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The Garden at Bronte.Leo Schofield. Bronte is one of the finest surviving colonial residences in Australia. Built in Sydney in 1845 in the then fashionable Gothick style, the restored house and garden are open to the public. The garden is now a repository of many rare and beautiful plants. This is the story of the rescue and restoration of this unique garden. Penguin Books Australia Ltd., VIC, 2002. ISBN 9780670878666 Hardback with dust jacket. 178 pages. SECONDHAND. Fine

A general outline on the subject of forestry as applicable to the colony

It is full of insight

000 varieties of plant

A comprehensive account of the wild plants introduced to New Zealand of the rush

There are directions

Peter McConchie

size and location

A straightforward practical guide to gardening with native plants that introduces a surprising variety of colourful flowers and shrubs

is now considered a classic of nineteenth century scientific travel writing

The informative text records the history of the house

Roger Platts

estuaries and bogs