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This Infant Adventure Offspring of the Royal Gardens at Kew

By: Christian Lamb
224 pages, Col & b/w illus
This Infant Adventure
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  • This Infant Adventure ISBN: 9781903071298 Hardback Oct 2010 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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A lively survey of some of the colonial botanic gardens which evolved in the wake of the development of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew. The author shows that these botanic gardens were the heartbeat of an empire, shining 'a light on an extraordinary period of history and the people who made it'. Chapters are devoted to, amongst others, the gardens of St. Vincent, Peradeniya (Sri Lanka), Calcutta, Singapore, Mauritius, Melbourne and Sydney.

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By: Christian Lamb
224 pages, Col & b/w illus
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