thumbs seasons edition anything

books:

3 reviews
C. Z. Guest

Scholastic, 2000

TIny Green Thumbs
Excellent book for both adults and children. Beautifully illustrated. Simple explanation in understanding nature and "how to" plant a garden. Wonderful book to share with children and grandchildren, alike. Highly recommend.

C.Z. Guest's 5 Seasons of Gardening

2 reviews
C. Z. Guest

Bulfinch Pr, 1992

Surprisingly, quite good. Lot's of good little tips in it.
This is surprisingly a great book. It is a shame that it is out of print. Tasha Tudor is of course the queen of all gardeners, but Ms. Guest's book is quite good and she does have some marvelous tips and hints on gardening from her massively wealthy Tempelton estate, in Old Westbury, Long Island. And on top of this, she has good taste and style which we can all learn from. To bad that her ...

First Garden

1 review
C Z Guest

Putnam, 1976

a splash in the past/future of garden managing
I have buyed this book because I like how CZ Guest introduce you to managing gardens. I found a lot of ideas to schedule all the things to do and what kind of flowers and bushes and trees you could choose for your first garden. Easy to learn!!

Garden Talk: Ask Me Anything

2 reviews
C. Z. Guest

Universe Publishing, 2001

Nice reference for a beginner
Contrary to the first review of this book, I ordered it anyway & feel that once you understand the concept of it (what to do each season of the year rather than in general) it can be a great help, especially to beginners. It tends to read like a novel with headings alphabetically arranged in each season. I very much like this book. It would be great for those who like to read the entire book ...

FIRST GARDEN By C. Z. GUEST 1976 EDITION
C. Z. GUEST

G. P. Putnam, 1976

First Edition assumed. G. P. Putnam, NY 1976. FIRST GARDEN is a book that provides complete information for those who would like to develop green thumbs of their own. A really nice lovingly produced tribute to the joys of nature. This book will enable anyone to know the satisfaction of creating a first or last garden. DRAWINGS By CECIL BEATON. INTRODUCTION By TRUMAN CAPOTE.