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The Garden Organic Guide to Growing Vegetables (Garden Organic Guide) (Paperback)

by Pauline Pears (Author)
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  • Paperback: 64 pages
  • Publisher: Search Press Ltd (16 Oct 2008)
  • Language English
  • ISBN-10: 1844480887
  • ISBN-13: 978-1844480883
  • Product Dimensions: 28.6 x 21.2 x 0.8 cm
  • Average Customer Review: 3.3 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 452,871 in Books (See Bestsellers in Books)

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This book is part of a practical gardening series from Garden Organic. It is one of the latest books in this series, published in 2008. Growing vegetable without chemicals is the best way. This book shows how to grow organically. With vegetables being sprayed with chemicals many times over, travelling miles to reach us, sitting in storage - it makes sense to grow your own. Half of this 64-page booklet is taken up with where, how to and suggestions for organic gardening. The remainder looks at the vegetables themselves. The instructions are easy to follow and are illustrated with full-colour photographs. There is little here for experienced vegetable growers, but this is a useful book for beginners. --karenplatt.co.uk

Drawing on her considerable experience and expertise, Pauline Pears has written an accessible, easy-to-follow book packed with everything an individual needs to grow their own organic vegetables and sow their way to a successful plot. Highly illustrated throughout with full-colour photographs, complete beginners as well as more experienced gardeners will find the guide both inspiring and instructional. Pears, an enthusiastic organic vegetable grower who currently cultivates two organic allotments as well as growing fruit and vegetables at her home has written several books including 'Grow Organic' and 'Your Organic Allotment'. The launch of The Garden Organic Guide to Growing Vegetables by Pauline Pears is part of Garden Organics Dig for Victory campaign, aimed at mobilising Britains gardeners and non-gardeners to turn their green space, be it a garden, allotment, grass verge, patio pot or window box, over to growing fruit and veg. --Organic Garden & Home , Dec 08


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Drawing on the author's considerable experience and expertise, this accessible, easy-to-follow book is packed with everything you need to know to grow your own organic vegetables. Highly illustrated throughout with full-colour photographs, complete beginners as well as more experienced gardeners will find this book both inspiring and instructional.

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5.0 out of 5 stars For all you black-fingered novices....., 19 April 2009
By mrs m (london) - See all my reviews
I never write reviews, but felt compelled to do one as i felt that the rating left by the previous reviewer may discourage all those new to gardening from buying this book. I found this to be absolutely fab - and just what i needed. Yes, it is simple, but being new to gardening that is exactly what i needed. I had read several book beforehand and what i loved about this one is that it explains all the basics step by step - something i found just taken for granted in other books.

So, if you are just starting up growing veg, then this my just be the book for you - i certainly was for me.
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3.0 out of 5 stars basic organic vegetable growing, 15 Nov 2008
By K. Platt "blackplantlady" (Sheffield, England) - See all my reviews
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This book is part of a practical gardening series from Garden Organic. It is one of the latest books in this series, published in 2008. Growing vegetable without chemicals is the best way. This book shows hot to grow organically. With vegetables being sprayed with chemicals many times over, travelling miles to reach us, sitting in storage - it makes sense to grow your own.
Half of this 64-page booklet is taken up with where, how to and suggestions for organic gardening. The remainder looks at the vegetables themselves. The instructions are easy to follow and are illustrated with full-colour photographs. There is little here for experienced vegetable growers, but this is a useful book fro beginners.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Disappointing, 30 April 2009
I expected a basic instruction manual on how to grow vegetables organically and successfully, in some detail. It is detail that is missing from this book. I don't need to be told that glass cannot be composted, nor that tomatoes come in different colours. I do need suggestions of named varieties of vegetables and fruits and details of planting schemes, and so on. The book is far too general to have be helpful in the garden shed, where I have older and better guides.
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