The Princess's Garden: Royal Intrigue and the Untold Story of Kew

The book explores the history of gardening in Britain through the lens of Augusta Saxe-Gotha, who moved to England in 1736 to marry Prince Frederick. Her deep connection with Kew Gardens unfolds against a backdrop of royal intrigue and scandal, highlighting her determination within the complexities of the Georgian court. It weaves together themes of horticultural development and personal ambition, revealing how Augusta's influence shaped the landscape of British gardening.