The "Royal Horticultural Society Address Book" features drawings made by Asian artists, whether made for the export market to Europe, commisioned by British officials, or, in recent times, made by amateur and professional artists for exhibition and sale in the international market for botanical art.[...]

This is a pocket-size notebook in which gardeners can make notes about the varieties of fruit and vegetables being planted, as well as cultivation and fertilization specifics and the yield at harvest. The book is divided into two sections and then into different types of fruit or vegetables, includi[...]

This sturdy flexibound RHS Plant Notebook is pocket-sized for convenience and is the perfect place to note of what you have seen and where so you can put your planting ideas into practice. The notebook has an internal storage pocket and an elastic closer.[...]

The "Royal Horticultural Society Diary 2014" features floras from the collection of the world famous Lindley Library. A flora is an account of the plants of a given country or district. The earliest floras were little more than lists, but once botanists started exploring foreign countries and descri[...]

An anthology of the best garden writing from the pages of The Garden, the magazine of the Royal Horticultural Society. As well as revealing key moment from a time of intense change, this anthology paints a rich and intriguing picture of what gardening means today.The writers tell of plant-hunting an[...]

Sixteen cards with envelopes, four different designs, packed in keepsake box with hinged lid. The cards are illustrated with paintings from the RHS Lindley Libraries by August Wilhelm Sievert (-1751); all watercolour on paper, from an album titled 'Hortus florum imaginum' dating from c1730.[...]

RHS COMPANION TO SCENTED PLANTS is an authoritative guide to creating beautiful, well designed gardens that are highly scented, and shows how scent can turn a good-looking garden into an unforgettable one. Stephen Lacey analyses the different scent 'flavours' available to the gardener, and discusses[...]

The "RHS Pocket Diary 2016" showcases the work of Dutch artists held in the RHS's world famous Lindley Library. These include works from an album 'Flores a Petro Holsteyn ad vivum depicti' (c.1634-73) by the artist Pieter Holsteyn the younger. Other works include those by August Wilhelm Sievert (act[...]

The "Royal Horticultural Society Desk Diary 2017" showcases the work of Caroline Maria Applebee (c.1799-1854) held in the Royal Horticultural Society's world famous Lindley Library. Very little is known about Miss Applebee. It is believed she was a talented amateur artist whose works were unpublishe[...]

The RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2017 celebrates British wildlife. It is illustrated with photographs of birds, mammals, amphibians and insects that may be found in gardens, plus tips on how to manage your garden to enhance the wildlife potential and thereby add interest and enjoyment.Illustrated wi[...]

The RHS Diary 2018 brings together a beautiful collection of wildflower illustrations, showcasing work held in the RHS's world-famous Lindley Library. Artists featured include Margaret Mary Plues (1828-1901), Lydia Penrose (1787-1842), Lilian Snelling (1879-1972) and Maria Morris, whose work dates f[...]

The RHS Wild in the Garden Diary 2018 celebrates British wildlife. It is illustrated with photographs of birds, mammals, amphibians and insects that may be found in gardens, plus tips on how to manage your garden to enhance the wildlife potential and thereby add interest and enjoyment.Illustrated wi[...]

The RHS Diary 2019 brings together a beautiful collection of botanical illustrations by Beatrix Stanley, showcasing work held in the RHS's world-famous Lindley Library. This week-to-view diary is illustrated in colour throughout and has a ribbon marker.[...]