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Written in association with Garden Organic (formerly the Henry Doubleday Research Association)

Cubison Stella: Organic Fruit Production
and Viticulture

Organic Fruit Production and Viticulture

The History of a Home and the Making of a Garden

Barholm Castle

Through Oregon rain or shine, you can grow gorgeous, fresh vegetables! Grow Great Vegetables in Oregon is the must-have guide to growing food in The Beaver State! Expert gardener Lorene Edwards Forkner shares tips and techniques tailored to this often rainy state, empowering readers with trusted, solid vegetable gardening knowledge. Start off on the best foot in your quest to grow an irresistible, edible bounty year after year with thorough detailing of gardening basics, localized gardening information tailored to each month of the year, handy planting and harvesting charts, and 35 thoughtfully selected and detailed plant profiles. Gardeners of all experience levels will be equipped to feed themselves and their loved ones the freshest fruits and veggies year-round. &nbsp;

Grow Great Vegetables in Oregon

Horticultural Therapy Methods: Connecting People and Plants in Health Care, Human Services, and Therapeutic Programs describes the processes and techniques used to provide horticultural therapy interventions, and the rationale for their use.

Connecting People and Plants in Health Care, Human Services, and Therapeutic Programs

Horticultural Therapy Methods

Ahh, tomatoes! Every gardener loves growing them, but they sure can break your heart. But…such heartbreak is no longer inevitable with Ripe Tomato Revolution.&nbsp; Whether your favorite is a juicy beefsteak, a flavorful heirloom, or a sweet cherry, knowing how to grow tomatoes to near-perfection will save your gardening reputation and your sanity. Former organic tomato farmer and avid tomato home grower Frank Hyman has spent 40 years perfecting the art of ’mater cultivation and now he’s ready to spill the proverbial beans with insight on everything from how to build the “World’s Best Tomato Cage” to preventing common tomato buzz-killers, like late blight, hornworms, and blossom-end rot. In his classic folksy tone, Frank puts the fun back into tomato growing with advice overflowing with wit and wisdom.&nbsp; Grow your BEST tomatoes ever by learning how to: <ul><li>Create the perfect tomato-growing soil and site</li><li>Construct the best caging and trellising options, including the Cat’s Cradle</li><li>Select and use the best mulches for tomatoes&nbsp;</li><li>Water tomatoes properly for healthier plants</li><li>Overcome challenges such as pests, weeds, and diseases</li><li>Choose the best tomato varieties</li><li>Start seeds at home for the best results</li><li>Maximize your yields and really “bring home the bacon” for that BLT! (All gardeners know who the real star of a great BLT is…)</li></ul> Detailed illustrations throughout provide additional instruction on everything from constructing a tomato-protection shelter and capturing rainwater for tomato irrigation to making a critter-proof composting system to help feed your plants. Use the detailed growing advice in RipeTomato Revolution&nbsp;and fall in love with growing tomatoes all over again.

Planting and Growing Every Type of Tomato: Beefsteaks, Cherries, Plums, Dwarfs, and Heirlooms

Ripe Tomato Revolution

Create a Flourishing Kitchen Garden By Matchmaking Your Plants

Companion Planting

The Tomato Grower's Handbook

A Beginner's Guide to Growing Vegetables in Small Spaces

The Compact Garden

Climate-Friendly, Mindful Methods for Growing Flowers and Food

The Contemporary Cottage Garden

Paperback reissue

The Kew Gardener's Guide to Growing Fruit

The Comprehensive Guide to Starting a Sustainable Vegetable-growing Business

How to Start a Market Garden

How Gardens Grow Us

A Wilder Way

Do you want a fruitful vegetable garden with less work and less time? Try this revolutionary method for a continuous garden that practically grows itself. With this method, there’s no buying transplants or starting seeds indoors (plants sow themselves!), no yearly planting (perennial crops return year after year!), no seed buying (you collect your own seeds!), and no “off” season (with protection, some crops yield year-round!). It’s a unique approach to creating a more&nbsp;sustainable, self-perpetuating vegetable garden that returns on its own year after year. Yes, you can grow MORE of your family’s food with significantly LESS work than a traditional vegetable garden.&nbsp; After detailing the many perks of this method, author and professional gardener Charlie Nardozzi digs into this new approach by sharing:&nbsp; <ul><li>The know-how you need to establish your continuous garden in the best soil and location</li><li>Insight on vegetables that sow their own seeds and return to the garden all on their own</li><li>Profiles of permanent perennial vegetables that produce harvests for years to come</li><li>Info on establishing a perpetual fruit patch in your landscape</li><li>Handy lists of seeds to save to continue growing your favorites year after year</li><li>Tips for protecting edible plants from frosts and freezes for a longer harvest</li><li>Planting schemes to plan for a perpetual harvest in yards big and small</li><li>And much more!&nbsp;</li></ul> By planting the right combination of self-perpetuating plants and caring for them “just enough”, an enduring and abundant harvest awaits.

Create a Perpetual Food Garden that Sows and Grows Itself

The Continuous Vegetable Garden

Organic Fruit Production and Viticulture

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