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Drought-Resistant Planting: Lessons from Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden is a practical, inspiring paperback for gardeners, teachers, and gift buyers who want beautiful planting ideas that flourish without extra water. Ideal for anyone facing dry soil, limited rainfall, or poor ground, this book shows how resilient planting choices and clever design create lasting, low-maintenance gardens.
Title in the Set: Drought-Resistant Planting: Lessons from Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden by Beth Chatto
Condition: BRAND NEW
Format: Paperback
ISBN-13: 9780711238114
In this classic gardening book, Beth Chatto recounts how she transformed “possibly the driest, and the most windswept, piece of soil in England” into a celebrated gravel garden. Written in her matchless style and illustrated with seasonal photography by Steven Wooster, the book reads as both a garden memoir and a hands-on manual. Chatto’s founding principle — “This garden was not to be irrigated in times of drought. Once established the plants must fend for themselves or die.” — anchors a clear, ecologically sound approach to planting that has inspired gardeners worldwide.
Why this book stands out
Beth Chatto is a trusted name in horticulture — an award-winning gardener whose pragmatic, environmentally aware methods have been adopted by professionals and home gardeners alike. This volume combines storytelling with expert tips, making it both enjoyable to read and highly actionable as a gardening reference. It’s more than a how-to; it’s a philosophy of working with nature rather than against it.
Whether you’re redesigning a backyard, planning a drought-resistant landscape, or looking for an inspiring book to give as a thoughtful gift, Drought-Resistant Planting: Lessons from Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden is a timeless resource. Trusted by gardeners and recommended for anyone who wants a flourishing garden that respects water limits, this paperback edition is both a practical guide and a keepsake of gardening wisdom.
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