Gardens for Good

Stories of Connection & Joy from the Chelsea Flower Show

Inbunden, Engelska, 2027

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The Chelsea Flower Show is renowned worldwide as the home of the very best in horticulture - where designers at the very top of their game create show gardens that delight and inspire all those who love gardening. Since 2022 the crème de la crème of these gardens has been those funded by innovative charity, Project Giving Back. Founded to support good causes - large and small - in creating their own gardens at the world's best known flower show, the charity's key proviso is that the gardens should live on in some way in the community after the show, so extending their impact and the joy that they create.Gardens for Good is a gloriously illustrated and engaging account of the 60 gardens made possible by Project Giving Back and a celebration of the very best in contemporary garden design, including the work of the likes of Tom Stuart-Smith, Jo Thompson, Chris Beardshaw, Andy Sturgeon, Cleve West, Jo Thompson, Nigel Dunnett and Ula Maria. Through interviews with the designers, detailed plant lists and a wealth of specially commissioned photography, the reader can adapt the ideas featured for their own outdoor spaces and to experience the joy and good that gardening can do.

Produktinformation

Utgivningsdatum2027-04-15
Mått233 x 286 x 14 mm
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor272
FörlagOctopus Publishing Group
MedarbetareBritt Willoughby
ISBN9781846016301

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Natasha Goodfellow (Author) Natasha Goodfellow is a writer, editor and garden lover, writing regularly for publications including Gardens Illustrated, House & Garden, RHS The Garden and Country Life, among others. A former deputy editor of Homes & Antiques magazine, she left to pursue her interest in gardens and has since worked with several high-profile garden designers and industry names on their books. These include Luciano Giubbilei: The Art of Making Gardens (Merrell, 2016), Petersham Nurseries (Petersham Nurseries, 2021) and Arabella Lennox-Boyd's Gardens in My Life (Apollo, 2021).Britt Willoughby (Photographer) Britt Willoughby studied photography at Nottingham Trent University graduating with a degree in 1995. She began her career as a PR photographer and grew naturally towards garden photography. From 2002 to 2012, she worked for one of the UK's most sought after garden designers. Her beautifully composed pictures appear in Jinny Blom's book, What Makes a Garden (Quarto) and her work features in House & Garden and Country Life, among others.About Project Giving Back Project Giving Back (PGB) was a unique and unconventional grant-making charity that provided funding for over 60 gardens for good causes at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show from 2022 to 2026. Launched in May 2021 in response to the Covid-19 pandemic and its devastating effects on UK charitable fundraising, PGB set out to boost UK-based good causes by giving them the funding and the tools to raise significant awareness of their work at the world's leading horticultural event. The gardens all live on in permanent locations around the UK where they continue to benefit the charities involved and the communities of people who use or enjoy them.