Stafford Cliff has visited hundreds of gardens in the course of his travels over the last 40 years, taking photographs and making notes. With his designer's eye and experience, he has created this sourcebook of the very best ideas providing choices and inspiration for ever garden dilemma and possibility.

2007. First edition. A fine, unmarked copy in a near fine, unclipped d/w with some light suntanning.

1980, First edition. A fine, unmarked copy in a very good d/w with light sunfading to the spine.

1993, Reprint. A fine, unmarked copy in a near fine d/w.

1992. Reprint. A very good copy only marked by light soiling to the edges of the text block. The d/w is unclipped and very good with light edge bumping.

First edition. A fine, unmarked copy.

This is a no-nonsense guide to choosing, establishing and sustaining your patch of rural paradise in Australia and New Zealand. Chris Ferreira brings years of experience, a wealth of knowledge and a great sense of humour to t... read more

1980, First edition. A near fine copy only marked by a previous owners name to the front free endpaper. The d/w is very good with only light edge bumping.

1980, A near fine copy only marked by light foxing to the edges. The d/w is fine and now in a protective cover.

Plants are careful about the company they keep. Some help each other to grow, while others repel insects and even other plants. Over the years, farmers and gardeners have observed how plants affect each other, especially how certain herbs benefit the growth of nearby... read more

1996, Reprint. A fine, unmarked copy.

1991. A fine, unused copy in a near fine, unclipped d/w with light shelf rubbing only.

1910. Fourth edition. A very good copy in rubbed red cloth boards with black lettering to the front panel and gilt lettering to the spine. The spine is lightly faded. Age tanning to the edges and light soiling/foxing to the prelims and a last few ... read more

1949, Third edition. A very good copy in green cloth boards which are lightly rubbed to the spine ends. The edges of the text block are lightly browned but the contents are unmarked and fine.