Just What I Have Been Looking For! (The Kitchen Garden)

Name: gailmill

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Product:	The Kitchen Garden
Date:	26/06/01 (21 review reads)
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Advantages: Jam packed full of information, Very varies and broad topics, Well known garden writers

Disadvantages: You're joking.

After starting out growing flowers, I have now grown almost fanatical about growing vegetables. (I also have a lovely raspbery bush thriving like mad.) Imagine then, how over the moon I was to find this specialist publication which concentrates on all aspects of herd, vegetable and fruit growing.

Although you get the odd feature article on growing these probucts in the general gardening titles, The Kitchen Gardener is concerned with nothing else.

I have only had one copy so far because I have only just found it, but I can't wait for the next issue. The current issue has features on beetroots, comfrey, a beginners column, raspberries, microwaving your veg, allotments, veg to sow this month, beekeeping and loads, LOADS more. It's a read cover to cover title ... so if this is your line of interest, make sure you have a few hours to spare if you pick it up, because you'll have difficulty putting it down again.

Artciles are by well known 'names' in gardening and the paper is very glossy and thick. Good job as you will want to keep all your copies. There is also a diary, readers' lettes, offers ... oh, you name it, it's here, packed into a very full 68 pages this time.

I cannot enthuse enough about thsi title, because it is so niche. For anyone who wants to 'grow their own' and learn how to cook their produce, you must go out and buy this title.

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