David Domoney has been a professional horticulturalist for over 40 years. He is a national garden and nature television presenter. He is a Fellow of the London Colleges of Horticulture, a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, a Fellow of the Warwickshire Colleges of Horticulture, and a Fellow of the Linnean Society.

• INTRODUCTIONMarimo moss ballsHorse chestnutLady's mantleGarlicAloe veraLemon verbenaThriftEarth's Original SuperheroesDeadly nightshadeBerberisButterfly bushHeatherChilliesScaredy cat plantLily of the ValleyPampas grassPlants as FoodMoney treeCucumberString-of-pearlsGas plantDumb caneVenus flytrapMile-a-minutePlants as MedicineSnowdropGinkgoSunflowerHydrangeaHollyEnglish WalnutMother of thousandsEverlasting sweet peaPlants as HabitatsLavenderCressLiving stonesPerennial ryegrassMagnoliaApple treePrayer plantPlants and the ClimatePeppermintSensitive plantSwiss cheese plantMyrtlePitcher plantCatmintWaterlilyOlive treePlants to Cool Our Towns and CitiesBee orchidParsleyChristmas treeScots pineResurrection fernBlackthornFirethornPlants Against ErosionOakStag's horn sumachRoseWillowSageRosemarySnake plantVoodoo lilyPlants for Air Quality Giant redwoodTomatoPotatoPeace lilySweetleafMarigoldsDandelionPlants in Contemporary Design YewAir plantStinging nettlesBladderwortBlueberryPansyStrawflowerNight phloxINDEX

"Domoney takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the world of plants that possess astonishing capabilities—some of which are almost too incredible to believe. This book is a fascinating blend of science, history, and practical gardening tips, showcasing plants that can do things you never thought possible. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a curious nature lover, or just someone who enjoys mind-blowing facts, this book is packed with surprises."

David Domoney has been a professional horticulturalist for over 40 years. He is a national garden and nature television presenter. He is a Fellow of the London Colleges of Horticulture, a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, a Fellow of the Warwickshire Colleges of Horticulture, and a Fellow of the Linnean Society.

• INTRODUCTIONMarimo moss ballsHorse chestnutLady's mantleGarlicAloe veraLemon verbenaThriftEarth's Original SuperheroesDeadly nightshadeBerberisButterfly bushHeatherChilliesScaredy cat plantLily of the ValleyPampas grassPlants as FoodMoney treeCucumberString-of-pearlsGas plantDumb caneVenus flytrapMile-a-minutePlants as MedicineSnowdropGinkgoSunflowerHydrangeaHollyEnglish WalnutMother of thousandsEverlasting sweet peaPlants as HabitatsLavenderCressLiving stonesPerennial ryegrassMagnoliaApple treePrayer plantPlants and the ClimatePeppermintSensitive plantSwiss cheese plantMyrtlePitcher plantCatmintWaterlilyOlive treePlants to Cool Our Towns and CitiesBee orchidParsleyChristmas treeScots pineResurrection fernBlackthornFirethornPlants Against ErosionOakStag's horn sumachRoseWillowSageRosemarySnake plantVoodoo lilyPlants for Air Quality Giant redwoodTomatoPotatoPeace lilySweetleafMarigoldsDandelionPlants in Contemporary Design YewAir plantStinging nettlesBladderwortBlueberryPansyStrawflowerNight phloxINDEX

"Domoney takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the world of plants that possess astonishing capabilities—some of which are almost too incredible to believe. This book is a fascinating blend of science, history, and practical gardening tips, showcasing plants that can do things you never thought possible. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a curious nature lover, or just someone who enjoys mind-blowing facts, this book is packed with surprises."

David Domoney has been a professional horticulturalist for over 40 years. He is a national garden and nature television presenter. He is a Fellow of the London Colleges of Horticulture, a Chartered Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture, a Fellow of the Warwickshire Colleges of Horticulture, and a Fellow of the Linnean Society.

• INTRODUCTIONMarimo moss ballsHorse chestnutLady's mantleGarlicAloe veraLemon verbenaThriftEarth's Original SuperheroesDeadly nightshadeBerberisButterfly bushHeatherChilliesScaredy cat plantLily of the ValleyPampas grassPlants as FoodMoney treeCucumberString-of-pearlsGas plantDumb caneVenus flytrapMile-a-minutePlants as MedicineSnowdropGinkgoSunflowerHydrangeaHollyEnglish WalnutMother of thousandsEverlasting sweet peaPlants as HabitatsLavenderCressLiving stonesPerennial ryegrassMagnoliaApple treePrayer plantPlants and the ClimatePeppermintSensitive plantSwiss cheese plantMyrtlePitcher plantCatmintWaterlilyOlive treePlants to Cool Our Towns and CitiesBee orchidParsleyChristmas treeScots pineResurrection fernBlackthornFirethornPlants Against ErosionOakStag's horn sumachRoseWillowSageRosemarySnake plantVoodoo lilyPlants for Air Quality Giant redwoodTomatoPotatoPeace lilySweetleafMarigoldsDandelionPlants in Contemporary Design YewAir plantStinging nettlesBladderwortBlueberryPansyStrawflowerNight phloxINDEX

"Domoney takes readers on an extraordinary journey through the world of plants that possess astonishing capabilities—some of which are almost too incredible to believe. This book is a fascinating blend of science, history, and practical gardening tips, showcasing plants that can do things you never thought possible. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, a curious nature lover, or just someone who enjoys mind-blowing facts, this book is packed with surprises."