Herbaceous / Paul Evans ; illustrated by Kurt Jackson.
Material type: TextSeries: Little Toller monographManufacturer: Padstow, Cornwall [England] : TJ International, [2014]Publisher: Toller Fratrum, Dorset [England] : Little Toller Books, 2014Copyright date: ©2014Description: 106 pages : illustrations ; 19 cmISBN:- 9781908213167
- 1908213167
- QK306 .E93 2014
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SB455 .E65 1943 Flowers and poems / | SB455 .E65 2003 Grace from the garden : changing the world one garden at a time / | SB455 .E78 1995 The faithful gardener : a wise tale about that which can never die / | SB455 .E82 2014 Herbaceous / | SB455 .F27 1973 In a Yorkshire garden / | SB455 .F35 1954 An English year. | SB455 .F42 1948 The making of a garden / |
Includes bibliographical references.
Yellow -- White -- Pink -- Blue -- Brown.
"Climate change is eroding the familiar pattern of the seasons, so we turn instinctively to the life cycle of herbaceous plants to guide us through the year. The growing, flowering, seeding and dying back to earth of wild flowers, weeds, herbs and garden perennials sustain and enrich our everyday lives with food, metaphor, joy, anxiety, medicine, stories, beauty and enchantment. Above all, by enabling us to read the changing seasons, plants help us navigate our way in the world. Herbaceous is a journey which follows the colour pulse of plants throughout the year, searching for new rhythms in a changing world. It begins with yellow: the pulse of early insects and the symbol of the returning sun. It is followed by spring’s vernal whites and the hedonist, spirited pinks of summer. Gradually, the strange and melancholy blues of early autumn are replaced by the ripple of seed-setting and a return to the browns of our subterranean winter dreams."--