Planting the Nation
Biographies & True Stories History Gardening Botany Australian History Horticulture
"Planting the Nation" by Georgina Whitehead is a highly sought-after hardcover textbook that delves into the fascinating history of Australia, botany, and gardening. Published in 2001, this first edition is a rare find, making it a valuable addition to any collector's shelf or a thoughtful gift for enthusiasts of Australian history and horticulture. The book is presented in very good condition, with a dust jacket that adds an extra layer of protection and visual appeal.
The book's interior is equally impressive, with no writing, dog ears, tears, loose pages, or stuck pages to be found. The tight, strong binding ensures that the pages will remain secure for years to come. While a rare few pages may show some minor rubbing from adjacent images, and a couple of pages have small dents, these minor flaws do not detract from the book's overall value or readability.
As a testament to the author's meticulous research and engaging writing style, "Planting the Nation" is an absorbing and informative read that will captivate anyone interested in the development of Australia's gardens and the people who shaped the country's botanical heritage. With its unique blend of history, botany, and true stories, this book is a must-have for collectors, historians, and gardening enthusiasts alike.
This rare first edition hardcover is a true collector's item, perfect for those seeking a unique and valuable addition to their library or a special gift for someone who shares a passion for Australian history and horticulture.
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