AN AUSTRALIAN GARDENER'S ANTHOLOGY

Name: AN AUSTRALIAN GARDENERS ANTHOLOGY
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Published by Rigby, Australia, 1982, hardcover, large format, illustrated, 296 pages, condition:new.

An Australian Gardener's Anthology is a collection offering a beautifully illustrated history of gardening in Australia, using writings from settlement to the modern day.

The book features a range of historical perspectives, reflecting how Australian gardening evolved over nearly 200 years.

Early settlement gardens: Focusing on the necessity of growing vegetables for survival in the new environment.

British influence: Describing the early devotion to creating English-style cottage gardens and large parks, which served as familiar oases in the unfamiliar Australian landscape.

The native plant movement: Documenting the shift toward appreciating and cultivating native Australian flora.

Urban gardens: Exploring the challenges and innovations of gardening in contemporary urban settings.

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