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Discovering Welsh Gardens; launched 1st March with limited edition prints.
Discovering Welsh Gardens takes the reader on a stimulating and provocative tour of twenty handpicked gardens chosen by The Times gardening writer Stephen Anderton and award winning photographer Charles Hawes. The book has some familiar gardens and some completely unknown to the gardening world.
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Charismatic coastal images reflect the dazzling beauty of Wales in this amazing new book 'Coastline Wales' about the Welsh coast.
Coastline Wales is a sumptuous hardback book that takes us on a spectacular pictorial journey along the Welsh seaboard.
From wild surf beaches, where Atlantic rollers crash on the shore, to snug, sunlit ports and historic Victorian resorts.
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Food Wales - a second helping by Colin Pressdee
Food Wales - a second helping takes us on a fascinating culinary odyssey around Wales.
Author Colin Pressdee highlights indigenous foods from the land and seas of Wales, producers committed to caring for the environment, and chefs who use the best of
Not bad for a Taff... Bryan Webb winner of the Good Food Guide 'Best Restaurant in Wales'
“He cooks from his heart. The joy of eating Bryan’s food stays with us for days,” Franco Taruschio, founder, The Walnut Tree, Abergavenny.
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Graffeg’s latest book Discovering Welsh Gardens is book of the month across Wales.
Nominated 'Wales Book of the Month' for March by Waterstone’s and WHSmith, the book is featured in all 10 Waterstone's stores and over 30 WHSmith stores in Wales.
The book is also available in Borders book stores and all good bookshops.
Book of the month
Discovering Welsh Gardens
Author: Stephen Anderton, Charles Hawes
RRP £18.99
Home & Garden, Photography
Fresh, exciting, lively, this is writing about gardens as you've never experienced it before. Gone are the bland descriptions, the clichéd praise, the tedious tour. Instead, opinionated, brave and intelligent pieces raise issues about the gardens concerned and thereby about all gardens of merit, Welsh or not. You don't need to be planning a trip to Wales to find this book about gardens in Wales an essential read. This book will wake the garden world up. Stephen Lacey said in The Daily Telegraph, '... a superb production with an opinionated and provocative text (I love his idea of turning the giant lawn at Powis Castle into a grass parterre, evoking the baroque water garden that once stood there) and arresting photography by Charles Hawes, whose own garden, Veddw House, is one of the best contemporary gardens in Wales'.
Special offer
Cool Cymru Collection
Author: Terry Morris, Andy Pearson
£12.5 (50% discount)
RRP £25
Lifestyle, Photography
Special offer: HALF PRICE Photographs and interviews with Welsh idols including Bryn Terfel, Ioan Gruffudd, Dame Shirley Bassey, Stuart Cable, Joe Calzaghe, Gavin Henson, Rhys Ifans, Ryan Giggs and Charlotte Church.
