Gardening in a Changing World: Plants, People and the Climate Crisis (Hardcover)
In “Gardening in a Changing World,” author Darryl Moore addresses the urgent threat to our planet and emphasizes the pivotal role that plants, particularly in gardens and parks, can play in its rescue. While we often appreciate plants for their aesthetic appeal, this book argues that it’s crucial to recognize their vital ecological significance.
Moore explores how gardens can be transformed to benefit not only humans but also the diverse
lifeforms that inhabit them. Recent advancements in horticulture and plant science underscore the need to shift our perspective on plants beyond aesthetics and adopt more holistic approaches to garden design and enjoyment. By delving into the history of garden design, the book highlights the journey that has brought us to our current understanding and suggests sustainable ecological horticulture principles.
This thought-provoking and vital book is essential reading for horticulture and garden design professionals and students. It also appeals to anyone interested in harnessing the power of gardens to contribute positively to the future of life on Earth.
Gardening in a Changing World: Plants, People and the Climate Crisis (Hardcover) – Amazon £14.73 (rrp:20.00)