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Exquisite and sumptuous, immaculately tailored, dignified and, above all, practical. The wardrobe of Queen Elizabeth II was as distinctive in style...

The origin of roses is shrouded in mystery. Fossilised species of roses have been found across the northern hemisphere and are estimated to date ba...

This book contains everything you need to know about modern history of dress design, from the corset-free styles of 1920s flappers to ...

The Art of Taxidermy is a contemporary look at an historical and controversial subject - a sumptuous photographic led exploration of the genre''s h...

The focus of this book is on the classic, ageless, and enduring flowers, which we have dubbed Vintage roses. This user-friendly term encompasses ...

This illustrated guide celebrates the produce of orchards, allotments and gardens, from rhubarb, gooseberries and strawberries to peaches, damsons ...

Chickens are back in style with a vengeance: poultry breeders are struggling to cope with the increase in demand and gardens resound to the content...

WINNER OF THE BEST BRITISH BOOK AND BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD AT THE BRITISH BOOK DESIGN AND PRODUCTION AWARDS 2010 Join Clare Balding on some terrifi...

Bread is one of the oldest prepared foods and one of immense social and political significance. In Britain we eat about 8 million loaves a day, mos...

The ultimate bread making reference, including theory, techniques and recipes The latest in the bestselling National Trust series which h...

A perennial favourite among flower-buyers, Tulips is next in the strand of Pavilion's successful and stylish floral gardening companions. Spectacul...

This is first follow-up to the Garden Writers Guild Award-nominated Vintage Roses. This new title in Pavilions series of stylish floral gardening g...

From romantic ruined castles to mysterious stone circles, from frivolous follies to crumbling towers by the sea, there is something about ruins tha...

A collection of the most fascinating and picturesque cottages from the National Trust. A collection of the most fascinating ...