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by - written on 18/02/08 (Very useful, 127 readings)
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This book is an inspirational guide to growing your own vegetables, either in your garden, in an allotment, or even in containers and window boxes. The book is a hardcover, and is very shiny and glossy. It could easily risk becoming a coffee table book, that is never properly put into practice, but I have certainly made sure its got its work cut out. The Great Vegetable Plot is a very useful book, that you can either read cover-to-cover (as I did on this occasion) or dip in and out of when you need inspiration or further guidance. It is packed with lots of beautiful photographs and diagrams of the sorts of things you can achieve in your garden, and ... Read the complete review
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