* "The English Garden: A Cultural History" (1979): This book explores the history of English gardens, their influence on social and cultural life, and the significant role of women in their development.
* "The Last Scientist: A Life of the Geologist Adam Sedgwick" (1978): A biography of the prominent geologist Adam Sedgwick, offering a detailed look at his life and career.
* "Women and the Scientific Community in Early Modern England" (1990): This book examines the contributions of women to science during the Early Modern period, highlighting their challenges and achievements.
* "The Nature of the Book: Print, Manuscript, and the Search for Order 1450-1830" (2003): This work investigates the changing relationship between print and manuscript culture during a crucial period of intellectual and scientific development.
These are just some of her significant works. Marjorie Plant's extensive scholarship has made her a leading voice in understanding the historical context of science and the often-overlooked contributions of women in this field.