The Grove by Ben Dark

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @randomttours and @bendark for being part of this tour and reviewing this book. The front cover is stunning and thats what attracted me to the book straight away. If you move garden and history you will love the Grove. I love the pictues that are on each chapter amd each chapter is about a different plant. Ben Dark takes you on a tour of the 19half front gardens. Each chapter is really informative and useful and a book you can keep coming back to which will inspire you and help you understand your garding better. Ben Dark writing is very descriptive and yiu get draen into his writing straight away. 5 stars the book is out now. Ben Dark is a head gardener, award-winning broadcaster and landscape historian working at the top of British horticulture. He ’s been described as ‘the millennial Monty’ by Gardeners’ World Magazine and ‘the future of horticulture’ by Horticulture Week. He graduated with a degree in History from Bristol University and went on to study Horticulture at Capel Manor College, before completing his education with a traineeship at the Garden Museum and an MA in Garden and Landscape History at the University of London’s Institute of Historical Research. As a gardener he has worked for embassies, cemeteries, heritage bodies and oligarchs. He has organized a private flower show for the Royal Family and helped to build gold-medal winning gardens on the main avenue at the Chelsea Flower Show. As the creator and host of the award-winning Garden Log Podcast he frequently speaks to gardening groups and industry events. Ben has written about plants for the Telegraph and has been featured in the Independent, Gardens Illustrated and the Financial Times.

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