The RHS Encyclopedia Of Plants and Flowers by Christopher Brickell is an invaluable resource for both novice gardeners and seasoned horticulturists alike. This meticulously curated guide presents a comprehensive photographic catalogue of over 4000 plants and flowers, organised thoughtfully by type, size, and colour. This structure allows readers to effortlessly select the most suitable options for their individual gardens. The Content At the heart of the book lies the detailed "Plant Dictionary," which encompasses more than 8000 species and varieties. Each entry provides vital information on ideal growing conditions, ensuring that gardeners can cultivate their plants successfully. This extensive reference is complemented by a user-friendly "Plant Selector" section in the introduction, which aids in recommending plants tailored to specific growing conditions. Features Photographic catalogue of 4000 plants and flowers Comprehensive "Plant Dictionary" with over 8000 entries Guidance on ideal growing conditions for each species Practical "Plant Selector" for tailored recommendations “An essential companion for anyone passionate about gardening.” This encyclopaedia not only serves as a guide but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the diversity of plant life. Readers who have enjoyed similar works, such as The Garden Plant Primer or The Plant Lover's Guide, will find this encyclopedia an indispensable addition to their gardening library.
