Gardening for women

About this book

In an era when women were often relegated to domestic roles, "Gardening for Women" by The Hon. Frances Wolseley emerges as a pioneering guide that champions horticulture as a viable profession for women. This practical manual not only highlights the importance of training and education in gardening but also delves into the unique challenges and opportunities women faced in the early 20th century. With insights into cultivating both plants and careers, Wolseley encourages women to embrace their passion for gardening and break societal barriers. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document serves as an essential resource for understanding women's evolving roles in horticulture and the broader landscape of professional opportunities.