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Simple for the Most Unknowledgeable Beginner. |
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We have a 6 year old who has been fascinated with gardens. While my husband's mom had a small backyard vegetable garden a few years growing up, we have no experience gardening, and really do not delight in basic "yard work". We decided to pursue growing a garden as a family project to learn together and develop her enjoyment of the idea of a garden. Although the initial stages do involve good planning and the preparation of the soil is important, the results have been overwhelming. Two months into it we have had numerous salads, veggies and are awaiting homegrown tomatoes, and cantaloupe. We have found it to be so easy and it requires little time every day, and only takes up minimum space. GIVE IT A TRY !! Reviewer: A reader from Southeastern U.S. - |
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Replacing "Lost" Book Borrowed from Farmer. |
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I borrowed this book from my organic farmer. It was so good, and his margin notes were so helpful that I decided that I couldn't give it back. His copy is dog eared, so when I bought him a new one, he was thrilled that he had one in better shape, and I am happy with the one I said I had lost! Reviewer: A reader from Alaska - |
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Excellent Gardening Advice, Especially for Novices. |
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A friend lent me this book when I expressed an interest in gardening two years ago. This book got me so fired up that I dug up a portion of my backyard and then expanded my garden shortly after that. I've had overall terrific results since then. The concepts are easy to follow and the method of gardening and overall philosophy are excellent. Reviewer: William W. Davis from Boca Raton, FL - |
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