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<b>Legendary gardener and plantswoman Beth Chatto describes how she transformed a piece of wasteland into a lush and blooming garden in this beautiful book, filled with helpful tips and practical advice.</b><br/><br/> The story of how Beth Chatto created her gravel garden on <b>'possibly the driest, and the most windswept, piece of soil in England'</b> has a <b>message of hope for gardeners everywhere</b>. At the outset she promised herself: 'This garden was not to be irrigated in times of drought. Once established the plants must fend for themselves or die.' <br/><br/> The results,<b> eloquently described by the author </b>and beautifully portrayed in Steven Wooster's <b>specially commissioned photographs </b>taken through the seasons, testify to the triumphant outcome of the adventure. <br/><br/> Showing how<b> her principles can be applied on any scale</b>, this book is an essential read for any gardener facing water shortages and poor soil. <b>Rich with hard-won tips and expressed in Beth Chatto's matchless style, this is a gardening classic.</b>

A reissue of the classic and much-loved collection of 500 witty images of dogs by legendary Magnum photographer Elliott Erwitt

This handsome box set of 100 postcards features original watercolor illustrations from David Sibley, America's leading ornithologist.<br/><br/>Culled from The Sibley Field Guide to Birds, each bird is lovingly rendered in watercolors by David Sibley and chosen with their individual beauty and prominence in the country (with special focus on backyard birds) in mind. Housed in an elegant keepsake box, these postcards are ideal for mailing to friends and family, framed and used as décor, or attached to presents as unique gift tags.

Curious about Pelicans? Or is it the pelicans that are the most inquisitive? Brutus Östling's pictures and photo books have been praised by the critics and have become best sellers with more than 200.000 copies sold in five years. He is now back with a selection of asstonishing photographs that take your breath away. A photo book with a difference about the Dalmatian Pelican in northern Greece and other pelicans of the world. Brutus Östling's and wildlife writer Susanne Åkesson's "Att överleva dagen" (Surviving the day) became the winner of the August Award (the Swedish equivalent of Man Booker Prize) for non-fuction 2009. Swedish title: "De krushuvade och andra pelikaner"

The moose has fascinated humans for thousands of years. Early on, it was an important source of food, especially in forested and remote areas. Moose hunting is still vital for community cohesion in villages, and time is divided into "before" and "after" the hunt. The moose was nearly extinct in Sweden by the early 1800s after heavy hunting. Through protection and shortened hunting seasons, the moose was saved around 1830. The population then grew, and by the early 1980s, as many moose were harvested in Sweden as in the rest of the world combined. Today, the moose hunting remains a topic of conversation, provides meat and recreation and serves nature tourism. Still, like most large animals, it is controversial - not least because of its damage to forests. This book aims to provide a broad exploration of the moose and its relationship with people in Sweden over the past few thousand years. In Sweden moose hunting is an important part of the culture.<br/><br/>The book begins with the colonization and distribution of moose after Sweden became ice-free. The moose biology, benefits, damage, impact on biodiversity, hunting and trapping tools and dogs, as well as legislation and management from Medieval Times to the present, and use of tame moose and folklore are described in 28 chapters.<br/><br/> <br/><br/>The authors:<br/><br/>Kjell Danell, PhD, professor emeritus in wildlife ecology.<br/><br/>Roger Bergström, PhD, professor emeritus in wildlife ecology, SLU.<br/><br/>Leif Mattsson, PhD, professor emeritus in the economics of multiple use of forests.<br/><br/>Margareta Stéen, DVM, associate professor in wild animal health, SLU.

<b>From the author of the hit humor book </b><i><b>Men to Avoid in Art and Life</b></i><b> comes this tongue-in-cheek calendar of cats' innermost thoughts.</b><br/><br/>With its unlikely pairing of classical artwork and meme-style captions all about our feline friends, this calendar is the perfect present for any flavor of cat person. Whether they are the Smotherer, the Oversharer, the Pushover, the Proud Parent, or the Roommate, this hilariously insightful wall calendar is sure to brighten their day every month of the year. <br/><br/> 24-page 12 x 12 inch month-by-month calendar<br/><br/>Perfect for: <ul><li> Cat owners and lovers </li><li> Fans of snarky humor </li><li> Gift-giving for birthdays, holidays, or pet adoption celebrations </li><li> Fans of the eponymous book </li></ul>

Buckle up and get ready to hit the road for 50 of the Americas' greatest drives. Ranging in duration from a few hours to a week or more, each route is graded according to difficulty and features a first-hand account accompanied by awe-inspiring photographs, illustrated maps, practical information and suggestions for other similar road trips.