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Of Flowers and a Village: An Entertainment for Flower Lovers
Wilfrid Blunt
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| #3014345 in Books | Timber Press, Incorporated | 2006-02-01 | Formats: Facsimile, Illustrated | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 5.13 x1.00 x7.75l, | File type: PDF | 316 pages | ||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Humorous and Quirky|By Gail Butler|This is a pleasant read. One to curl up with and enjoy a cup of tea. The story takes one to an English village populated with interesting characters and lots and lots of plants and gardens. If you love plants and love to garden, I think you'll enjoy this book. Not high drama, but characters and plants! Love it for those times I want to retreat||"In these amusing letters [Wilfrid Blunt] tells Flora about his new home, its eccentric citizens, and a great deal about plants and gardening, the latter an education that gardeners will appreciate." --Lori D. Kranz, Bloomsbury , March/April 2006|
Wilfrid Blunt (1901-1987) is probably best known today as a biographer of Linnaeus and as the author of the classic study The Art of Botanical Illustration. But Blunt also had his lighter side. Of Flowers & a Village is a novel written in the form of chatty letters from a doting godfather to his goddaughter, Flora, an enthusiastic (if inexperienced) gardener who is recovering from an illness that has left her temporarily bedridden. Although we learn a great deal about da...
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