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Organic Food
Gardening Books
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Rodale's
All-New
Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening
By the editors of Organic Gardening Magazine, this is the indispensable resource for every gardener.
Complete, practical and authoritative, Rodale's All-New Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening has over 400 entries of the most up-to-date organic gardening information ever, collected from garden experts and writers nationwide. 645 pages, plus a comprehensive index. Softcover. |
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Order #ENCORG
Rodale's
All-New
Encyclopedia of Organic
Gardening
29.95 |
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The Gardener's A-Z Guide
to Growing Organic Food
(Denckla)
Tanya Denckla presents a wealth of gardening information in an accessible format, while showing that creating a healthy soil and working with the earth's natural systems are the foundation of a productive, sustainable, and satisfying garden! |
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| This book concisely features organic cultivation information on 765 varieties of vegetables, herbs, fruits and nuts and provides formulas and techniques that control over 200 pests and diseases organically. Softcover. 485 pages. |
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Order #67370
The Gardener's A-Z Guide
to Growing Organic Food
(Denckla)
22.95 |
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Square Foot Gardening
(Bartholomew)
Over 800,000 copies sold! Say good-bye to the hard work and endless maintenance of gardening in long rows, and say hello to Square Foot Gardening. This easy, fool-proof, and ingenious method of gardening allows you to grow more vegetables than you ever thought possible in less space than a traditional garden takes.
With Square Foot Gardening, you build your garden in a series of 1-foot squares. Each square holds a different vegetable, fruit, or herb planted in quantities that you'll actually use. Gone are the long, labor-intensive rows that need to be thinned, weeded, and maintained over the growing season. |
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Gardening in the square means you won't need to thin because you'll only plant what you can use. You'll water less because there's no wasted space in the bed, and you'll weed in record time because you can reach weeds from all sides of the square bed. By replanting squares as soon as you harvest, you'll guarantee a steady crop of vegetables throughout the growing season. Best of all, there are no elaborate structures, tools, or equipment to buy when you start your square foot garden.
All it takes for this simple system to work is a little bit of planning, just an hour or two of maintenance each week, and a bundle of enthusiasm. Once you start square foot gardening, you'll join millions of other square foot gardeners who are enjoying gardens that are managable, beautiful, and productive all season long.
Author Mel Bartholomew is a retired businessman and engineer and an efficiency expert. He created the square foot gardening system to make gardening more simple and rewarding. He's received worldwide acclaim and recognition for his work with the nonprofit Square Foot Gardening Foundations. 346 pages, softcover. |
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Order #SFG900
Square Foot Gardening
(Bartholomew)
19.95 |
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Fruits and Berries
For The Home Garden
(Hill)
This no-nonsense guide to home fruit growing is now completely revised and updated. Lewis Hill writes with clarity, enthusiasm, and the authority gained from over 45 years of growing fruits, nuts, and berries.
Basic enough for novices and comprehensive enough for more experienced growers, the book features recommendations about new, improved fruit culitvars; effective and environmentally sound advice on how to fertilize plantings and control pests and |
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| diseases; complete information about what fruit to grow and where; recommendations on improving the soil, planting, pruning, thinning, and other year-round maintenance; and suggestions for harvesting, preserving and storage. Softcover. 266 pages. |
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Order #9865291
Fruits & Berries
For The Home Garden
(Hill)
18.95 |
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