Description

This charming book provides a glimpse into the world of gardening in Germantown, a suburb of Philadelphia, in the early twentieth century. Jellett profiles several local gardeners and their gardens, providing insights into their methods, aesthetics, and philosophies. He also offers practical advice on topics such as soil management, plant selection, and garden design. Beautifully illustrated with photographs and drawings, this book will appeal to garden lovers and local history enthusiasts alike.

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