The Cut Flower Sourcebook OG25 by Britain's foremost chronicler of

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The Cut Flower Sourcebook OG25 by Britain's foremost chronicler ofGrowing flowers for cutting brings the garden indoors and eliminates the air miles associated with shop bought plants. This book turns the spotlight on perennials and woody plants which return year after year with little effort or waste, offer valuable habitats to garden wildlife, and also bring a more natural quality to arrangements. Flower farmer Rachel Siegfried began her career as an estate gardener in the Cotswolds and in this book she shares her