Cardamom and soy vinegar and fragranced olibarnum, and summer fruit coulis and Matisse’s gargantuan...these fill up this book like rose petals in spring, and the pictures are among my most favorite things. In addition to which it also will look good on your coffee table and contains many pleasant photographs as well as information about all things botanical.
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