$19.95
ISBN: 9781856233279
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Published: Permanent Publications - July 12th, 2019
An informative book for gardeners looking for alternative organic support for their plants. Broken down by nutrients, growth cycles, bacteria and teas for plant protection.
Highly recommend. ~ Reviewed by Suzanne Rice
$16.99
ISBN: 9781786273178
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Published: Laurence King Publishing - September 4th, 2018
Have you ever wondered what guerrilla gardening is? The history of vertical gardening? Who started the first horticultural society? Did you know that the design of pruning shears may have been inspired by the guillotine? That the lawnmower was pioneered in 1830? From anti-lawns to zen gardens, this book has it all. ~ Reviewed by Joe Michon-Huneau
$22.99
ISBN: 9781465477002
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Published: DK - February 12th, 2019
I love DK guides, and this one is no exception. The perfect how-to that will push you outside your comfort zone and into your garden. Great for first-time gardeners, hobbyists looking to expand their repertoire, and green thumb novices who want to deepen their knowledge. ~ Reviewed by Joe Michon-Huneau
$22.99
ISBN: 9781473666481
Availability: Backordered
Published: Two Roads - October 30th, 2018
“A garden , green and filled with water is heaven on earth - it is paradise” Monty Don
An entirely beautiful way to garden, as lush as a tropical garden, yet as zen as a Japanese garden, along with the importance of water is breathtaking. A visually stunning guide to these type of gardens across the world from the UK’s master gardener. ~ Reviewed by Becky Doherty
$24.99
ISBN: 9781782497134
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Published: CICO Books - April 9th, 2019
Carter's passion for plants leaps off these beautifully photographed pages. Plant purchasing, potting, pruning, positioning, propagating, watering, and fertilizing are joyfully illuminated, and when the green friends settle into their places, home becomes a sanctuary of living, breathing art. ~ Reviewed by Mike Hare
It’s mid-February. That means it’s almost March, which means it’s time to start thinking about Spring. Just because it’s below freezing and we could still get another snow storm doesn’t mean we can’t get ready for warmer weather. Here’s a few ideas to get the most out of the late winter and spring seasons.
