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Gardeners’ World: 201 Ideas for Growing Fruit and Veg
£2.70
There is nothing quite like home-grown produce. Whether it’s a crisp apple, freshly picked on a summer’s day, or a handful of hardy vegetables and herbs to keep you going through the winter months, the benefits of growing your own crops are endless. Which is why the experts at Gardeners’ World magazine have compiled this collection of their most useful tips for making the most of your garden or allotment.
Whether it’s pointers on how to get started or expert hints for the seasoned gardener, 201 Ideas for Growing Fruit and Veg is packed with useful gardening know-how. From simple projects for growing veg in small plots, to inspired ideas for ensuring that your crops grow successfully year on year, you will find here a wealth of advice, all gathered from the years of gardening experience of the team at Britain’s biggest-selling gardening magazine.
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Additional information
| Publisher | BBC Books (3 Mar. 2011) |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Paperback | 192 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1849901422 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1849901420 |
| Dimensions | 19.05 x 1.27 x 24.13 cm |
by Rosemary Ann Ogilvie
Full of ideas for developing and expanding a fruit and vegetable garden. I live in Tasmania, Australia, and I find the English gardening publications really helpful in creating a successful produce garden in this cool-climate state,
by Enid delaney
I bought this as a birthday present,the recipient was thrilled with it.they are a keen gaedener and said there were many handy tips in the book.
by Mick Read
The cover says it all, it is an ideas book. It doesn’t tell you everything you need to know but enough to get you interested and started. I have flipped through this a dozen times and every time I pick up on something else. I have read most of it in other often excellent books but it was this one that cemented the idea. It has that two-page spread approach that I like so much, so everything about any particular topic is there and you don’t have to turn through page after page. The photos are good quality, really close up when they need to be or stood back when context and surroundings are important. Any book that gives you the secret of sowing parsley must be wort it.
by Stef
Good
by The Antyman
It had so hand information and clever ideas to try out in my garden.