We consider our gardens private dominions, Where we create the worlds we desire. But they are also occupied by myriad ofher organisms, each with. their own life to lead.
In the everyday of Richard Mabey's Norfolk garden, nature is an equal partner, a 'gardener' able to reorganise itself. Ants sow cowslip seeds in parched grass, a self-seeded rose springs from gravel. Amid disordered seasons and climate change, things tall apart and new ecological maryels take formametaphor for the Earth itself, This is Mabey at his finest: maverick, closely obseryant and with an unquenchable sense of wonder.
Size: 198 x 127mm (paperback)
Pages: 176
Publisher: Profile