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  Sarah Raven's Wild Flowers (Hardback) By (author) Sarah Raven, Photographs by Jonathan Buckley

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  Short Description for Sarah Raven's Wild FlowersThe perfect gift - a beautiful reference book celebrating British wild flowers, by the award-winning garden writer Sarah Raven
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  • Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
  • Published: 30 July 2012
  • Format: Hardback 512 pages
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  • Categories: Gardening | Trees, Wildflowers & Plants
  • ISBN 13: 9781408813942 ISBN 10: 1408813947
  • Sales rank: 64,925

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Reviews for Sarah Raven's Wild Flowers

• Wild Flower ParadiseBook rating: 5

  This book absolutely delights in every way. Normally my reviews include a few critical quips in amongst the praise but this book gets all praise. It's expensive but it is a big book with the most interesting and fullest information on each wild flower I think I have ever read. Nothing is skimped - that's why the book is big. It's clearly a labour of love for Sarah and I certainly love her labours. The information is organised very well and that, on its own, must have involved a great deal of planning but the reader is the beneficiary because the whole text works easily and sensibly.
  
  In addition to Sarah's text the photographs are excellent. For a change, here are generous-sized photographs where the flowers can actually be seen sufficiently well to make positive identifications. The continuous runs of double-page flower-scapes that divide the chapters-catergories are heart-breakingly lovely - heartbreaking because so much British countryside is under threat.
  
  The book is too big and heavy for field work but it's not a pocket guide. It's just the most comprehensive encyclopaedia (if you like) of wild flowers that needs a place on every nature-lover's bookshelf. by Gisela Radant Wood

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