Garden Books & Horticulture Est. 2015 An Independent Press
The Summer Number

Garden books, essays and field notes on planting with time.

Filbert Press is an independent publisher of books on plants, gardens, planting design and the wider culture of horticulture.

Hortvs, Hilden · photograph: Kristijan Matic
Seasonal reading

For hot, dry summers.

Planting that thrives when the rain stops — Mediterranean gardens, drought-resilient groundcovers, and a natural pool that cools the whole garden.

  1. Cover of Bringing the Mediterranean into your Garden

    Bringing the Mediterranean into your Garden

    Olivier Filippi
  2. Cover of Planting Design for Dry Gardens

    Planting Design for Dry Gardens

    Olivier Filippi & Caroline Habouri
  3. Cover of Shrouded in Light

    Shrouded in Light

    Kevin Philip Williams & Michael Guidi
  4. Cover of How to Build a Natural Swimming Pool

    How to Build a Natural Swimming Pool

    Andreas Thon & Wolfram Kircher
Most read

Reader favourites.

Four titles our readers come back to most often.

  1. Cover of The Cut Flower Sourcebook

    The Cut Flower Sourcebook

    Rachel Siegfried
  2. Cover of The Jungle Garden

    The Jungle Garden

    Philip Oostenbrink
  3. Cover of Naturalistic Planting Design Reprinting

    Naturalistic Planting Design

    Nigel Dunnett
  4. Cover of The Crevice Garden Reprinting

    The Crevice Garden

    Kenton Seth & Paul Spriggs
  5. Cover of Shrouded in Light

    Shrouded in Light

    Kevin Philip Williams & Michael Guidi
  6. Cover of Bringing the Mediterranean into your Garden

    Bringing the Mediterranean into your Garden

    Olivier Filippi
  7. Cover of The Essential Tree Selection Guide Reprinting

    The Essential Tree Selection Guide

    Arit Anderson & Henrik Sjoman
  8. Cover of Tokachi Millennium Forest

    Tokachi Millennium Forest

    Dan Pearson & Midori Shintani
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