In a Strange Garden: The Life and Times of Truby King
Contents
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Contents
Introduction | 9 | |
Chronology | 15 | |
One | A young man in the colonies | 19 |
Two | Little Truby | 31 |
Three | Who am I? | 45 |
Four | An asylum by the sea | 49 |
Five | Colonising the Catlins | 67 |
Six | A sound mind in a healthy body | 11 |
Seven | Some curious attitudes of his own | 83 |
Eight | Conservation at Karitane | 103 |
Nine | The adoption of Mary | 113 |
Ten | A prototype for Plunket | 119 |
Eleven | The Plunket movement | 127 |
Twelve | The elusive Bella | 143 |
Thirteen | Taking Plinket abroad | 151 |
Fourteen | The later years of Plunket | 165 |
Fifteen | A mausoleum in Melrose | 173 |
Sixteen | The manic gardener | 183 |
Seventeen | The end | 199 page break |
Appendix One | The Feeding of Plants and Animals | 211 |
Appendix Two | Constitution and rules of the Plunket Society 1907 | 217 |
Appendix Three | Hygeia columns | 221 |
Appendix Four | Karitane products | 227 |
Appendix Five | Truby King's library | 235 |
Appendix Six | The evils of picture shows | 241 |
Appendix Seven | Publications by Truby King | 247 |
Appendix Eight | Truby King's rhododendron correspondance | 251 |
Endnotes | 263 | |
Bibliography | 271 | |
Index | 275 | |
List of Illustrations | 283 |