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The Curious Gardener

Out of Print
By: Jurgen Dahl
264 pages, 56 b/w photos
Publisher: Timber Press
The Curious Gardener
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  • The Curious Gardener ISBN: 9780881926576 Hardback Sep 2004 Out of Print #147770
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Now for the first time in English one of the world's best loved garden writers explores the connections between the life of the garden and the life of the mind. In this omnibus volume that ranges from discussing why gardeners should grow bad smelling plants to how readers should eat their flowers, Jurgen Dahl identifies curiosity and patience as the gardener's chief virtues.

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Jurgen Dahl (1929--2001) was a bookseller until he sold his bookshop to work as a writer and gardener. Until his death, he worked for WDR, a large German broadcasting station, and Die Zeit, a major weekly magazine. He was the author of nearly a dozen books. For many years, he also edited Crossroads, an annual journal of critical thinking. He received the prestigious Deutscher Journalistenpreis in 1965, the Bruno H. Schubert Environment Prize in 1987 for his work to protect the environment, and the German Horticultural Association's prize for nature education in 1998. Dahl and his wife, Hella, lived on his farm, Lindenhof near Kleve, on the lower Rhine.
Out of Print
By: Jurgen Dahl
264 pages, 56 b/w photos
Publisher: Timber Press
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