Guides the gardener through the entire gardening process - from clearing ground and choosing plants to planting and long-term maintenance

Guides the gardener through the entire gardening process - from clearing ground and choosing plants to planting and long-term maintenance.

Against this backdrop, Hobhouse focuses on the plants themselves-the raw materials of the garden maker’s art. Opulently illustrated with 375 paintings, illuminated manuscripts, botanical drawings, and frescoes, as well as period and contemporary photographs, this is a classic work that will be consulted for years to come.

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Penelope Hobhouse MBE (born 20 November 1929), née Chichester-Clark, is a British garden writer, designer, lecturer and television presenter. Born into an Anglo-Irish family in Moyola Park, Castledawson, she is the daughter of James Lenox-Conyngham Chichester-Clark and a sister of Lord Moyola, the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland from 1969 to 1971, and Sir Robin Chichester-Clark. She was educated at North Foreland Lodge and Girton College, Cambridge, graduating with a BA in economics in 1951.

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Penelope Hobhouse is a garden writer, garden designer, garden historian, lecturer and gardener. For fourteen years until 1993 with her husband, Professor John Malins, she was in charge of the National Trust Gardens at Tintinhull House in Somerset

Penelope Hobhouse is a garden writer, garden designer, garden historian, lecturer and gardener. For fourteen years until 1993 with her husband, Professor John Malins, she was in charge of the National Trust Gardens at Tintinhull House in Somerset. Today she lives in Dorset and travels in Europe, Australia and the United States lecturing and designing gardens. Penelope Hobhouse and Associates is a small design office in the west of England, with an associate Nan Sinton in Boston, USA. Penelope Hobhouse was born in Northern Ireland in 1929 - Cambridge Honours Degree Economics 1951 MA.

Penelope Hobhouse uses some of the finest gardens in the world to show how to lay out and plant formal, patterned . But this book is more than a tour of beautiful gardens. Penelope Hobhouse informs, advises and inspires on every aspect of garden design.

Penelope Hobhouse uses some of the finest gardens in the world to show how to lay out and plant formal, patterned, natural and flower gardens.

PENELOPE LIVELY was born in Cairo, Egypt, and spent her childhood there. When she was twelve she came to England and went to boarding school in Sussex, and then to St Anne’s College, Oxford, where she read Modern History. Penelope writes for adults and children, and in 1973 she won the Carnegie Medal for her children’s book The Ghost of Thomas Kempe and the Whitbread Award in 1976 for A Stitch in Time. Penelope is regarded as one of the most talented British authors and was awarded the OBE in 1989 and the CBE in 2002 for her outstanding services to literature.

Guides the gardener through the entire gardening process - from clearing ground and choosing plants to planting and long-term maintenance. Guides the gardener through the entire gardening process - from clearing ground and choosing plants to planting and long-term maintenance. The author has written Colour in Your Garden and The National Trust: A Book of Gardening.