"This charming book, written by a garden designer and florist, is filled with ideas on how to make the most of even the smallest space. There is sound advice on choosing plants and colour schemes, and ingenious projects include a herb wall along a fence." * Daily Mail *
"Urban Flowers is likely to become the city gardener's bible. This is a book for every town or small-plot gardener, to guide them through everything from soil type to plant choices, design to preserving flowers." * The Garden magazine *
"full of inspiring ideas"
* My Weekly magazine *
"Carolyn Dunster has clever ways to cultivate your city patch...this dreamy book marries cottage garden traditions with inventiveness... Inspirational." * The Simple Things *
"Dunster is a mastermind in colourful garden designs for small, urban spaces. This book guides you through the art of what to grow, when to grow it and how to create local, seasonal blooms and berries." * Archant North London *
"A great, accessible start for new gardeners and something for the experts too." * Reclaim magazine *
"this book is ideal for anyone who has ever dreamed of nurturing a garden but simply doesn't have the space. The garden designer Carolyn Dunster offers hundreds of ideas for how to bring life and colour into even the most unprepossing of outdoor areas. Learn which plants will thrive in an urban environment; find out how to make the most effective use of space; experiment with colour; and make your floral scheme last longer by drying or cutting flowers." * Town & Country magazine *
"...crammed with fresh new ideas [and] infinite ways of growing flowers in the smallest of spaces, even if it's on a balcony, rooftop, windowsill or perhaps just a vertical wall. Carolyn's infectious enthusiasm for nurturing and growing plants is constantly woven through the pages of this book and can't fail to inspire city dwellers to buy seeds and plants to decorate their gardens with colour, form and scent. It's a reference guide to dip in and out of for years to come, that should help all urban gardeners realise the horticultural potential of their outside space." * retiremove.co.uk *
