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TitleThe beginner's cut flower garden : grow, nourish, and create bliss year-round / Elizabeth Brown ; photography by Lindsay Fairchild.
AuthorBrown, Elizabeth (Flower gardener), author.
Call No635.966 Brown
CollectionNon-Fiction
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Catalog Details
International Standard Book Number 9781643265018
International Standard Book Number 1643265016
Dewey Decimal Classification Number 635.9/66
Personal Name Brown, Elizabeth (Flower gardener), author.
Title Statement The beginner's cut flower garden : grow, nourish, and create bliss year-round / Elizabeth Brown ; photography by Lindsay Fairchild.
Varying Form of Title Grow, nourish, and create bliss year-round.
Imprint ©2026.
Imprint Portland, OR : Timber Press, [2026]
Physical Description 232 pages : color illustrations ; 24 cm.
General Note Includes bibliographical references (pages 222-223) and index.
Formatted Contents Note Winter: Arrive & inspire -- Spring: Awake & prepare -- Summer: Harvest & design -- Autumn: Closing & reflection.
Summary, Etc. "The Beginner's Cut Flower Garden is the perfect book for gardeners who are dipping a toe into growing cut flowers for the first time. Both an inspirational and practical guide to dreaming a cut flower garden into existence, Brown offers thoughtful, step-by-step, seasonally inspired narratives and activities paired with stunningly beautiful photographs of her cut flower garden on the coast of Maine. With the poetry of a classic horticultural guide and the accessibility of a contemporary garden club, Brown brings a collaborative, welcoming spirit to the process of growing flowers: we're all beginners here. In Winter, budding gardeners start simply by focusing on their vision, color palette, and floral style. Once a cohesive garden plan has been developed, it's time to take to the earth and install garden beds in Spring. High summer is for exploring floral design and creating arrangements with freshly cut flowers. Finally, there are various floral art activities for when the garden is more dormant, including dried and pressed flowers, natural dye projects, and making sun prints, expanding the range of how flowers can enrich and bring brightness and balance to everyone's daily life"-- Provided by publisher.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Flower gardening Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Subject Added Entry - Topical Term Cut flowers Handbooks, manuals, etc.
Index Term-Genre/Form Handbooks and manuals.
Added Entry, Personal Name Fairchild, Lindsay, photographer.