Bøger af Lorraine Harrison

Expect the unexpected with these fictional genre-crossing stories. Fun, thrilling, mysterious, bizarre, and imaginative plots await. A newly minted senator is saved by THE TATTOO. A 33 year old investment banker's life turns upside down in THE RUN. Giant butterflies create an urban legend in LA MARIPOSA GRANDE. Bring your own victim to THE HOMICIDE CAFE. Two down and out friends happen upon the opportunity of a lifetime IN THE END. After 25 years of marriage, a wife makes a change in GRUNTLED. Jamal seeks to dream his own dreams in THE DREAMS OF OTHERS. Superheroes prevent an escape in UNDERWEAR UH-OH. RESTROSPECT can be a danger to those who linger there. A radio interview goes sideways in JUNGLE PARADISE.Additional stories include Hindquarters, Last Chapter, Celebration of Life, A Good Man Waiting, Three Makes A Murder, Weeki Wachee Witch, The Recital, and Deadman Fire Tower.

Since Latin became the standard language for plant naming in the eighteenth century, it has been intrinsically linked with botany. And while mastery of the classical language may not be a prerequisite for tending perennials, all gardeners stand to benefit from learning a bit of Latin and its conventions in the field. Without it, they might buy a Hellebores foetidus and be unprepared for its fetid smell, or a Potentilla reptans with the expectation that it will stand straight as a sentinel rather than creep along the ground. An essential addition to the gardener's library, this colorful, fully illustrated book details the history of naming plants, provides an overview of Latin naming conventions, and offers guidelines for pronunciation. Readers will learn to identify Latin terms that indicate the provenance of a given plant and provide clues to its color, shape, fragrance, taste, behavior, functions, and more. Full of expert instruction and practical guidance, Latin for Gardeners will allow novices and green thumbs alike to better appreciate the seemingly esoteric names behind the plants they work with, and to expertly converse with fellow enthusiasts. Soon they will realize that having a basic understanding of Latin before trips to the nursery or botanic garden is like possessing some knowledge of French before traveling to Paris; it enriches the whole experience.

How to Read Gardens is the essential guide for the garden visitor.

The starting point for this collection of six walks in and around the village of Ditchling is the wonderful and varied collection of the Ditchling Museum of Art+Craft.

The designers, plant hunters and botanical brains behind the county's best gardens. Featuring both historic and contemporary garden pioneers, as well as interviews with living pioneers.