A rediscovery of Darwin the botanist and his theories on insectivorous and climbing plants.
A timely, instructive and controversial book, which delivers unexpected answers.
In 2003 a MORI poll for the Royal Horticultural Society revealed that an extraordinary number of us are interested in attracting... Læs mere
How did plants get to be the way they are? In this new edition Ken Thompson grabs the opportunity to explain why any old plant will do for companion planting - but also that it can do as much harm as good - and why planting by the moon is complete and utter nonsense.
A fascinating popular science book that reveals how much we really know - and don't know - about the natural world. Explains why we need to be more concerned about ecosystems than individual iconic species such as the giant panda and gorilla.
A second volume of thought-provoking ideas from the author of The Daily Telegraph’s ‘Sceptical Gardener’ column
A beautifully illustrated spotter's guide to 52 of Britain's most successful plants - their names, stories, uses and quirks