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Hyman Frank: Ripe Tomato Revolution

Ripe Tomato Revolution

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

All New Square Foot Gardening

The Square Foot Gardening Planner contains planting charts, seed and supply trackers, variety reviews, activity logs, design templates, and other items to plan, plant, and tend a SFG.

The Square Foot Gardening Planner contains planting charts, seed and supply trackers, variety reviews, activity logs, design templates, and other items to plan, plant, and tend a SFG.

A 3-year Journal for Recording the Planning, Planting, and Care of Your Square Foot Garden

The Square Foot Gardening Planner

Learn how to garden for the planet with The Kindest Garden, an innovative guide to regenerative gardening from leading landscape designer Marian Boswall.&nbsp;

Learn how to garden for the planet with The Kindest Garden, an innovative guide to regenerative gardening from leading landscape designer Marian Boswall.

A Practical guide to regenerative gardening

The Kindest Garden

From the enclosures in seventeenth-century England to the food forests in modern Amsterdam, this is a big history of little spaces, of nature in urban life, and of gardeners and their gardens through time In the heart of bustling European and American cities lies an overlooked yet vibrant corner of resilience, ingenuity and magic: our gardens. From pre-Industrial England to modern-day Washington, via the Paris Commune, Barrackia in pre-war Berlin, Soviet allotments in Estonia, the orchards tended by Black migrants in Washington and food forests in contemporary Amsterdam, ordinary people, working with each other and with nature, cultivated life in the unlikeliest of places. Over the past three hundred years, these tiny gardens, often born from necessity and shaped by precarity, immigration and environmental crisis, thrived by recycling nutrients, remedying contaminated soil and transforming how we think about our relationship to the earth. Tiny Gardens Everywhere is a hymn to the most fertile agriculture in recorded human history, showing that it occurred not on farms - the product of gigantic exertions of fossil fuels and technology - but with little effort in small garden beds. And the resourcefulness, intuition and inherited methods of their growers accomplished many of today's sustainability goals in producing local, diverse and organic food. Acclaimed historian Kate Brown unearths the long and battered story of gardeners and their gardens, asking what happens when these urban Edens are not seen as retreats from the city but become part of its social fabric, alive with histories of displacement, conflict and resistance. This is a book about land, but also about community, repair and the quiet revolutions that begin when someone plants a seed in unloved ground.

A History of Urban Resilience

Tiny Gardens Everywhere

Ecological horticulturalist Poppy Okotcha maps moments through a year in her wild garden, sharing the joy, pleasure and beauty of working with the natural world, and what we need to do to protect it.

How Gardens Grow Us

A Wilder Way

The Wild &amp; Free Garden is your guide to creating a stunning outdoor space using nothing but found materials, free resources, community connections, and your own creativity.&nbsp; Money is tight for millions of homeowners who want a beautiful outdoor living space but don’t have the budget to create it. Here’s where author Stephanie Rose of @garden_therapy comes to the rescue by providing ideas and insight for building the backyard of your dreams with zero monetary investment. She’s perfected the recipe for&nbsp;resourceful, eco-chic gardening using freely available materials coupled with a splash of ingenuity and dash of DIY inspiration.&nbsp; In The Wild &amp; Free Garden you’ll learn how to: <ul><li>Embrace a zero-cost gardening lifestyle for a stylish, sustainable yard</li><li>Develop a sharing economy mindset and learn where to find the free resources you need&nbsp;</li><li>Identify community partners and programs for sourcing both information and materials&nbsp;</li><li>Repurpose furniture, architectural salvage, and hardscaping materials&nbsp;</li><li>Find free mulch and soil amendments</li><li>Start a composting collective for neighbors and other community members&nbsp;</li><li>Save seeds and propagate plants for your own use or for a plant swap&nbsp;</li><li>Collaborate with neighbors to share plant care, build a greenhouse, or set up a rainwater collection system</li><li>Implement a community tool-lending library, seed exchange, or group purchases of bulk items</li></ul> Plus, a dozen&nbsp;step-by-step illustrated DIY projects help you do everything from building a patio or arbor to setting up solar-powered garden lighting. More than just a gardening book, this is an invitation to join a movement that’s cultivating not just plants, but also stronger communities and a more sustainable world—all without spending a penny.

