Plants

Intriguing, illustrated hourly guide of 24 flowers, highlighting how and why different plants flower at different times during the day.

The next book in the flower series, Daffodils by Naomi Slade and Georgianna Lane celebrates this spring favourite, with an in-depth look at the many varieties for the garden, home and vase.

An imaginative guide to the pansy, bringing to life the intricate details, colours and textures of this resilient flower brimming with personality.

New book by the garden designer and BBC Gardeners’ World presenter, Adam Frost, inviting readers into his garden as he reflects on the plants that have shaped his life.

Chrysanthemums by Naomi Slade, explores cultivated chrysanthemums in all their glory, from the rare and interesting to the glamorous and ubiquitous, via those that are simply excellent garden plants.

A rich and wide-ranging collection of stories, celebrating the deep connection that exists between people and plants in fourteen short stories as varied, diverse, and global as the botanical world itself.

An essential reference and inspirational resource by Polly Nicholson for tulip lovers, florists, and gardeners, tapping into the zeitgeist for sustainable flowers and organic gardening, focusing on one of the world’s most popular flowers.

New guide for the seasoned gardener looking to identify, manage, and control the weeds in their gardeners.

Through expert text and beautiful botanical illustrations, Parched by Philip Clayton explores the captivating variety that exists in the world of dry plants.

New book by Ben Newell about the tiny magical worlds of terrariums, showing how to create a universe of your own.

In her new book, the Gardener’s World presenter, garden and social historian Advolly Richmond unravels the surprising histories of 60 flowers that shape our gardens.

Ideal for first-time gardeners, Grow Roses by Philip Clayton, contains everything you need to bring spectacular colours and gorgeous scents to your garden.

An accessible guide by John M. Warren to get to grips with that challenging group of plants to untangle a botanical mystery which keeps repeating itself.

The story of Ted Green’s lifelong adventure with trees and tree folk.

New tree selection guide marking a step change in approach to more successful outcomes for trees and a richer environment for future generations.