Planting Schemes from Monet’s Garden by Vivian Russell. Published in April 2003 by Frances Lincoln, this 160-page paperback is part of the “Garden Inspirations” series. It offers readers an in-depth look at the planting designs of Claude Monet’s renowned garden in Giverny, France.

The book provides a short introduction to Giverny, followed by color photographs with detailed captions describing the plants and techniques that make up the garden. This volume reveals the ideas and planting schemes that underpin Monet’s garden at Giverny, enabling readers to replicate them in their own gardens.

Vivian Russell, an American-born writer and photographer who has lived in England and France, is known for her work on Monet’s garden. Her previous book, Monet’s Garden, won two Garden Writers’ Guild Awards.

160 PAGES. SOFT COVER. IN GOOD PRE-LOVED CONDITION. INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL FULL COLOUR PICTURES. ISBN: 0711217874