Let's Wildflower the World

As a novice gardener this book was very interesting.
Lots of useful information about plant life cycles, how to seed bomb, why to seed bomb etc.
The pictures were beautiful and inspiring.
Lovely book, would be great for coffee table displays!

Loved it. Really good mixture of practical advice, information and plant profiles. Even if you just want to save some of your favourite plant seeds, it’s worth getting, as it tells you how to dry the seeds, store them and then plant them out. As there are many different types of seeds, it’s hard to be an expert on all of them, and this will save a lot of disappointment as well as money.

What a wonderful book about seeds for a gardener or non-gardener! Beautifully illustrated — and one of its purposes is to have the real world “illustrated” with the color of wildflowers in unexpected places. For those people truly “in the weeds” of gardening, it explains the differences of heritage, hybrid and genetically modified seeds, how to source and then save seeds, and what it means to be a seed activist and swapper. Carefully researched — it includes resources for both UK and USA gardeners.

A primary part of the book is about the concept of seedbombing — probably a new idea to even most gardeners. It’s fascinating and motivating. The photographs of wildflowers are amazing — this will be a practical manual and a beautiful coffee table book as well. Loved the inclusion of this Italian proverb: “All the flowers of tomorrow are the seeds of yesterday.” 5 stars!

Thank you to Quarto Publishing/Leaping Hare Press and NetGalley for an advanced reader copy in exchange for an honest review!

This is such a wonderful book to enjoy

It's full of interesting facts regarding seeds and how to grow wildflowers

I highly recommend l gardeners to read

Thank you to the publishers and Netgalley for this ARC

This is such a great book! It's packed with information on how to make seed bombs, what wildflowers are good to grow in wild and unloved places, in depth information on how to sow them, and tons more. There are gorgeous photos throughout. It's a little trickier for those of us in the US who grow by zones but the information can be used anywhere. I try to rarely buy new books because we have so many and I have no more room for bookcases, but this is one I might buy for our home library.

I read a temporary digital ARC of this book for review.

I want to thank Netgalley and the author for gifting me the ebook. Who doesn't love wild flowers? Very informative and beautiful book. Highly recommend.