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| Susan Wittig Albert |
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China Bayles: herbalist and former attorney, in Pecan Springs, Texas |
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Miss Elizabeth
Lacy and the Darling Dahlias, a garden club, in fictional 1930s
Darling, Alabama |
| Alyse Carlson |
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Camellia (Cam) Harris: 30-something public relations guru in Roanoke, Virginia, in the Garden Society mysteries |
| Kate Collins |
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Abby Knight: law school drop-out and the owner of Bloomers Florists in New Chapel, Indiana, in the Flower Shop mysteries |
| Alisa Craig (Charlotte MacLeod) |
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Dittany Henbit Monk: garden club member, and her husband Osbert Monk, an author, in Lobelia Falls, Ontario, Canada, in the Grub-and-Stakers series |
| Anthony Eglin |
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Lawrence Kingston: retired botany professor in England, in the English Garden mysteries |
| Amanda Flower |
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Fiona Knox, after losing her fiancé and her flower shop, inherits her godfather’s cottage and magical garden, in Duncreigan, Scotland, in the Magic Garden mysteries |
| Mary Freeman |
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Rachel O’Connor: landscaper in Blossom, Oregon, in the Gardening mysteries |
| Joan Hadley (Joan Hess) |
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Theo Bloomer: retired florist and former spy |
| Rosemary Harris |
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Paula Holliday:
30-ish former TV executive who opens a landscaping-gardening
business in Springfield, Connecticut, in the Dirty Business mysteries |
| Janis Harrison |
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Bretta Solomon:
45-year-old owner of the Flower Shop in River City, Missouri, in
the Gardening mysteries |
| Naomi Hirahara |
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Mas Arai: Japanese-American Hiroshima survivor, gardener in Los Angeles, California, and sleuth |
| Vicki Lane |
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Elizabeth Goodweather: 50-something widow and proprietor of an herb and flower farm near Asheville, North Carolina, in the Appalachians |
| Joyce and Jim Lavene |
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Peggy Lee: botanist and garden shop owner, in Charlotte, North Carolina, in the Garden mysteries |
| Charlotte MacLeod |
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Peter Shandy: college botany professor, and Helen Marsh Shandy, a librarian, in Balaclava County, Massachusetts |
| Dan J. Marlowe |
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Earl Drake:
bank robber, killer, and part-time tree surgeon, later a secret
agent |
| Ann McMillan |
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Judah Daniel: freedwoman who is also the local herbalist, at the time of the Civil War in Virginia |
| Ellis Peters |
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Brother
Cadfael: 12th century monk and herbalist in Shrewsbury, England |
| Hannah Reed (Deb Baker) |
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Story Fischer: beekeeper
in the fictional small town of Moraine, Wisconsin, in the Queen Bee
mysteries |
| Ann Ripley |
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Louise Eldridge: organic
gardener and TV host in Northern Virginia, in the Gardening mysteries |
| Lora Roberts |
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Liz Sullivan: freelance writer and organic gardener, and Police Detectives Paul Drake and Bruno Morales in Palo Alto, California |
| Rebecca Rothenberg |
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Claire Sharples: microbiologist in the San Joaquin Valley, California |
| John Sherwood |
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Celia Grant: botanist and horticulturist in London, England |
| Dorothy St. James |
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Casey Calhoun: organic gardener in Washington, DC, in the White House Gardener mysteries |
| Rex Stout |
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Nero Wolfe: private
investigator, orchid cultivator, and
gourmet, and his assistant, Archie Goodwin, in New York City |
| Nathan Walpow |
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Joe Portugal: actor and plant lover in Los Angeles, California |
| Heather Webber |
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Nina Quinn: owner of Taken By Surprise, a landscaping firm specializing in surprise garden makeovers, in Ohio |
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