Botany War of the Posies

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Discover the other side of Botany!

Botany: War of the Posies is a deck building game where you take on the role of an esteemed head gardener for a celebrated botanist who perpetually returns from expeditions with rare and exotic specimens from around the globe. You declare war against neighboring head
gardeners to create the most elaborate garden.

You are the esteemed head gardener for a celebrated botanist who perpetually returns from expeditions with rare and exotic specimens from around the globe. You approach your duties with the utmost seriousness, although some people have the audacity to suggest you might be a tad too competitive. Your physician has advised you to find a means to unwind. Perhaps designing a new garden could serve as a delightful method of relaxation. Whilst enjoying tea with fellow head gardeners in the vicinity, the conversation turns to their own destressing gardens. Naturally, this simply won’t do. You have to prove that you can relax BETTER than they can… at any cost. Perhaps a surreptitious cow amongst their cherished petunias, or a strategic deployment of particularly aggressive bees might be in order. Your conservatories will conserve MORE. Your mazes will be the MOST AMAZING. Your orangeries… will be the… MOST. EXCEPTIONALLY. ORANGE.

The WAR OF THE POSIES has begun.

Favourite Flowers of Garden and Greenhouse

Historical illustrations immerse the player in the world of Victorian gardens. Featuring botanical illustrations by 19th century English Botanist Edward Step's books "Favourite flowers of garden and greenhouse".

Humorous References

Includes humorous references and fun Easter eggs from Botany.

Victorian Garden Features

The majority of the magnificent garden features are from Edward Brooke's "The Gardens of England," and offer a rare eye-witness record of many of the best known English country houses during their glory days.

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