UK Import, metric measurements The Kew Gardens Christmas Book is a beautifully illustrated celebration of the plants and animals central to Christmas. Jenny Linford weaves together history, folklore, botany and stories about Kew, as well as a selection of delicious plant-based Christmas recipes. From the history of the
UK Import, metric measurements
The Kew Gardens Christmas Book is a beautifully illustrated celebration of the plants and animals central to Christmas. Jenny Linford weaves together history, folklore, botany and stories about Kew, as well as a selection of delicious plant-based Christmas recipes. From the history of the Christmas tree to the intriguing story of frankincense, the book is filled with fascinating festive facts. In short, it’s the perfect Christmas present.
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By 2050, with 2 billion more people on the planet, well need to find ways to feed everyone sustainably. There are 50,000 different plant species that are edible but 90% of our food energy intake currently comes from just 15 crop plants. Organised in six sections, covering leaves, roots and squashes, grains and pulses, fungi, herbs and spices, and fruit and nuts.
The Kew Gardens Cookbook: A Celebration of Plants in the Kitchen [Book]
UK Import, metric measurements, The Kew Gardens Christmas Book is a beautifully illustrated celebration of the plants and animals central to
The Kew Gardens Christmas Book
The Kew Gardens Christmas Book: Jenny Linford: 9781842467930
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By 2050, with 2 billion more people on the planet, well need to find ways to feed everyone sustainably. There are 50,000 different plant species that are edible but 90% of our food energy intake currently comes from just 15 crop plants. Organised in six sections, covering leaves, roots and squashes, grains and pulses, fungi, herbs and spices, and fruit and nuts.
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