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Book

Author
Australian Garden History Society
Title
Studies in Australian Garden History, 2
Imprint
Melbourne, 2006, 124 pp
ISBN/ISSN
977554007
Subject
History of Applied Sciences Agricultural and Related Sciences
Description

Contents: John Dwyer, "Weeds in the Victorian Colonial Garden, 1800-1860"; Matt Morris, "Contested Space; Gardening Campaigns of the Christchurch Home Front, 1942-1945"; Deborah van der Plaat & Catherine de Lorenzo, "Sublimity & Amenity at Lindt's Hermitage"; Rebecca Jones & Janice Chesters, "Muck, Bugs and Decay"; David Jones, "The Foundations of Adelaide's Gardenesque Parks and Gardens"; Susan K. Martin, "' … Hurry up them Pines'"; Dianne Firth, "The Wars of the Roses".

Source
Horacek 2006

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