W.R. Guilfoyle 1840-1912 The Master Of Landscaping
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W.R. Guilfoyle 1840–1912: The Master of Landscaping by R.T.M. Pescott is the first-edition biography that traces the life of the visionary landscaper who transformed Melbourne’s Royal Botanic Gardens into a world-famous horticultural showcase. Pescott’s narrative pairs meticulous Australian history with lush botanical detail, making the book a must-have for gardening enthusiasts and collectors of Antiquarian & Collectible Australiana.
This 1974 hardcover retains its original dust jacket and is generously illustrated, allowing readers to see Guilfoyle’s sweeping garden designs and rare plant introductions. Pages are crisp, tight, and unmarked; the jacket shows only light shelf scuffing, preserving the vintage charm without distraction.
Ideal for adults and young adults passionate about landscaping, botany, or Australian heritage, this copy comes from a smoke-free home and is ready to grace a bookshelf or coffee-table display. Secure a piece of Melbourne’s green legacy with this clean, first-edition volume celebrating the enduring influence of Australia’s master landscaper.
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