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The Vision Of Edna Walling Garden Plans 1920-1951 by Trisha Dixon
SKU: B-003281

The Vision Of Edna Walling Garden Plans 1920-1951

Special Features: Illustrated
Condition: Water mark on many pages; tight binding; smoke‑free home; pages clean and tidy; free of writing and dog ears.

Gardening & Environment Art, Design & Photography Australiana

Secondhand copy — please check photos and condition notes.
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The Vision Of Edna Walling Garden Plans 1920‑1951 by Trisha Dixon is a beautifully illustrated non‑fiction volume that explores historic Australian garden design, landscape photography and horticulture. It sits comfortably in the Art & Culture, Biographies & True Stories and Environment, Nature & Earth categories, appealing to both young adults and seasoned garden enthusiasts.

Published in 2004, this hardcover edition runs 150 pages of clean, tidy layouts that showcase Edna Walling’s plans and garden photographs. The book arrives from a smoke‑free home and is free of writing, dog‑ears and other marks, though many pages carry a light water‑mark and the binding is tight.

The illustrated content offers a vivid look at garden flowers, landscaping and botany, making it a valuable reference for anyone interested in gardening, landscaping or garden history. As a vintage Australian title, it also serves collectors seeking a well‑preserved work on landscape design.

Overall, the condition is solid with minor water‑marks that do not detract from the visual appeal, and the tight binding holds the pages securely for continued use and display. This is an inviting addition for readers who appreciate detailed garden plans and the legacy of Edna Walling.