Gardening (historical and how-to)

Gardening (historical and how-to)

14 projects. Showing results 1 through 14.

A New Orchard and Garden with The Country Housewife’s Garden (1618)

William Lawson, Country Parson and Author, (1553/4-1635)

Acetaria

A Discourse of Sallets

John Evelyn, Diarist, Diplomat, Gardener, (1620-1706), Edited and Glossary by Christopher P. Driver, Journalist and Broadcaster, (1932-1997)
red strawberries with white flowers and leaves

Berries

Growing & Cooking

Jane McMorland Hunter, Bookseller and Gardener, Sally Hughes, Bookseller and Professional Cook
red cherries and purple, red and white mulberries with leaves

Cherries & Mulberries

Growing & Cooking

Jane McMorland Hunter, Bookseller and Gardener, Sally Hughes, Bookseller and Professional Cook
purple fruit on a teee with leaves

Damsons

An Ancient Fruit in the Modern Kitchen

Dr. Sarah Conrad Gothie, Moore College of Art and Design

Eat Your Front Garden

Mat Coward, Writer, Journalist & Scriptwriter

Gardens, Flowers, and Fruit

Proceedings of the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 2024

Mark McWilliams, U.S. Naval Academy (Volume Editor)
drawing of medlar fruit in differnt stages on its branches

Medlars

Growing & Cooking

Jane Steward, Eastgate Larder
orange melon with a section cut out and a leaf inset

Melons & Other Cucurbits

Growing & Cooking

Richard Brown, Wakefield College
almond nut on branch, plant in flower and nut without covering

Nuts

Growing & Cooking

Jane McMorland Hunter, Bookseller and Gardener, Sally Hughes, Bookseller and Professional Cook
yellow quinces and flowers on leafy branches

Quinces

Growing & Cooking

Jane McMorland Hunter, Bookseller and Gardener, Sue Dunster, Gardener

The Downright Epicure

Essays on Edward Bunyard

Edward Wilson, Worcester College, Oxford (Emeritus), Volume Editor
collage of rustic kitchen furniture and cooking apparatus

The French Country Housewife

Cora Millet-Robinet (1798-1890) Cookery Writer, Gardener & Sericulturalist

The Neat House Gardens

Early Market Gardening around London

Malcom Thick, Independent Scholar