Kew - Parched
50 plants that thrive and survive in a dry garden
(Autor) Philip ClaytonThe Drought Garden is a collection of over 50 beautiful, fascinating and - most importantly - drought-proof species from around the world. We often think of the most beautiful plants as those that are lush, verdant, and need careful care and tending - but what if we could change the way we think of botanical beauty to include those that thrive with hot sun, parched earth and little to no water? Following the hottest summer on record, The Drought Garden explores the captivating variety that exists in the world of dry plants. From roadside daisies native to California and prickly pear cacti from the Mexican desert to the familiar sights of lavender, rosemary and yarrow, this incredible range of species is explored through beautiful botanical illustrations from Kew's archives in this gorgeously packaged gift book.
Philip Clayton
Philip Clayton is a renowned American philosopher and theologian, known for his groundbreaking work in process theology. His most famous book, "Transforming Christian Theology," explores the intersection of science and religion. Clayton's clear and accessible writing style has made his work influential in both academic and popular circles.
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