304 pages • first pub 1971 (editions)
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John Gerard, the Elizabethan physician who superintended Lord Burleigh's gardens, combined his delight in flowers and plants with a very practical knowledge and philosophy, and in 1597 published what was to remain the most famous of all herbals.
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304 pages • first pub 1971 (editions)
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Language: English
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John Gerard, the Elizabethan physician who superintended Lord Burleigh's gardens, combined his delight in flowers and plants with a very practical knowledge and philosophy, and in 1597 published what was to remain the most famous of all herbals.
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