Gardens of Arne Maynard
Exploring the artistry of a celebrated garden designer
Rosie Atkins author Arne Maynard author
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Merrell Publishers Ltd
Published:7th Mar '24
Should be back in stock very soon
This book showcases the remarkable work of Arne Maynard, an acclaimed garden designer known for his harmonious and elegant gardens.
The Gardens of Arne Maynard presents an engaging exploration of the work of one of today's most esteemed garden designers. Arne Maynard is celebrated for his award-winning gardens showcased at the Chelsea Flower Show, as well as for his elegant and thoughtful designs for private residences around the globe. At the heart of Maynard's artistry lies his exceptional ability to capture the essence of each location, creating gardens that resonate with harmony and a sense of belonging. This book offers readers a glimpse into his creative process and the philosophy that drives his work.
A significant feature of the Gardens of Arne Maynard is the in-depth look at Maynard's personal garden at Allt-y-bela in rural Wales. This garden serves as a living canvas, illustrating his design methods and the ongoing evolution of his landscape. Readers will also discover insights into Maynard's very first garden at Guanock House in Lincolnshire, where he dedicated a decade to transforming a flat field into a formal layout, complete with a kitchen garden, knot garden, and herbaceous border. The book includes stunning photography of twelve gardens, each accompanied by Maynard's personal reflections on the seasonal changes and plant selections.
Additionally, the Gardens of Arne Maynard features illustrated segments on various topics that are dear to the designer, such as cultivating and utilizing roses, designing planting borders, establishing productive kitchen gardens, incorporating sculptures, and nurturing trees and shrubs. This rich tapestry of knowledge and inspiration is complemented by the expertise of Rosie Atkins, the book's author and a notable figure in the gardening community.
ISBN: 9781858947167
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304 pages