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Chinese Gardens.Lou Qingxi. An illustrated account of the long and complex history of Imperial and private gardens in China, with copious colour illustrations. The distinguished author was Professor of Architecture at Tsinghua University. A volume in the Cultural China Series. China International Press, Beijing, 2003. ISBN 9787508503677 Softback with flaps. 151 pages. SECONDHAND. Fine condition.

Photographs and six colour plates

the beauty of remote places and the companionship found in small frontier communities

There is also a section on the history and mythology of carnivorous plants as well as details of the author’s field trips in search of wild populations

The story of the geological evolution of the continent as seen through the lens of human impact

steal and kidnap

Alice de Rothschild for example

Susan Firth

Documents the evolving relationship between the Scots and their environment from the stone age to the present day and explores the remarkable range of ways that plants have been

This last work was almost complete at the time of Christopher Lloyd’s death in 2006

insects and freshwater fish found in the province

Author from the Botany Division

There are also fine photographs of all species taken in the field

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