Heligan
Heligan

Author: Philip McMillan Browse

Publisher: Alison Hodge Publishers

Published: 2005

Total Pages: 250

ISBN-13: 9780906720400

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Talks about the abundance of the award-winning productive gardens at the Lost Gardens of Heligan. This book tells the stories of reconstruction behind increasingly well-known features such as the beautiful apple arches in the Vegetable Garden. It also provides a comprehensive record of varieties grown at Heligan, including suppliers.

The Lost Gardens Of Heligan
The Lost Gardens Of Heligan

Author: Tim Smit

Publisher: Seven Dials

Published: 2019-03-07

Total Pages: 295

ISBN-13: 1841883468

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The glorious No.1 bestseller Until the First World War, the estate gardens at Heligan were one of the glories of Cornwall. Thereafter, through growing neglect, they slipped gradually to sleep. This is the amazing story of their rediscovery and restoration, or the Victorian vision and ingenuity which first created that subtropical paradise, and of the modern obsession and improvisation which recreated it.

Heligan
Heligan

Author: Tom Petherick

Publisher: Weidenfeld & Nicolson Limited

Published: 2004

Total Pages: 192

ISBN-13: 9780297843443

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Heligan Gardens are a phenomenon. In their heyday one of the glories of Cornwall, they fell into romantic decay after the Second World War. Discovered and restored against all odds by Tim Smit and his partners, they are now the most visited private gardens in Britain, voted by BBC Gardener's World 'Britain's Best Loved Gardens'. This is the first book to capture the romance of these great gardens in all their aspects, through a lavish use of new photography, historic images and an informative text.

The Lost Gardens Of Heligan
The Lost Gardens Of Heligan

Author: Tim Smit

Publisher: Hachette UK

Published: 2019-03-07

Total Pages: 295

ISBN-13: 1841883468

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The glorious No.1 bestseller Until the First World War, the estate gardens at Heligan were one of the glories of Cornwall. Thereafter, through growing neglect, they slipped gradually to sleep. This is the amazing story of their rediscovery and restoration, or the Victorian vision and ingenuity which first created that subtropical paradise, and of the modern obsession and improvisation which recreated it.