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Name
  
Eleanour Rohde

Died
  
1950

Role
  
Writer

Eleanour Sinclair Rohde
Books
  
The Old English Herbals, A Garden of Herbs, Rose Recipes from Olde, The Scented Garden, Culinary and salad herbs

Eleanour Sophy Sinclair Rohde (1881–1950) was a British gardener, garden historian, and horticultural writer.

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Life and works

For much of her life she lived in a slightly larger than average detached house but with a much larger than average garden, Cranham Lodge, Reigate. She collected unusual herb and vegetable varieties, and also worked as a garden designer. One of her most visited designs was the herb garden for Lullingstone Castle in west Kent, England. Her work did much to encourage the modern popularity of herb gardens, her most acclaimed work being The Scented Garden (1931).

Works (selected)

  • 1920: A Garden of Herbs
  • 1922 The Old English Herbals
  • 1924: The Old English Gardening Books
  • 1925: The Old-World Pleasaunce: an anthology, of extracts in prose and verse relating to gardening
  • 1927: Garden-craft in the Bible and other essays. Herbert Jenkins
  • 1929: A Chaplet of Flowers: an anthology
  • 1931: The Scented Garden
  • 1932: Oxford's College Gardens; illustrated by Estella Canziani. Herbert jenkins
  • 1939: The Gardener's Week-end Book. Seeley Service & Co. (with Eric Parker)
  • 1940: Culinary and Salad Herbs: their cultivation and food values
  • 1940: The Wartime Vegetable Garden, Medici Society (reprinted 1941, twice, & 1942)
  • References

    Eleanour Sinclair Rohde Wikipedia