Great Garden Calendars 2012

This is the 35th year of this calendar and it has earned its title of a perennial bestseller.

More importantly, it caters for gardeners by providing timely gardening advice alongside garden lore and full-color illustrations.

Plus a seasonal emphasis - a table that identifies the best days for planting vegetables, according to the moon's phases and regional climate.

Sixteenth century woodcuts which have been coloured in a more modern way are combined with informative text about herbs. Every month features a new herb.

The Organic Kitchen Garden 2012 Wall Calendar is a perfect companion to every cook's kitchen.

Featuring beautiful photographs of kitchen gardens and the lush produce they offer, this calendar pairs images with twelve months of recipes and tips inspired by the bounty of kitchen gardens and the local farmer's market.

Each month offers a simple, seasonal and healthful recipe along with tips on growing, harvesting, canning and cooking - all with an emphasis on the importance of an organic approach.

Another perennial favourite with garden lovers - in its 16th year of publication

Don't we all love finding secret gardens - hidden away behind hedges and gates and at the end of a long path?

Many see secret gardens as the place of ultimate peace - a place for restoration and rejuvenation. If you don't have your own personal retreat, try escaping from your everyday world with twelve images of a variety of secret gardens and sanctuaries to soothe the spirit in this popular calendar

This 2012 wall calendar aims to deliver an oasis of peace which helps to promote inner calm.

Twelve images of the Japanese style of landscaping by garden photographer Charles Mann are combined with contemplative text by Maggie Ostler

English gardens feature elegantly paved paths lined with carefully sculpted topiaries, which lead to lovely flowers and plants set amid vine-covered trellises.

The vibrant colors and inviting fragrances found in these enchanting locales offer a refuge from the ever-maddening crowds of the city. See what happens when form meets flora in this English Gardens wall calendar.

A tear-off calendar - on your desk 365 days a year. It features colour images, a big and bold dateline and all national holidays. It comes with a stand in a presentation box.

Author and photographer Elizabeth Murray helped to restore Monet's estate in the 1980s; she returns each year to capture the seasonal changes of the gardens. This calendar showcases 12 of her photographs, each accompanied by a concise description.

Eric Fell's photographs capture the change in seasons in Monet's farden at Giverny

One of the premier botanical gardens in the United States, Longwood Gardens consists of 1,050 acres of gardens, woodlands and meadows in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, in the Brandywin Valley. Photo information provided each month.

This calendar provides twelve full-color photographs of the the most colorful garden birds of North American.

A garden by itself can be lovely, but it requires the presence of a feline to make it sublime. Taking their duties ever so seriously, cats can amuse themselves, and the gardener as well, for hours on end.

Whether tarrying atop a ceramic perch or hiding behind the nasturtiums--'No one will ever see me here!'--the twelve cats portrayed in this calendar are sure to bring a smile, no matter the season or the weather. Del Greger has once again captured the merry merger of flora and fauna in her delightful photographs, each of which is accompanied by a memorable cat-related quotation.