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Walled Kitchen Gardens

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Walled kitchen gardens were found in the grounds of most large country houses in Britain and Ireland. They were designed to provide a continual supply of fruit, flowers and vegetables. With the aide of heated glasshouses, there would be out-of-season delicacies such as strawberries for Christmas, exotic tropical fruits, figs and grapes. The remains of these gardens can still be seen, some converted to other uses, some simply abandoned; a few have been restored to their previous productiveness. This book examines the history of these old kitchen gardens in the light of what might be seen there today.

Author Biography:

Susan Campbell is a writer and illustrator. She has researched the history of kitchen gardening for many years, visiting over three hundred gardens. Her investigations have resulted in the publications of 'A Calendar of Gardeners' Lore'; Cottesbrooke, an English Kitchen Garden'; and 'Charleston Kedding, a History of Kitchen Gardening'.
Release date Australia
August 1st, 2006
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Country of Publication
United Kingdom
Edition
2nd Revised edition
Illustrations
colour and black and white
Imprint
Shire Publications
Pages
56
Publisher
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Dimensions
150x210x6
ISBN-13
9780747806578
Product ID
1994408

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