gardening, from the joys of weeding and the pitfalls of roses to the trials of gardening in a cold climate.

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Outlines the history of Washington, D.C., describes the architectural styles of the city, and portrays its mansions, historic homes, and embassy buildings