Bunny Williams: Life in the Garden

by Bunny Williams, Annie Schlechter (illustrator)

Bunny Life in the Garden Professionally spiraled and resold by a third party. This spiraled book is not necessarily affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorized by the publisher, distributor, or author.

Genres: Gardening, Nonfiction, Coffee Table Books

408 pages, Spiral-bound

Published March 5, 2024

Reviews

[Mary Lynn]

The perfect coffee table gift book for Bunny’s fans or serious gardeners. Aspirational! Also gigantic.

[Susan]

It's unfortunate the cover of this book isn't shown, it is visually stunning. Bunny Williams' home and gardens are a delight to behold and the stories she shares of the history and thought that has gone into her gardens is fascinating. She is such a generous person--opening her gardens and even her studio and entertaining barn to the ticketed public to raise money for good causes. I have had the great pleasure of meeting her on more than one occasion and she is down to earth and incredibly kind. This book is full of beauty and inspiration.

[Lauren Csaki]

Beautiful pictures! Not exactly what I was expecting though, it had very minimal text. More of a photography-garden book than a narrative- or informational-garden book. The photos are on a mixture within the book of matte and glossy pages. The glossy ones were much more vibrant, but maybe the matte ones were mixed in to save costs? It’s a humongous book!

[Teresa Biggie]

THis is a huge and heavy book.

It has lots of pictures both glossy and matte. Most of the pictures are beautiful. There is very little text. I thought there would be more history of how the gardens evolved. THere are some " chapters' of seasonal stuff but they are brief and not much info. She does write about having garden parties for charities and that her husband can cook or they use a caterer. I was hoping for some detail drawings or notes from her experts on how to and why's and why nots.

It is a pretty book

[Jhamilton]

I flipped through this lovely book when I bought it but didn’t read it until a year later. The book cover is gorgeous; I’d put it on a buffet and enjoyed seeing it there every time I walked past it. When I finally sat down with the book, I found the inside as beautiful and engaging as the outside. I loved the stories and the mix of color and black & white photos.

[Brenda Lee]

Gorgeous!
A very heavy book!
You will want to display it somewhere accessible to look through the pictures. Time after time
Every page is a beautiful colored picture. The photography is amazing!
I just can’t describe in words its beauty!

[Kathy]

This is a very beautiful, heavy, large coffee table sized book. The photographs are wonderful of her home and her gardens. There is some text and lots of gorgeous photographs.

[ThePinkCarrot]

Gorgeous gardens. The pictures are gorgeous too.

[Christine55416]

Perfection.

[Thomasin Propson]

I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this massive bunch of garbled photos with bland writing depicting how the author's various gardens look/feel to her. I guess she has a following, but I'm not one of the followers.