'Passionate and expansive. a gardening book that enlarges our understanding of what tending the soil opens up for selves and societies, both.' Tanya Shadrick, author of The Cure for Sleep 'A generous and profoundly creative study of how all forms of life can learn to flourish in hostile climates, this book is an important work of queer scholarship and a beautiful companion through difficult times.' Octavia Bright, author of This Ragged Grace 'Vital, generative and tender. Reading this book has given me hope.' Nancy Campbell, author of Thunderstone ' Q is for Garden is a whirlwind memoir and cultural history, demonstrating that nature is indifferent to the categories we inherit - and that gardens have always been wonderfully queer, cultivating a freedom in all of us.' Jack Wallington, author of A Greener Life 'A defiant, tender and deeply generative work, where body and garden become interchangeable as a shared space for questioning what we inherit, absorb and accept as reality. Q is for Garden lays itself open with clear-sighted honesty, weaving deep knowledge and cultural history into something both rooted and radically reimagining.

A powerful voice has entered the garden and made it their own.' Victoria Bennett, author of All My Wild Mothers.