Memories of an English Gardener

Si a book is like a garden that is carried in one's pocket, it makes that Arabic proverb come true ning like any other, because it recreates the story of a harmonious and enchanting one, a true orchard: daffodils, orchids, and dahlias sprout from its pages, cultivated with a masterful hand by the ineffable Herbert Pinnegar, responsible for the garden of the Charters' mansion.