365 Days Of Colour In Your Garden Gardening Guide For Garden Enthusiasts Nick Bailey Book

Discover a comprehensive gardening guide designed for gardeners who want beauty every day of the year. 365 Days of Colour In Your Garden: How to Plant and Manage Your Garden for Year-Round Colour and Interest is a practical, inspirational hardcover book for beginners and experienced gardeners alike — ideal for anyone seeking a go-to reference on seasonal planting, colour theory and garden management. Written by BBC Gardeners' World presenter Nick Bailey, this gardening book blends trusted expertise with accessible advice. It explains colour principles in plain language and shows how to apply them to gardens of any size, helping you create striking combinations that work from January through December. What's inside The book is structured to be both an instructional guide and a day-to-day reference. Key sections include: Colour theory made simple: Understand how hues, contrast and harmony affect perception in your outdoor spaces and how to use those ideas to plan plantings. Longest flowering plants: Plant recommendations that extend bloom times so your garden stays vibrant for months. Pot recipes: Step-by-step container combinations for patios, balconies and small gardens — perfect for renters and urban gardeners. Plants for difficult sites: Solutions for shady corners, exposed slopes and clay or chalky soils that are often neglected in other books. Comprehensive seasonal directory: A month-by-month guide to planting, pruning and choosing specimens that deliver continuous interest. Product details Title in this Set: 365 Days of Colour In Your Garden: How to Plant and Manage Your Garden for Year-Round Colour and Interest Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Hardcover ISBN: 9781914239663 Who will love this book? Parents planning family-friendly borders, teachers looking for classroom projects, gift buyers hunting for a thoughtful present, and gardening club members will all find value here. Nick Baileys approachable style and practical tips make this a useful gardening refe