John and Charles Enys Castle Hill Runholders 1864-1891. NEW.

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John and Charles Enys Castle Hill Runholders 1864-1891. NEW.Jenny Abrahamson. The story of these pioneer Canterbury settlers and run holders who played a considerable part in the early days of the settlement. John was a naturalist of great ability and corresponded with the influential scientific people of the day. He was also involved with Julius von Haast and the establishment of the Canterbury Museum in Christchurch. His brother, Charles, made watercolour paintings of the scenery around the run, many of

Timothy Mowl

the Formal Garden

Diagrams and photographs

spanning the period from the late eighteenth to the early twentieth century

height etc

There are woodcut illustrations and a few photographs

The history of seventeen of the best and most famous and successful rose breeders from various parts the temperate horticultural world

Dragonflies and Dominies and how these biplanes became indispensable to the isolated people of South Westland

sunning to dust jacket

His planting was continued by Bill Williams from the 1960s and in 1975 the Eastwoodhill Trust was established

woody plants

shady areas