Life in a cottage garden - book

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    If anyone is looking for a gift for a fellow gardener, or themselves, the book from carol's series is absolutley lovely.

    Stunning photography, and written beautifully. It is written as a diary, so it's great to see what she is doing at current times.

    I got it free for subscribing to Garden's Illustrated magazine.

    Just thought I'd recommend.
     
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      Is this full of perennials? I'm very tempted to by this book for my mum for Mothers day, but she really needs a good book on perennials, any suggestions?:what:
       
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      There are loads of perennials in the book. I've already jotted down several perennials I now want, that I hadn't even heard of.
       
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        Pixie, the RHS guide on perennials is excellent.
         
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