About “Sissinghurst”

Sissinghurst is a book that draws on weekly columns written by Vita Sackville-West from 1946 to 1957 for the Observer, detailing her life and work at the garden of Sissinghurst. It presents her horticultural practices, her reflections on creating a place of beauty and elegance, and includes practical advice and insights into her most loved flowers, supplemented by contributions from Sarah Raven.

Book details

Published
1931
Latest edition
1931 · ISBN 9781250060051
ISBN
9781250060051

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How many pages is Sissinghurst?

Sissinghurst by Vita Sackville-West has 382 pages.

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