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This Horrid Practice.Paul Moon. Deals with one of the great taboos of New Zealand history. Carefully assessing the evidence of cannibalism Professor Moon concludes that it was widespread. He goes on to explain why it was so prevalent and why it came to a halt just a few decades after the arrival of Europeans. Penguin Books, Auckland, 2008. ISBN 9780143006718 Paperback. 303 pages. SECONDHAND. Fine condition.

The book is intended for gardeners and includes 500 colour photographs from the author’s 20 year collection

A history of the road from Canterbury to the West Coast through Arthur’s Pass

physiology

is the only surviving example of an English flower book of the seventeenth century

Hamlyn Octopus Publishing Ltd

ISBN 9783895089251

A collection of imaginative ideas and inspiration for the exotic garden

ISBN 9780474002243

This illustrated book recounts the history of this unique arboretum

A superb account of a significant subject

ship and bridge building

The second section considers all the old flowers found in such gardens