Garden: Exploring the Horticultural World is a richly illustrated celebration of humankind’s timeless connection to gardens and horticulture. As featured in The New York Times, NPR.org, Gardens Illustrated, and AD Pro, this stunning visual survey showcases how gardens have inspired art, science, history, and culture across centuries and continents.
With more than 300 entries and breathtaking large-scale images, Garden reveals the beauty and diversity of horticultural expression — from the mythical Garden of Eden and the majesty of English landscape gardens to serene Japanese Zen gardens and everyday vegetable plots. Spanning paintings, botanical illustrations, photography, sculpture, film stills, and textiles, this comprehensive volume highlights how gardens continue to shape creativity and human imagination.
Thoughtfully arranged with accessible texts, insightful pairings, and reference information including a glossary, this book is both an inspiring visual journey and a valuable resource. Perfect for gardeners, art and design lovers, and anyone who finds joy in the natural world, Garden makes an elegant addition to any library or coffee table.
