Grandpa Green

<p>Grandpa Green wasn't always a gardener. He was a boy who lived on a farm and a child who had chickenpox. He was a soldier, a husband and, most of all, an artist.<br><br> Follow his grandson through a garden where memories are handed down through the shapes of topiary trees and imagination recreates things forgotten. <i>Grandpa Green</i> opens the door to a garden of wonder which parents and grandparents will be able to share with children for generations to come. An ode to the joys of a full life well lived as well as exploring some of the sorrow life brings, Lane Smith's <i>Grandpa Green </i>is a lyrical and sumptuously detailed delight, culminating in a giant fold-out page.</p>