Planting the Nation
Biographies & True Stories History Antiquarian & Collectible Gardening Australian History Horticulture
"Planting the Nation" by Georgina Whitehead is a rare and highly sought-after textbook that delves into the fascinating realm of Australian history, gardening, and gardens. Published in 2001, this hardcover first edition is a collector's dream, boasting a dust jacket and presented in very good condition. The book's excellent state is a testament to its careful preservation, with only a few minor imperfections, including some page rubbing and small dents.
As a valuable resource for adults, "Planting the Nation" offers a unique perspective on Australia's rich cultural heritage, exploring the intricate relationships between people, plants, and the environment. Georgina Whitehead's meticulous research and engaging narrative make this book an essential read for anyone interested in Australian history, horticulture, or simply wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the nation's cultural identity.
This rare find is a must-have for collectors of antiquarian and collectible books, as well as enthusiasts of Australian history and gardening. The book's hardcover binding and dust jacket ensure its durability, making it a treasured addition to any library or personal collection. With its exceptional condition and scarcity, "Planting the Nation" is an investment opportunity that is not to be missed.
As a valuable resource and a piece of Australian cultural heritage, "Planting the Nation" is a rare and precious find that will delight collectors, historians, and gardening enthusiasts alike. Don't miss the opportunity to add this exceptional book to your collection, and delve into the captivating world of Australian history and horticulture.
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