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Grow Your Own Veg - Carol Klein

 
Description: ISBN 1845332938 / Author: Carol Klein / Genre: House / Garden / This is a TV tie-in for a new BBC TV series Grow Your Own Veg! by TV ... more
Grow Your Own Veg - Carol Klein ... presenter and highly regarded gardener Carol Klein, who has collaborated with the Royal Horticultural Society to create a lavishly illustrated, easy-to-follow, practical and inspiring beginner's handbook to everything anyone ever needs to know to grow vegetables, salads, and herbs all year round. Grow Your Own Veg! complements and builds upon the information covered in the TV series of the same name and provides all the practical know-how to get growing your own vegetables. Combining Carol Klein's no-nonsense and enthusiastic approach to gardening, much loved by viewers of Gardeners' World on BBC TV, with the horticultural best practice from the Royal Horticultural Society, this is a genuinely step-by-step beginner's guide to growing an aspirational but achievable range of food plants. Whatever the size of a garden, this is a book to convert readers to the pleasures of growing and harvesting their own food plants. From preparing a plot, planning what to plant, and how to grow any one of the 40 featured food plants, this is a book to which veg growers can return every year, whatever their level of expertise.

Newest Review: ... you have and how the weather affects it. The next chapter is prepearing your garden and gives advise on how to plan the ... more

 ... layout of your garden and how to improve the soil. The next chapter is about growing and deals with how to sow seeds and look after plants. Next is how to extend the season and gives advice on sowing indoors, greenhouses etc. The next section is coping with problems and gives practical informaiton about dealing with pests, deseases and weeds. The final chapter in this part of the book is planning what to grow, this details what can be done in the four seasons. The second section of the book gives information on ho...more

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Premium Review Grow Your Own Veg - Carol Klein: A great source of information for growing vegetables (417 words)
by - written on 09/06/09 (Very useful, 11 readings)
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This book was not bought with any view to self sufficiency or to assist in these times of credit crunch but to facilitate in growing a few veggies for the kitchen and to educate myself and my daughter in what it takes to grow the fruit and veg we take for granted on the shelves of Tescos. There are two sections to this book, this first section is preperation and techniques. This deals with growing in a small space to maximise what you grow, knowing your plot deals with how to asses your garden to see what sort of soil you have and how the weather affects it. The next chapter is prepearing your garden and gives advise on how to plan the layout of your garden ...  Read the complete review

luigi0778
Premium Review Everyone is doing it! The TV is full of it! Why dont you ... (519 words)
by - written on 17/04/09 (Very useful, 188 readings)
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These days you can barely turn on the television without being bombarded with programmes talking about growing your own vegetables, if its not that Hugh Fearnley-Curly Hair, or Oliver Twist spouting on about the wonders of home grown (as his hired gardener slaves away). Its Gardners World giving away free seeds (search BBC digin) and messages to the same effect preaching the wonders of home grown food (and the cost savings). So what's it all about then, is it really very different from Supermarket stuff, well my advice to the uninitiated is to go out buy this book, and get growing! Our family had an allotment, and the difference between homegrown and ...  Read the complete review

enlightened_one
Premium Review Grow Your Own Veg - Carol Klein: Best £10 i have spent (1240 words)
by - written on 07/03/07 (Very useful, 998 readings)
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Imagine real tomatoes from your garden that have not been made to artificially turn red by pumping a gas in the glasshouse, and not been grown in water only to have the nitrates it need to be added by a machine :( This review is of the Hardback book "Grow Your Own Veg". Grow Your Own Veg was shown on BBC 2, and is part of the Gardener's World Series. The series follows Carol Klein on her mission to start growing vegetables in her garden, the series had some wonderful moments including Carol actually hand feeding a robin that has been nesting in her garden for some years. The series showed Carol right from the beginning, planning her vegetable garden, ...  Read the complete review

 

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