Transform Your Outdoor Space with Found Materials, Community Sharing, and Creative Ingenuity

The Wild & Free Garden

'Warm, humorous, nature-packed restoration - and excellent recipes.' Delicious When Kathy was forced to quit her high-flying career in London, she was a wreck - burnt out, anxious, consumed by depression. But she found solace in an unlikely place - the veg patch. She put her hands in the soil and found a way to grow, to sow some small seeds of hope. In Rough Patch, Kathy draws us into the world of the kitchen garden to reflect on the lessons she learnt from the soil, along with sharing recipes inspired by the land. Weaving together her own story of recovery with the year she spent growing and cooking her harvests, Kathy realises that the two are tightly bound together and that reconnecting with the earth could restore her hope and renew her life. Along the way there are tales of marauding pigs, transformative insights from planting leeks, recipes for an unchecked courgette glut and the discovery of why a radish seed is worth staying alive for. The result is a candid, hopeful and sometimes funny story about the healing powers of nature; a quiet manifesto for a more connected life.

How a Year in the Garden Brought Me Back to Life

Rough Patch

The Instant Sunday Times Bestseller* Ever wondered if you could grow plants from the food you buy? Grow Your Groceries shows you how. Discover 40 simple, fun hacks to try - no gardening experience needed, just a windowsill and a recycled container. Raise tomato plants from tomato slices. Collect strawberry seeds for endless strawberry plants. Pick salad leaves from beetroot tops. Split teabags for flowering chamomile. Grow fresh cobs from popcorn kernels. So don't throw away your melon seeds and spring onion trimmings, save them to grow new plants instead! *Grow Your Groceries made the Sunday Times Bestseller list in March 2025

Hacks on how to grow plants from your supermarket shop. Have you ever wondered if you could grow plants from the food you buy? Could you do something with those leftover apple pips? What about growing your own kiwi plant? And what if you could make more plants from the herb sprigs you buy? This simple, fun and easy-to-follow approach shares the best 40 hacks to help you save money and grow plants. It encourages everyone to give growing a go without having to buy an actual plant! Ideal for anyone with just a windowsill or a few containers, use the tips and tricks to get long-term plants from your short-term shop. From food growing ideas (like saving seeds from raspberries and growing them on) to simple plant care ideas (such as how to water plants when you're on holiday), this exciting and addictive approach to growing food and plants will help you get so much more from your weekly shop.

40 Hacks for Growing Plants from Your Weekly Shop: A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER

Grow Your Groceries

A compelling call to change the way we think about gardening and growing food, Nettles &amp; Petals by ecological horticulturist and social media sensation Jamie Walton is the only guide you need to make your garden more sustainable.Full of inviting imagery and essential information, this accessible guide provides a holistic and ecological approach to gardening and vegetable growing. With a focus on biodiversity, soil health, and the creation of balanced ecosystems, Nettles &amp; Petals is a must-read for any budding gardener.Join Jamie and the @NettlesAndPetals community on their mission to save the wild plants we often attempt to eradicate from our gardens and learn how to begin growing them in your spaces in a practical way.Dig into must-know topics including:<ul><li>Companion planting</li><li>The wonders of nettles and other weeds</li><li>The importance of flowers in the vegetable garden</li><li>Circular and ecological garden planning</li><li>Growing guides for Jamie’s ‘top 30’ vegetables</li><li>Seed saving and sowing</li><li>Urban and small-scale sustainable gardening</li><li>Harvesting, preserving, and sharing produce</li></ul>An ideal self-purchase or a gift for the green enthusiast in your life, Nettles &amp; Petals is perfect for anyone curious about gardening sustainably.

Nettles and Petals is a practical and accessible ‘how-to’ guide for growing your own food, and gardening sustainably. Learn from an expert, with the professional horticulturalist, popular Instagram personality and Social Media Influencer of the Year 2024 Jamie Walton (@nettlesandpetals).

