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Hooker’s Finest Fruits.William Stearn & Frederick Roach. William Hooker 1779 1832 was perhaps the finest painter of fruit during the golden age of botanical illustration. Soon after it was founded, the Horticultural Society of London, later the Royal Horticultural Society, commissioned him to paint and describe about 150 of the most attractive and interesting varieties of fruit then being cultivated. Here for the first time nearly 100 of his best paintings have been

photographs Marti Friedlander

The important and interesting story of the first 100 years of plantation forestry in New Zealand and also the story of the New Zealand Forest Service

Provides interesting details of the life and behaviour of over 50 New Zealand bird species

of whatever size

There is also propagation and cultivation advice

The Richardson Group

wood quality and conservation

They have designed many notable gardens for their clients but it is the two gardens that they have made for themselves that have attracted the most critical acclaim

” An informative tribute to the rich diversity of garden styles

Bruce Shalders

one for each designer and also key texts by the gardeners themselves

reaching maturity with that at Vico Morcote in Switzerland where

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