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Matthew
Biggs's Complete Book of Vegetables |
Matthew Biggs,
2000, paperback, 256 pages
With more than 500
colour photographs, the author shares his extensive knowledge on growing
vegetables whether in the garden or greenhouse.
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Joy Larkcom,
paperback, 240 pages
The author expertly
provides information on the characteristics, planting, cultivation,
pests and diseases, harvesting, storage and culinary uses of traditional
oriental vegetables.
Features more than 50 mouth watering recipes.
Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks
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RHS
Fruit & Vegetable Gardening |
Michael
Pollock, 2002, hardback, 272 pages
A practical
reference book on the cultivation requirements and techniques for
growing a variety of fruit and vegetables. Includes details on how
to grow more than 150 kitchen garden crops with easy to use step by step
instructions.
Includes over 900 photographs.
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Success
with Apples and Pears to Eat & Drink
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Alan Rowe,
2002, paperback
A practical
gardener's guide to the varieties available, their husbandry,
harvesting, storage and much more besides.
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The
Fruit and Vegetable Kitchen Garden |
Richard Bird,
2000, paperback, 168 pages
Displayed in a step
by step format, the author describes the planting, cultivation, feeding,
watering, harvesting and eventual storage of your produce.
The
equipment required is also discussed.
Usually dispatched within 4-6 weeks
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D Hessayon,
1990, paperback, 128 pages
Judged as the
world's bestselling book on fruit, this proven guide will help you to
choose the type and variety of fruit and how to grow it.
Includes
information on pruning, pollination and pests and diseases.
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The
Heligan Vegetable Bible
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Tim Smit, 2002,
paperback, 256 pages
Old varieties of
vegetables which have been saved by enthusiasts now grow at Heligan.
This enjoyable book demonstrates how to grow these varieties and how to
make the best of them on the table.
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Richard Bird,
2005, hardback, 112 pages
There is nothing
like fresh food picked straight from your own garden in terms of taste
and flavour. This book will help you create projects in the garden
in just one weekend.
Such tasks include a fragrant herb border,
grow chillies in pots and growing tomatoes in hanging baskets.
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The
Kitchen Garden Yearbook
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Daphne Ledward,
1998, hardback, 184 pages
Gardening expert,
Daphne Ledward, takes the reader through a year in the life of her
kitchen vegetable garden. She describes a full year with clear and
precise instructions for selecting and growing the right vegetables for
your garden.
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Joan Morgan,
2002, hardback, 288 pages
A complete history
of the apple including a detailed survey of over 2000 varieties
worldwide. Each variety listed includes information on full
tasting notes, history, geography and botanical details.
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