 Thanks for stopping by here at GrahamRice.com. I've been growing plants and writing about plants and gardens, and photographing plants, for many years and have written for most of the major gardening magazines and book publishers. I've published more than twenty books, won six writing awards - on both sides of the Atlantic - and been shortlisted for more. I have three blogs, I'm a judge at the Chelsea Flower Show and member of a number of Royal Horticultural Society committees. These days I garden in both Northamptonshire in England, and in Pennsylvania.
Here at GrahamRice.com you can discover my background, you read some of my work online, you can read reviews of my books on the individual books pages and order copies from amazon.com or amazon.co.uk. Some titles even have their own websites (see below). And you can check where I'm lecturing and invite me to speak. My Transatlantic Plantsman blog, where I discuss (and sometimes sound off about about) garden plants, native plants, invasives, plant books, nurseries, garden wildlife and occasionally other Transatlantic matters goes from strength to strength. Join me there and have your say. My Royal Horticultural Society New Plants blog keeps British readers up to date with the best of latest plant introductions and I'm also blogging about the Royal Horticultural Society's trials of flowers, fruit and vegetables and the resulting awards. And now you can follow me on Twitter. The latest updates are on the right. Recent book projects have beeen as Editor-in-Chief writing and compiling the largest book on perennials ever written, the Encyclopedia of Perennials which describes almost 7,000 plants, it was published in a British edition with the Royal Horticultural Society - and won the Laurent-Perrier Award for the gardening reference book of the year - in an American edition with the American Horticultural Society and also in a Canadian edition. I also published All-in-One Garden which reveals how easy it is to grow ornamental herbs and vegetables with flowers the same beds, borders and containers to create a gaden that really does taste as good as it looks. Thank you for visiting GrahamRice.com - don't forget to check out my blogs... You can check the headlines over on the right. 
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