Caroline Holmes

Autor de Monet at Giverny

17 Obras 195 Miembros 3 Reseñas

Sobre El Autor

Caroline Holmes is a writer, broadcaster and lecturer on garden history and design. She lectures at Cambridge and Essex Universities, the Museum of Garden History in London and in the USA

Obras de Caroline Holmes

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Monet at Giverny (2001) 46 copias

Icons of Garden Design (2001) 31 copias

Follies of Europe: Architectural Extravaganzas (2008) 22 copias

The Romantic Herb Garden (2004) 17 copias

Herbs for the Gourmet Gardener: A Practical Resource from the Garden to the Table (2014) 15 copias

The Not So Little Book of Dung (2006) 13 copias

RHS Herbs for the Gourmet Gardener: Old, New, Common and Curious Herbs to Grow and Eat (2014) 8 copias

New Shoots, Old Tips (2006) 7 copias

A Zest for Herbs: Choosing, Using, and Designing with Garden Herbs (Mitchell Beazley Gardening) (2004) 6 copias

Victorian Gardens (2004) 6 copias

Water lilies and Bory Latour-Marliac : the genius behind Monet's Water lilies (2015) 6 copias

Why Do Violets Shrink?: Answers to 280 Thorny Questions on the World of Plants (2008) 5 copias

Impressionists in their Gardens (2012) 5 copias

Gartenkunst. Die schönsten Gärten der Welt. (2001) 4 copias

Where the Wildness Pleases: The English Garden Celebrated (2021) 2 copias

The Poison Garden 1 copia

Monet. Le jardinier impressionniste (2002) 1 copia

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Género: female
Nacionalidad: UK
Ocupaciones: garden historian
broadcaster
author
lecturer

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RHS Herbs for the Gourmet Gardener: Old, New, Common…

Another high quality excellent guide to the history, horticulture and tasting of various herbs both common and rare. It’s a great comprehensive account of accessible information with wonderful illustrations. Recommended.

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aadyer | Jan 16, 2020 |

Kräuter für den Gourmetgärtner por Caroline Holmes

Rating refers to the book in German translation.

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MarthaJeanne | Mar 25, 2017 |

Why Do Violets Shrink?: Answers to 250 Thorny… por Caroline Holmes

This is a good book to keep in the toilet or keep on your bedside-table. It contains a fascinating collection of interesting facts about plants and their biology, their uses, the mythology surrounding them and some interesting derivations of their names. The book was a little light on the science for my liking, but would suit a novice.

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martensgirl | Dec 22, 2012 |

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