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Offers the principles for improving gardens. This book helps the readers to learn how to: choose labour-saving sites; work with the compostable riches produced at home; help composting critters do their work by balancing ingredients; reuse recycling bin items; keep diversity in the mix; and, customize composting to suit specific garden needs.

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(Paperback)

A superb gardening classic - a must for all gardeners and would-be gardeners
'I return to Beth Chatto's books constantly. For those who are new to her work, you are entering into a life-long relationship with a wise friend and gardener' Monty Don

(Paperback)

Superb new edition of the gardening classic - with a new introduction by Monty Don
'Invaluable to those who want to plant a trouble-free, all-year-round garden with minimum care - or watering' FLORA

(Hardback)

This book breaks the work you need to do to keep your garden in perfect shape into daily five minute chunks. Following this little and often approach, youll be amazed how much you can achieve.

(Hardback, Illustrated edition)

In high-end restaurants and in the home, more and more cooks have discovered the joy of using natural foraged ingredients. This book explores over 40 of the most popular garden plants that have edible, medicinal or even cosmetic potential, accompanied by recipes, remedies, and interesting facts, and illustrations.

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(Hardback)

"The perfect gift for any new bonsai owner, this charming, compact, beautifully photographed beginner's guide to bonsai from expert Jonas Dupuich covers all the basics to keep your bonsai alive and happy"--

(Hardback)

Welcome to modern matchmaking for plants! All you need to do is be honest about what you can invest into your plant relationship (attentiveness, experience sunlight) and voila The Modern Gardener will suggest the best matched plant partner for you.

(Paperback)

You can create a beautiful landscape that attracts and supports many different species of pollinators.

(Paperback)

"Originally published in different form as The postage stamp garden book by Adams Media, Holbrook, MA in 1999 and by J.P. Tarcher, Los Angeles, CA in 1976."

(Paperback)

Learn how to prune more than 80 popular plants in order to achieve the best display of flowers, foliage, colorful stems, and fruits. Bradley provides photographs and instructions that are so clear they inspire confidence in even the most inexperienced of gardeners.

(Hardback)

First edition published in Japan in 2005 by Kodansha International.

(Paperback)

Identify and control dozens of common vegetable garden pests quickly and organically with the pest profiles and expert advice found in The Vegetable Garden Pest Handbook.

(Paperback)

Take organic gardening to the next level by learning the secrets of permaculture.

(Paperback)

Vertical gardening shrinks the amount of "floor" space needed and focuses on climbing plants that are less prone to insects, diseases, and animal pests. The author has tried and tested thousands of varieties of vegetables, flowers, and fruits and recommends the best plants for space-saving vertical gardening.

(Hardback, Enlarged edition)

Envisions a naturalistic approach to gardening. This book advocates the usage of hardy, locally adapted native and exotic plants that are arranged according to local growing conditions. It includes 112 color photographs by Rick Darke. It is intended for those who wish to know how we have arrived at an understanding of gardens.

(Hardback)

Millions of people have embraced both bullet and guided journals as a means of organizing their daily lives. A Year in the Garden combines the best of both trends, and the result is an agenda-like structure packed with prompts that encourage organization, creativity, and mindfulness.

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In the first book that combines aquaponic lawns, gardens, and vertical gardens, self-sufficiency expert Caleb Warnock provides everything you need to know to create and sustain your perfect aquaponic system.

(Paperback)

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"City Farmer" celebrates the new ways that urban dwellers across North America are reimagining cities as places of food production. From homeowners planting their front yards with vegetables to guerilla gardeners scattering seeds in neglected urban corners, gardening guru Lorraine Johnson chronicles the increasing popularity of innovative urban food growing.

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