Gardening: Cuttings: Books for Christmas

Saturday 27 November 1993 00:02 GMT

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WITH Christmas in mind, the second-hand book dealer, Anna Buxton, who specialises in gardening books, has compiled a list of possible presents, many of them under pounds 10. For pounds 5, you could have Justin Brooke's acccount of Peach Orchards in England, published in 1947; pounds 3 would be enough to secure Notes from an Odd Country by Geoffrey Grigson. Anna Buxton is at 23 Murrayfield Road, Edinburgh, EH12 6EP (031 337 1747).

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