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Herb Gardening for Beginners by Robert Donaldson

Learn to grow and enjoy the many rich and varied flavors of herbs. Herbs are an essential ingredient in many recipes. Most professional chefs use herbs to accentuate the flavor of many beef, pork, lamb, fish and many other dishes.

The Magic of Turmeric For Health and Beauty by Dueep Jyot Singh & John Davidson

This book is going to tell you all about the magic of turmeric, and you are going to be surprised to know that you knew so less about this amazing herb/spice. Not only is it being used extensively to cure and prevent life-threatening diseases, but it can help save you a lot of headaches and possible financial expenditure, related to your health in the future.

A Beginner's Guide to Garden Pests and Diseases by Dueep Jyot Singh & John Davidson

This book is an introduction to Garden pests and diseases, and how you can cure them organically. As I definitely do not advocate chemical pesticides in my garden, especially on my plants which I am going to feed my family or eat my own self, you are also going to get organic pesticide cures, which are going to help you get an insect free and fungus free produce and harvest.

Ten Vegetables for Self-Sufficiency by Peter Hadley

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This book recommends 10 vegetable plants which will produce food all year round. All the advice in this book is based on my experience of over 20 years of growing vegetables for self-sufficiency in the dry, temperate climate of Canberra, Australia. Note: I update this book occasionally with new information about my vegetables.

Container Gardening Month by Month by Gloria Daniels

Successfully maintain your container gardens using professional landscapers' secret methods. Get answers to these questions: When do I plant spring bulbs in containers? When do I perk up my annual plantings with some new varieties? What do I do with container plants I want to save over winter? These and many other questions are answered in this container gardening book.

Simple Gardening Guide by Robert Donaldson

Gardening can be a simple and fun experience for the whole family. Learn to grow delicious vegetables outdoors in your garden or in containers. Fresh vegetables taste better than the store bought kind. An additional benefit of growing your own is that you can eliminate the hazardous chemical fertilizers and pesticides used by commercial growers.

Gardening 101: Friendship Gardens by Henry Owen

Price: Free! Words: 8,780. Language: English. Published: July 25, 2014. Categories: Nonfiction » Home & Garden » Gardening » Vegetables, Nonfiction » Home & Garden » Gardening » Regional / South (AL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV)

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Friendship Gardens is a nonprofit project teaching gardening and growing food for Friendship Trays, Charlotte's meals on wheels program. This ebook is our 'Gardening 101' guide designed to help gardeners grow more food. If you are ready to start growing some of your own food, this book can help.

The Lazy Person's Guide To Flower, Herb, Fruit, Nut And Vegetable Gardening Second Edition by Greg Dinneen

The Lazy Person's Guide To Flower, Herb, Fruit, Nut And Vegetable Gardening, Second Edition, Includes: Exotics Without Watering; Choosing Plants; Easy Flower Gardening; Flowers You Can Eat; Easy Food Growing; Fruit, Herbs, Edible Weeds; Weed And Feed; Breeding Plants; Indoor Gardening; Pest-Proof Plants; Preventing Diseases; Indoor Plants That Do Not Need Watering And Feeding While On Holidays.

Commonly Used Herbs and Spices for Cooking by Robert Donaldson

There are hundreds of seasonings used for cooking by modern cooks. The preference depends on the type of food and the region where they are used. Many think of salt as the most popular spice, but salt is not a spice, it is a mineral.

Simply Flowers, Summer by Jane Palmer

A selection of flower photos from www.dandi.me.uk to use as wallpaper, or just look at. No words, just 28 pages of colourful familiar and exotic flowers.

A Beginner's Guide to Rock Gardens by Dueep J. Singh

Rock gardens have been part of landscaping and gardening lore for millenniums. In the East Japanese rock gardens or Zen gardens have been places where people could meditate in serene and harmonious surroundings.

Simply Flowers, Spring by Jane Palmer

A selection of flower photos from www.dandi.me.uk to use as wallpaper, or just look at. No words, just 28 pages of colourful familiar and exotic flowers.

Gardening With Nature by Roger Wyer

I was a landscape contractor - created my own design/build business. I learned "how it's done." I don't garden this way any more because I found a better way - a MUCH better way! I live in my garden now. It's alive. And so am I!

A Beginner's Guide to Cacti - How to Make a Cactus Garden by Dueep Jyot Singh & John Davidson

For all those people who have confronted a prickly pear, at least once in their lives, cacti are boring spiny plants. Also, cactus plants have long been the subject of a superstition that any house, which has cactus growing in it is going to be filled up with strife and trouble and arguments. That is because of the spines of the cactus which are known as spikes promote ill feeling.