The Beginnner's Landscape Transformation Manual

by Michael Hoag

A beginners guide to landscape transformation. Transform your landscape into an easy, abundant, beautiful, home paradise. Have your easiest and most productive garden ever. And do it without poisons, plastics or petroleum products.
The secret to an easy, abundant garden is creating a healthy ecosystem to support it! Instead of fighting nature, we can recruit nature to provide fertility, do weeding for us, prevent pests and diseases, and even help water the garden.
This book is filled with projects that will teach you to be an expert gardener and Permaculturist while you transform you landscape.

Genres: Gardening

270 pages, Paperback

Published February 28, 2023

Reviews

[Laura · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great resource and guide for anyone interested in playing with soil. Martha Stewart literally tells you to braid the leaves of your spent gladioli. Mike, by contrast, will give you three ways to get more for less work. Everything is designed to make your future efforts easier. It’s downright enlightening.
Permaculturists can be more intimidating than Martha—I should basically rebuild my house. There’s nothing like that here. Yet, I may be rebuilding my soil.

[Channell · Rating 1 out of 5]

Poorly structured and full of typos. Page 24 just ends mid-sentence and a new section begins on page 25. The first step of the first “activity” is to google the instructions. The diagrams are difficult to understand and are not color-blind friendly. You don’t learn much from this book but there is a lot of advertisements for his more expensive book. This book was intended to be a course but is in desperate need of an editor and instructional designer.