How to kill slugs
Saturday, March 29th, 2014How to kill slugs ebook a really useful ebook sharing the best ways of killing slugs and removing them from your garden and home!
Archive for the 'Amazon' CategoryHow to kill slugsSaturday, March 29th, 2014How to kill slugs ebook a really useful ebook sharing the best ways of killing slugs and removing them from your garden and home! The Polytunnel Book: Fruit and Vegetables All Year RoundThursday, November 28th, 2013The Polytunnel Book: Fruit and Vegetables All Year Round – The Polytunnel Book: Fruit and Vegetables All Year Round Good book for anyone with a greenhouse or polytunnel who wants to make the most of the space.
‘Until now, there has been next to no information available on how to make the best use of a polytunnel. The Joyce and Ben Russel team have filled that gap, showing us in clear, precise detail how to erect and manage polytunnels, and above all, what to grow in them.’ Joy Larkcom But at the heart of this book is Joyce Russell’s experienced hand guiding you through each month of the year. It tells what to do and when to do it, in order to grow the best fruit and vegetables all-year-round. Salad growingTuesday, October 1st, 2013Salad Leaves for All Seasons: Organic Growing from Pot to Plot Small is beautiful, less is more; a salad a day but not the supermarket way. This compendium of practical methods for growing a wide variety of salads throughout the year, will inspire you to grow your own, whether on a windowsill, in your garden or on the allotment. Here is all the information you need for productive, healthy and tasty salads. Learn the subtleties of salad seasons and virtues of different leaves throughout the year. And when your table is groaning with the abundance of your harvests, there are delicious and imaginative recipes from Susie, Charles wife, exploiting the fantastic flavours, colour and vitality of home-grown salad leaves
From the Back Cover Organic Gardening: The Natural No-dig WayFriday, September 27th, 2013Organic Gardening: The Natural No-dig Way – Charles Dowding has been practising no-dig organic growing for over 30 years. In this new, full colour edition of Organic Gardening, he shares the wealth of his experience, explaining his approach to soil and plants and revealing the range of techniques that have enabled him to grow healthy and vibrant plants for decades. His success is based on some key principles: No-dig enhances soil structure and encourages healthy growth; Organic matter is best spread on the surface – just leave it on the top and let the worms take it in, aerating the soil as they do so; When starting with weedy soil there is a period of 3-12 months, depending on weed types, when the emphasis is on cleaning and improving the soil; Using a no-dig method you can easily control weeds with just a little hand weeding or hoeing every ten days or so, when weeds are small. Based on this approach and his experience of a system of permanent, slightly raised beds, Organic Gardening shows you how to grow a delicious variety of fruit and vegetables: what to choose, when to sow, plant and harvest, and how best to avoid pests and diseases without the need to dig. Organic Gardening: The Natural No-dig Way full colour edn
For other books visit the More Than Honey [DVD]Monday, September 9th, 2013
More Than Honey [DVD] – £9.83 & this item Delivered FREE in the UK with Super Saver Delivery SYNOPSIS Einstein once said: "If bees ever die out, mankind will have only Life without the bee is unthinkable. But, between pesticides, antibiotics and MORE THAN HONEY, a new documentary by the Swiss filmmaker Marcus Imhoof, is EXTRAS Matt James City gardenerFriday, August 9th, 2013We saw him give two talks in Manchester yesterday at the Dig the city festival! He’s got a new book coming out next year! Matt James books at Amazon Swarm Traps and Bait Hives: The easy way to get bees for free.Wednesday, June 19th, 2013Swarm Traps and Bait Hives: The easy way to get bees for free. Build Your Own Beekeeping EquipmentWednesday, June 19th, 2013Build Your Own Beekeeping Equipment by Tony Pisano – Build Your Own Beekeeping Equipment offers 35 building projects for everything from hive components to frames to swarm catchers How to Grow Winter VegetablesThursday, May 30th, 2013How to Grow Winter Vegetables – by Charles Dowding How to Grow Winter Vegetables Charles Dowding has not dug, except to clear perennial weeds and turf, for 25 years. An early pioneer of vegetable boxes, he has been growing organic vegetables since the 1980s, and has farmed in both Somerset and France. He now crops almost an acre on intensive raised beds, runs gardening courses, and sells salad bags and vegetable boxes from his farm in Somerset. Being able to feed yourself from your garden or allotment over winter is a really good plan! It does take some careful work though to make sure you start thinking about winter crops early enough. If you’ve left it to Novemeber then you’ve left it a tiny bit late! A way with wordsTuesday, May 7th, 2013An aside from all the gardening items on this site – I attend Failsworth Writers’ Group and have recently send out this press release. The writing group meets every third Monday of the month at Failsworth library. New members are welcome to attend the sessions where writing projects are set and work read out and discussed. The writers regular enter competitions and have won prizes and been published in many collections. Heather Ferrier, a local author with two books published, said, “It’s a great reflection of our work with some adaptations from the play as well as new poetry. We overlook the canal from the library so it was only natural to include the Rochdale Canal in the work we do.” Sheila Stretton who also attends the group says “I look forward to our meetings at Failsworth library. Everyone in the group is so friendly. Some very interesting work has been achieved by the writers. I really enjoyed the project, A Way with Words:Cathy Crabb was great, she encouraged us all so much and the actors who played all the parts in our project were brilliant – truly professional.” |