著者：Georgianna Lane
出版社： HarperCollins Publishers
発売日： 2026年05月21日
In this sumptuous book, Georgianna Lane offers us an exclusive glimpse into the extensive archives of her world-renowned floral photography with over 300 pages of her personal favourites.
Georgianna……続きを見る
In a world where urban life often feels unsustainable, "The Green City Guide: Sustainable Living Made Simple for Urbanites" emerges as your essential handbook to reclaiming your environment and your……続きを見る
Το Μονοπάτι του Κήπου είναι ένα έργο μη μυθοπλασίας που εξετάζει την αλληλοσύνδεση της φύσης, της αρχιτεκτονικής τοπίου και της ψυχοθεραπείας, συνδυάζοντας την δυτική επιστημονική έρευνα με τις ανατ……続きを見る
Unveil the Secrets to Growing Beautiful Roses – Even as a Beginner!
If you've ever dreamed of filling your garden with the beauty and fragrance of roses, but felt intimidated by their care, this e-b……続きを見る
"A fascinating and informative book for anyone who loves roses but wants to avoid spraying them with toxic chemicals" ( The American Gardener ).
A winner of the World Federation of Roses Literary ……続きを見る
How to enjoy thriving fragrant plants in your garden, on your balcony or in your courtyard.
Smell the roses! Savour the lavender!
Sweet, rich orange blossom; heady, aromatic daphne; sharp, refreshin……続きを見る
Gemessen an dem, was Rosen den ganzen Sommer über zeigen, machen sie nur wenig Arbeit – das Intakthalten von Gemüse- oder Sommerblumenbeeten, ja selbst einer Rasenfläche kann deutlich aufwendiger se……続きを見る
“Roses And Rose Growing” is a vintage guide that deals with every aspect of growing roses, including planting, pruning, propagation, different varieties, climate considerations, and much more. Writt……続きを見る
In "The Book of Roses," Francis Parkman presents a compelling exploration of the rich symbolism and cultural significance of roses throughout history, weaving together a narrative that transcends me……続きを見る
The Path to Lidice is a series of ebooks that look into the relationships between Czechoslovakia, Great Britain, and the USA from the mid-1930s to the late 1960s. Roughly, this equates to the access……続きを見る
