What Gardeners Grow & RHS Complete Gardener's Manual 2 Books Collection Set - Non Fiction - Hardback

Titles in This Set. What Gardeners Grow: Bloom Gardener's Guide by Bloom (illustrated by Melanie Gandyra). RHS Complete Gardener's Manual by DK. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Hardback. ISBN (What Gardeners Grow): 9780711272903. ISBN (RHS Complete Gardener's Manual): 9780241432433. Publishers: Frances Lincoln (Quarto Publishing); DK (Dorling Kindersley) in association with the Royal Horticultural Society. Age Range: Adult / General readership. Overview. This two-book hardback gardening bundle pairs inspiration with instruction. What Gardeners Grow gathers plant recommendations from 250 of the world's most admired horticulturists, while the RHS Complete Gardener's Manual delivers trusted, practical know-how for every stage of gardening. Together they make an ideal gift or reference set for anyone building a border, growing vegetables, or simply deepening their love of the garden.. About the Books. What Gardeners Grow: Bloom Gardener's Guide is a beautifully illustrated encyclopaedia of favourite plants, curated by around 250 respected plantspeople, designers, nurserymen and Chelsea medal-winners, including names such as Piet Oudolf, Noel Kingsbury, Sarah Raven and Ron Finley. Each contributor shares the story behind a treasured plant, creating a browsable glossary of ornamentals, herbs and edibles that helps readers discover new varieties and refine their planting choices. Illustrated throughout by Melanie Gandyra, it is as much a pleasure to dip into as it is a genuine planning tool.. The RHS Complete Gardener's Manual takes a more instructional approach: a one-stop guide covering soil preparation, planning and design, sowing, planting, pruning, propagation, pest and disease control, and seasonal maintenance. Backed by the Royal Horticultural Society and presented with DK's clear layouts, step-by-step photography and diagrams, it supports gardeners of all experience levels from first seeds to established borders. Used together, the two titles combine big-pic