pickA great introduction into a rapidly expanding field of research and application. Who knew that plants NEEDED bacteria, fungi, nematodes, and protozoa to thrive? Time to set aside all the dangerous chemicals and team up with the soil food web. Nobody ever fertilized an old growth forest.s
Recommended by so many gardeners. Let's read it.
This was a fun informative book to read to my daughter! She loved it😂 #HomeschoolReads
pickI used to compost back in 2005 with an old job, using wood chippers and massive quantities of food, cardboard and garden waste etc.
I'm now doing it in the garden in a smaller scale and using the worm castings or 'Black gold' to grow fruit and vegetables, which have been coming on great.
This book has been great for expanding my knowledge and if anyone is interested in such things, this is a valuable book to read beforehand.
pickThis is a well written, easy to follow, informative book.
It‘s well written, has clear instructions and advice.
It simplifies gardening and gives you the foundation of knowledge you need to get started in growing your own fruit and vegetables.
I'm totally into it and I'm gaining knowledge every day about it.
It's knowledge worth knowing.
In the past 2 months I've begun composting! I love being able to put my food scraps to good use. I have tons of worms who enjoy all the offerings I bring them and I've also seen other critters like toads and this lovely dragonfly (above) by the pile.
#LitsyCrafters Gardening 🌱
Hoping this might help rid my patch of black fly and fill my vases with flowers! 🤞🏼
I like to take notes of planting times etc - so starting off my 2020 garden journal today. Love this book - it hasn‘t got pictures but it‘s got very very sound advice for the garden novice!
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