Flamingo Estate Pleasure Principles by Richard Christiansen, featuring an illustrated green botanical cover | Twentseven Toronto
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Flamingo Estate Pleasure Principles: An Almanac from the Garden

Flamingo Estate Pleasure Principles: An Almanac from the Garden

For a life well planted.

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A little more nature. A lot more pleasure. Flamingo Estate Pleasure Principles by Richard Christiansen is a month-by-month guide to living more closely with the seasons. Part field guide, part art book and part love letter to Mother Nature, it brings together garden wisdom, seasonal recipes, rituals, botanical stories and hundreds of photographs and illustrations. From planting what’s in season to cooking what’s ripe and simply noticing what’s blooming, it’s an invitation to slow down, pay attention and find more pleasure in the everyday.

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