Into the Garden
Private Sanctuaries Around the World
Will be published approx. on 22. October 2026
Book
Hardback
268 pages
978-1-83729-311-7 (ISBN)
Description
An exclusive tour of exceptional private gardens, showcasing the best designers and owner-makers today
Into the Garden features more than 40 private green spaces normally inaccessible to the public, inviting readers to immerse themselves in dreamy landscapes and stunning vistas.
Curated by Clare Foster , Garden Editor at House & Garden magazine, this beautifully illustrated volume highlights the remarkable work of today's top designers and makers . From Umberto Pasti's intimate garden in Tangier, a haven of local flora, and a Long Island oasis by British designer Arne Maynard, to a romantic rose garden in Dorset created by the owner with Isabel and Julian Bannerman and a terraced Mediterranean garden for a family in Ibiza designed by Juan Masedo, the featured gardens represent diverse styles, environments, scales, and locations .
Each garden is explored through stunning large-format images and e ngaging texts outlining the garden's story, design, key features, and plantings. The perfect gift for designers and gardeners, both amateur and professional, Into the Garden captures the contemporary moment in horticulture, where innovative design, plantings, creativity, luxury, and beauty meet.
Into the Garden features more than 40 private green spaces normally inaccessible to the public, inviting readers to immerse themselves in dreamy landscapes and stunning vistas.
Curated by Clare Foster , Garden Editor at House & Garden magazine, this beautifully illustrated volume highlights the remarkable work of today's top designers and makers . From Umberto Pasti's intimate garden in Tangier, a haven of local flora, and a Long Island oasis by British designer Arne Maynard, to a romantic rose garden in Dorset created by the owner with Isabel and Julian Bannerman and a terraced Mediterranean garden for a family in Ibiza designed by Juan Masedo, the featured gardens represent diverse styles, environments, scales, and locations .
Each garden is explored through stunning large-format images and e ngaging texts outlining the garden's story, design, key features, and plantings. The perfect gift for designers and gardeners, both amateur and professional, Into the Garden captures the contemporary moment in horticulture, where innovative design, plantings, creativity, luxury, and beauty meet.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Illustrations
250 Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 270 mm
Width: 205 mm
ISBN-13
978-1-83729-311-7 (9781837293117)
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Phaidon Editors
Clare Foster is a gardener, writer, and journalist. She has been the Garden Editor of House & Garden magazine since 2005 and prior to this, she was the Editor of Gardens Illustrated. Her previous books include The Flower Garden (2019), and with photographer Andrew Montgomery Winter Gardens (2021) and Pastoral Gardens (2024). Clare lives and gardens in Berkshire, England.
Juliet Roberts is a freelance garden writer, editor and lecturer and former editor of Gardens Illustrated Colleen Morris is a landscape heritage consultant in Sydney . She was the national chair of the Australian Garden History Society from 2003 to 2009, and she has published widely.
Clare Foster is a gardener, writer, and journalist. She has been the Garden Editor of House & Garden magazine since 2005 and prior to this, she was the Editor of Gardens Illustrated. Her previous books include The Flower Garden (2019), and with photographer Andrew Montgomery Winter Gardens (2021) and Pastoral Gardens (2024). Clare lives and gardens in Berkshire, England.
Juliet Roberts is a freelance garden writer, editor and lecturer and former editor of Gardens Illustrated Colleen Morris is a landscape heritage consultant in Sydney . She was the national chair of the Australian Garden History Society from 2003 to 2009, and she has published widely.