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Farrell Holly: The Tomato Grower's
Handbook

The Tomato Grower's Handbook

A Beginner's Guide to Growing Vegetables in Small Spaces

The Compact Garden

Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew

60 Blooming Recipes That Make Your Bakes Blossom

Kew: The Botanical Bakery

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

A follow-up to Houses that can Save the World, looking at how green spaces can be the solution to some of our most pressing problems, from loneliness to climate change. Gardens and green spaces are at the vanguard of positive change. They are modern-day crucibles for ideas and innovation that are providing solutions to some of our most persistent problems, whether loneliness or illness, flooding or drought. Around the world, green-fingered thinkers and pioneering plants-people are harnessing the power of the wild to quietly find small-scale strategies to reverse these ills. It's no longer just about aesthetics, but about what the great outdoors can do - save water, transform mental health, bridge social divides, educate vulnerable children, reimagine polluting industries and provide much reason for optimism in a rapidly changing world. Celebrating both the garden and gardener as integral players in a healthier future this book presents a series of strategies that will help the reader reevaluate the potential that lies in green spaces near them by looking at how they have been applied in gardens around the world. Fifty projects demonstrate how gardens can repair, heal, empower, nourish and reimagine, whilst an easy-to-read coloured code links each project to others in the book that solve a similar problem, whether soil health, education or pollution. Profiles of ten Green Thinkers dotted throughout delve more deeply into the inspiring work that these pioneers are leading. A glossary of plants, materials and techniques at the back of book encourages readers to apply the lessons learnt in their own garden, be that a windowsill or an acre.

Gardens That Can Save the World

The Comprehensive Guide to Starting a Sustainable Vegetable-growing Business

How to Start a Market Garden

A striking visual guide to flowers, both common and rare, and the ways they shape our culture and everyday lives. Featuring the meanings, lore, and botanical history of 50 sensational species. From wisteria to chamomile to magnolias and more, this lavishly illustrated book invites you to discover over 50 incredible flowers, including beloved favorites such as roses and dahlias and lesser-celebrated but no less lovely varieties like milkweed and dandelions. Organized into five sections—The Icons, The Blossoms, The Healers, The Wild Ones, and The Oddities—entries detail a range of facts, including a flower’s origin, etymology, and pollinators, as well as its pop culture and historical appearances, symbolism, potential uses in recipes and bouquets, and more! Browse these pages to gain insight into the meaning behind a second-date bouquet, learn about national and international flower-themed festivals, and deepen your connection to the natural world. Learn to put blooms to good use, too. Crafting ideas and recipes are featured throughout, including: <ul><li> How to make marigold dye or a southern magnolia wreath. </li><li> Weaving your favorite florals into recipes, remedies, and rituals, such as a relaxing Strawberry Chamomile Cocktail or a rejuvenating Lavender Sugar Scrub. </li><li> Crafting a dream pillow stuffed with milkweed floss to invite fairies into your dreams. </li></ul> This ode to the botanical beauty all around us is a must-have for gardeners and flower enthusiasts. Brimming with beautiful artwork and endless floral inspiration, Floraphile’s Almanac celebrates the joy, practicality, and magic that flowers bring into our world.

An Illustrated Miscellany

Floraphile's Almanac

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

Discover 60 diverse and exciting ways with the mighty but humble cauliflower, from fresh and rustic to elegant and richly spiced, is there anything this wonder-vegetable can’t do? It’s the unassuming ingredient that has become a force to be reckoned with. Whether roasted, smashed, whipped, pickled, or braised, each cooking method gives it a new dimension of flavor, and these 60 vegan and vegetarian recipes show off the myriad ways cauliflower can be enjoyed. A master of disguise, it can be a great undetected base and substitute for less nutritious carbs, or it can take on other flavors and quite easily star as the main event itself. As well as being utterly delicious, cauliflower is also a super-healthy ingredient—a good source of fibre, omega-3s, B vitamins, and minerals. Try Crispy Cauliflower Katsu Curry, Whole Roasted Lemon and Oregano Cauli with Pittas and Yogurt Dressing, Umami Cauli Steaks, Quick Cauli Saffron Pilaf, Freeform Cauliflower Tart, Smokey Cauli Arancini, or even Deepest Darkest Caramel Brownies!

Over 65 Deliciously Creative Recipes, from Ricing to Roasting

Cauliflower

History’s Greatest Gardens and How to Grow Them Yourself

The Garden Through Time

Praise for Sean Pritchard's first book, Outside In: 'I devoured this sumptuously British step-by-gorgeous-step guide to when to seed, plant and pluck in a single sitting.' - Richard E. Grant 'Outside In: A Year of Growing &amp; Displaying is that rare thing - the most ridiculously beautiful coffee-table book that is also a mine of useful information when it comes to what to grow when for year-round cut flowers. His interiors aren't too shabby, either.' - India Knight 'Outside In is not only stuffed full of practical advice and tips on nurturing a garden and displaying plants and flowers in the home, it is also a thing of romantic beauty. Sean's overflowing, colourful arrangements have put a smile on my face countless times: he has a natural ability to put together flowers, books, fabrics and assorted treasures in a way that feels effortless, charming and deeply personal.' - Luke Edward Hall 'Armed with flower-whisperer Sean A. Prichard's new book, mom can bedeck her home with backyard-blooms year-round-or just luxuriate in the pretty pictures while sipping a nice cuppa.' - Wall Street Journal 'Inventive, considered, and thoughtful design.' - House &amp; Garden *** Sean Pritchard's hotly anticipated new book, Atmosfloric: The magic of flower colour in home and garden explores how to grow flowers for colour and bring them indoors for visual impact and atmosphere. The garden allows us to play with colour. Unlike the colours in our interiors, colour in the garden is fleeting and fickle, and with that comes an exciting opportunity to experiment with a changing performance of colour month after month and to bring those colours indoors for constantly changing displays. Colours are considered in four mood-based chapters: Hot, Soothing, Neutral and Romantic. For each chapter Sean reveals his favourite flowers to grow (with plant lists and inspirational planting plans) and shows them in a range of inspirational interiors. As with Outside In the photography is by the author, who has photographed some highly sought-after gardens and interiors in England and France. Sean also takes a personal look at colour theory and explores the relationship that gardeners and gardener-artists have had with colour through history.

Flower colour in home and garden

Atmosfloric

'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

Through Washington’s rain or shine, you can grow gorgeous, fresh vegetables! Grow Great Vegetables in Washington is the must-have guide to growing food in one of our greenest states! Expert gardener Lorene Edwards Forkner shares tips and techniques tailored to The Emerald 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 38 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.

Grow Great Vegetables in Washington

The Tomato Grower's Handbook

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