Sarah Worrall – författare

This beautiful 60-page souvenir book features easily accessible chapters on the important work that Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh carries out. It is one of the world’s leading scientific gardens at the forefront of global plant research, science, horticulture, education and conservation.With beautiful photography throughout, the book highlights the dynamic landscapes and diversity of plants that make up the Living Collection, one of the richest collections of living plants anywhere in the world. The plants of Chile, China, Japan, Nepal and Scotland are featured, as well as other planted areas like the Queen Mother’s Garden, Woodlands and Plants under Glass. The Rain Garden and the Biodiversity Garden along with others, show innovative solutions to biodiversity loss and the climate emergency, the preserved collection of plant specimens in the Herbarium, a brief history of the Garden, all provide inspiration and an appreciation of the botanical world. A lovely souvenir book featuring new photography and foiled lettering on the cover. Every purchase helps to fund our vital work in Scotland and around the world.

This quality 48-page book is a souvenir of Benmore Botanic Garden and its world-famous collection of plants from regions such as Bhutan, Chile, Tasmania and Japan. Beautiful photography highlights Benmore’s natural looking environment and depicts the landscapes that offer protection and sanctuary to a diversity of plants from around the world. Known for its important collection of over 300 species of rhododendrons, its iconic Redwood Avenue, its Douglas firs, Scots pines and monkey puzzle trees - the collection at Benmore continues to expand, conserving plants from around the world that are threatened in their natural habitat. A lovely souvenir book featuring new photography and foiled lettering on the cover. Every purchase helps to fund our vital work in Scotland and around the world.

This elegant 48-page souvenir book is a memento of Dawyck Botanic Garden, a magnificent 65-acre Garden set in the picturesque hills of the Scottish Borders and a sanctuary to many endangered plants. It is home to some of Britain’s oldest and tallest trees along with specimens from around the globe including China, Japan, Nepal and Chile. The book’s magnificent photography highlights the biodiversity at Dawyck with varying woodlands, a burn and glen and the world’s first reserve for mosses, liverworts, lichens and fungi. A lovely souvenir book featuring new photography and foiled lettering on the cover. Every purchase helps to fund our vital work in Scotland and around the world.