Home Gardener's No-Dig Raised Bed Gardens: Growing vegetables, salads and soft fruit in raised no-dig beds

Home Gardener's No-Dig Raised Bed Gardens: Growing vegetables, salads and soft fruit in raised no-dig beds

by A. & G. Bridgewater
Home Gardener's No-Dig Raised Bed Gardens: Growing vegetables, salads and soft fruit in raised no-dig beds

Home Gardener's No-Dig Raised Bed Gardens: Growing vegetables, salads and soft fruit in raised no-dig beds

by A. & G. Bridgewater

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Overview

Home Gardener’s No-Dig Raised Bed Gardens is the essential guide to gardening successfully with the minimum amount of digging and weeding. For those without the time or stamina to spend hours maintaining a garden, horticulture experts Alan and Gill Bridgewater show how to make raised beds, build up layers of soil with mushroom compost, cover weeds with mulch, protect plants with nets and plastic, and much more. The text is thoroughly practical and advocates using organic methods where possible. This book is a must for busy gardeners everywhere. It is ideal for first time gardeners who want to learn the basics, and it is perfect for busy and older gardeners looking for simple, no-nonsense gardening methods.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781580117487
Publisher: Fox Chapel Publishing Company, Incorporated
Publication date: 04/05/2016
Series: Specialist Guide
Pages: 80
Sales rank: 1,113,672
Product dimensions: 8.30(w) x 10.70(h) x 0.40(d)

About the Author

Alan and Gill Bridgewater have gained an international reputation as promoters of the self-sufficient lifestyle. They produce gardening, woodworking, and DIY books on a range of subjects, including furniture-making, hand tool techniques, stone and brickwork, decks and decking, wood-carving and woodturning. They have written more than 50 highly successful books to date, including The Self-Sufficiency Specialist and The Wildlife Garden Specialist. Alan and Gill frequently contribute articles and designs to national magazines.

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