Grow Food. Eat Weeds. Save Seeds. The Sunday Times Bestseller

Nettles & Petals

Colour and Joy for All Seasons

A Year of Cut Flowers

Swap your trolley for a trug in this self-sufficiency bible. Written by No Dig guru Stephanie Hafferty, and photographed by Jason Ingram.&nbsp; &nbsp; Self-sufficiency needn’t be something you dream of as you shuffle down the supermarket aisles. It’s far easier than you think to grow your own, save money, reduce your consumption, increase your resilience and care for the planet – all from your own back garden. Stephanie Hafferty does it every day, growing the food she needs to eat and the plants she needs to help her produce everyday household essentials. With more than 30 years of experience, she knows how to make a harvest stretch further, and how to feed the earth so that it can give back, year after year. In this book, Stephanie introduces you to everything you need to grow abundant and useful crops, and teaches you what to do with them. This beautiful book covers:&nbsp; Part One: In the Garden<ul><li>Planning a self-sufficient garden</li><li>Effective techniques for making compost, storing water, protecting crops and improving your soil</li><li>Working with nature to increase biodiversity and control 'pests'</li><li>Creating a planting plan unique to your space</li><li>Sowing and propagating</li></ul>Part Two: Seasonal Produce<ul><li>&nbsp;A complete guide to Stephanie's tried-and-tested plants and unique varieties, covering vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers</li></ul>Part Three: In the House<ul><li>Recipes for a homegrown larder – including preserves, oils, ferments, vinegars, cordials, and more</li><li>Chemical-free cleaners – including fragrances, soaps, and food wraps</li><li>Using produce to improve wellbeing – such as making body care products and herbal remedies</li><li>Garden crafts – including preserved flowers and flower-pounding techniques</li></ul>As a leading No Dig expert and teacher, Stephanie can show you sustainable methods of cultivating a generous and abundant garden that brings together affordable homesteading with the reality of modern life. Whether you want to start small, have already embarked on a journey to self-sufficiency or are looking for a complete lifestyle change, this will become your go-to book and essential guide.&nbsp; &nbsp;

In this book, you’ll find practical, simple, resourceful, beautiful and enjoyable ways of creating a more self-sufficient lifestyle, whatever your space.

An essential guide towards self-sufficiency

The Productive Garden

The ultimate guide to gardening under glass. Thinking of buying a greenhouse but aren't sure what to grow in it, or how? Or maybe you've inherited a garden with a greenhouse, but haven't got a clue what to do with it? Whatever your journey to growing under glass, this book gives a clear, inspiring, and brilliantly illustrated approach to all things greenhouse. A protected growing environment provides shelter and warmth to a broad range of tender plants, both edible and ornamental, and can open up a fascinating new world of gardening. Starting plants off early under glass also enables you to extend the growing season, providing additional weeks and months of home-grown, sustainable produce to enjoy and flowers to admire. From initial planning considerations and ongoing maintenance, to all the exciting and unusual plants that can be grown; from overwintering exotics, to hardening off seedlings and protecting summer crops against pests and diseases, there is a wealth of information to be shared. And you don't need a large garden: with a patio greenhouse, cold frame, and cloches, anyone with outside space can enjoy growing under glass.

The ultimate guide to gardening under glass. Thinking of buying a greenhouse but aren’t sure what to grow in it, or how? Or maybe you've inherited a garden with a greenhouse, but haven’t got a clue what to do with it? Whatever your journey to growing under glass, this book gives a clear, inspiring, and brilliantly illustrated approach to all things greenhouse. A protected growing environment provides shelter and warmth to a broad range of tender plants, both edible and ornamental, and can open up a fascinating new world of gardening. Starting plants off early under glass also enables you to extend the growing season, providing additional weeks and months of home-grown, sustainable produce to enjoy and flowers to admire. From initial planning considerations and ongoing maintenance, to all the exciting and unusual plants that can be grown; from overwintering exotics, to hardening off seedlings and protecting summer crops against pests and diseases, there is a wealth of information to be shared. And you don't need a large garden: with a patio greenhouse, cold frame, and cloches, anyone with outside space can enjoy growing under glass.

Make the Most of Your Greenhouse Throughout the Year

The Greenhouse Book

Create a Flourishing Kitchen Garden By Matchmaking Your Plants

Companion Planting

Ripe Tomato Revolution

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