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Vegetables
Sun, soilSun, soil, and water. What else makes your garden grow? The experts from Southern Living share their tips for making it easy to:
Enjoy that fresh taste of homegrown corn, peas, and tomatoes.
Plant gourmet salad greens such as arugula, endive, and radicchio.
Grow melons whose sweet fruit is the very essence of summertime.
Establish a year-round garden and increase its yield.
Control the pests and diseases that plague your efforts.
Encyclopedis of profiles for more than 30 popular vegetables and fruits.
128 pages, Paperback
First published September 1, 1996
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June 8, 2020
I found this book helpful. I have read other gardening books that are mostly pretty pictures, and there are certainly nice pictures in this book, but the text is clear and helpful for those people who have at least planted one garden. The focus is also for vegetables grown in the South.
About half of this book deals with setting up a garden and the tools one might need. The rest is a reference to various vegetables and troubleshooting tips.
I will be referring to this book in the future as I improve my garden practices.
About half of this book deals with setting up a garden and the tools one might need. The rest is a reference to various vegetables and troubleshooting tips.
I will be referring to this book in the future as I improve my garden practices.
Displaying 1 of 1 review