Edward Hyams fut un écrivain prolifique dont l'œuvre couvrait divers sujets. Ses écrits abordèrent en profondeur la conservation, l'histoire sociale et le jardinage, offrant des perspectives éclairantes. Au-delà de ses contributions non romanesques, il créa également des romans et d'autres récits de fiction. Hyams offrit aux lecteurs une perspective unique pour examiner la relation de l'humanité à la fois avec la nature et la société.
1996 Barnes Noble hardcover, {QF} 6th printing. Edward Hyams ( The Story of a Dog), George Ordish (The Living The 400-year History of an English Garden). Dramatically written, authoritative account of the Inca its rulers and their queens, its unique social structure, its cultural achievements, the special circumstances of its downfall. -Google Books
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Poutavou formou zachycuje autor vývojový proces vzniku a tvorby kulturních užitkových rostlin. Zpracovává nejstarší zprávy o pěstování obilí, vinné révy, zeleniny, kakaovníku, kávovníku a čajovníku. Hledá počátky pěstování lnu, konopí a bavlny, uvádí doklady o pěstování jabloní, hrušní, pomerančovníků, citroníků, hlavních druhů koření, bobulovin, tropických plodin aj. 24 s. fot. a barev. fot. příl.