Gertrude Jekyll's Lost Garden: The Restoration of an Edwardian Masterpiece by Rosamund Wallinger.
Garden Art Press. 2006.
Hardcover with dust jacket. 216 pages.
Green cloth boards with gilt lettering.
Gertrude Jekyll's Lost Garden tells the story of Rosamund Wallinger’s 16-year quest to restore the long-neglected Edwardian garden at the Manor House, Upton Grey - originally designed in 1908 by renowned garden designer Gertrude Jekyll for The Studio founder Charles Holme. Using Jekyll’s original plans, Wallinger painstakingly re-created what is now the only fully restored Jekyll wild garden in existence. Richly illustrated with photographs and plans, the book offers a detailed and personal account of this remarkable restoration.
Condition: In good vintage condition with some age commensurate wear. No rips or tears to dust jacket. Clean cloth cover. Spine intact. Some yellowing and rippling to page edges. Please refer to images.
Measurements: 11 h x 8-3/4 w in // 28 h x 22 w cm
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