The Vision Of Edna Walling Garden Plans 1920-1951

Gardening & Environment Art, Design & Photography Australiana

The Vision Of Edna Walling Garden Plans 1920‑1951, written by Trisha Dixon, offers a richly illustrated look at the celebrated Australian landscape designer’s work and legacy. This non‑fiction volume blends art, horticulture and history, making it a valuable resource for garden enthusiasts, landscape photographers and anyone interested in environmental design.

Dixon’s book surveys Walling’s garden plans from the early 1920s through the early 1950s, highlighting her pioneering approach to native planting, garden layout and sustainable landscaping. The text is complemented by full‑color images that showcase the beauty and practicality of Walling’s designs.

Published in 2004, the hardcover edition runs about 150 pages and is fully illustrated, presenting both detailed plans and evocative photographs. It is positioned for adult readers as well as young adults exploring garden history and design.

The copy shows a water‑mark on many pages and a tight binding, but it comes from a smoke‑free home and remains a solid addition for collectors of antiquarian, art and nature titles.