Camilla Anderson was born in London, the youngest of four children. She trained as a Paper Conservator at Camberwell College of Arts before becoming a researcher for the antiquarian bookseller, Bernard Quaritch. Here she carried out research at the British Library, bought books at auction, and was involved in cataloging one of the greatest private collections of botanical books in the world. After studying for a master’s degree in Garden History at the University of Bristol, she developed a website about historic gardens. She spends her time traveling around Britain photographing gardens, visiting archives, and giving lectures. She lives in Derbyshire and has two children and six grandchildren.

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Camilla Anderson was born in London, the youngest of four children. She trained as a Paper Conservator at Camberwell College of Arts before becoming a researcher for the antiquarian bookseller, Bernard Quaritch. Here she carried out research at the British Library, bought books at auction, and was involved in cataloging one of the greatest private collections of botanical books in the world. After studying for a master’s degree in Garden History at the University of Bristol, she developed a website about historic gardens. She spends her time traveling around Britain photographing gardens, visiting archives, and giving lectures. She lives in Derbyshire and has two children and six grandchildren.

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Camilla Anderson was born in London, the youngest of four children. She trained as a Paper Conservator at Camberwell College of Arts before becoming a researcher for the antiquarian bookseller, Bernard Quaritch. Here she carried out research at the British Library, bought books at auction, and was involved in cataloging one of the greatest private collections of botanical books in the world. After studying for a master’s degree in Garden History at the University of Bristol, she developed a website about historic gardens. She spends her time traveling around Britain photographing gardens, visiting archives, and giving lectures. She lives in Derbyshire and has two children and six grandchildren.

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