Gertrude Jekyll's \"Home and Garden\" is a wonderful vintage guide to gardening comprising an assortment of notes, thoughts, and practical advice concerning a variety of garden-based topics. From charming anecdotes of notable country walks to how to make potpourri and beyond, this vintage volume will appeal to gardeners and native-lovers alike, and it would make a for a wonderful addition to any home collection. Contents include: \"How the House was Built,\" \"A Wood Ramble ion April,\" \"A Garden of Wall-Flowers,\" \"Trees and Lanes,\" \"Wild Honeysuckle,\" \"Brier Roses,\" \"Midsummer,\" \"Roses and Lilies,\" \"Large Rock-Gardens,\" \"The Workshop,\" \"The Kinship of Common Tools,\" \"Cut Flowers,\" \"Conservatories,\" \"The Making of Pot-Purri,\" etc. Many vintage books such as this are increasingly scarce and expensive. It is with this in mind that we are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially-commissioned new introduction on the history of gardening. | Home and Garden - Notes and Thoughts Practical and Critical of a Worker in Both | Indigo Chapters