Books published by Gemini Books Group Ltd

Clare Hastings passes on her gardening wisdom to her daughter, in this witty and informative book

Long-awaited memoir by leading international landscape and garden designer John Brookes

Title: Play Felt Farm Animals - Activity Book, Author: Erin Ranson, Publication Year: 2018-03-01, Publisher: Imagine That Publishing Ltd, Language: eng

An in-depth, illustrated history and gazetteer of plants with double flowers

Shows inexperienced gardeners how create a blooming, bee-filled outdoor space, from scratch, in the space of a single year

'George Carter will transform a backyard into Versailles.' - Independent

A fascinating history of Woburn Abbey, the park and gardens

Exclusive behind-the-scenes access to some of New York's most extraordinary interiors

"A potted history of everywhere [David McKie] goes, with some reflective observations about how things were and how they ought to be, and a few jokes thrown in." - Tribune

A unique combination of social history and style bible

Illustrated throughout with the author's own black and white line drawings and diagrams

A stunning, clothbound boxed set containing a facsimile edition of the "little anthology" of favourite poems compiled and illustrated by Rex Whistler in 1923, with new material in a separate booklet

"At the top of the heap of gardening glitterati, Andrew Lawson has produced a book that combines all his talents: it gives you this Renaissance man as painter, photographer, writer and gardener . . . You need this book." - Country Living

The story of how an ancient house was brought back to life and a fitting garden created around it

A grand celebration of London's architecture of the 'Romantic Age' of the 1920s and 1930s, now in paperback. Takes readers on a stunning visual journey through London's Art Deco cinemas, theatres, hotels, department stores, Underground stations, factories, and civic, corporate and residential buildings. Lovingly compiled and presented by an Oscar-winning film maker. NOV/DEC STOP PRESS 2013

A fascinating glimpse of real life for a London family in the early 19th century