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Author: Richard Llewellyn Hudson Publisher: AH AW Reed, New Zealand (1982) Whether you're interested in growing nutritious vegetables and fruits for the home table with minimal use of poison sprays or in improving soil and plant health ravaged by artificial fertiliser excesses with life-giving compost, this book will be an invaluable tool. Softcover, 160 pages (used)

Moa Beckett's Successful Organic Gardening - Low-Maintenance Gardening. A Gardener's Guide to Creating a Beautiful Easy-Care Garden. You don't have to spend hours of precious weekend time mowing, weeding and pruning to have a beautiful garden. Moa Beckett's Successful Organic Gardening - Low-Mainten...

Author: Jo Whittingham Publisher: Dorling Kindersley, United Kingdom (2007) Follow Royal Horticultural Society show-how and know-how for a garden that looks great all year round (whatever size it is). From root veg to herbs and salads, inspirational tips and techniques on choosing the right seeds, g...

Editor: Jeffrey Hodges Publisher: Angus Robertson, Australia (1995) An indispensable guide to every aspect of organic gardening, The Natural Gardener intorduces you to the concept of creating a well-designed garden that doesn't rely on harmful and expensive chemicals. Jeffrey Hodges and a team of re...

Author: Karen Sullivan Publisher: Piatkus, (2001) You wan to go organic but you don't know how. Is organic food really better for you How good is it for the environment Organic Living in 10 Simple Lessons show you in straightforward terms, but without fudging the comples issues, exactly what an organic way of life involves. Paperback, 144 pages (near new)

Every day after school, Tom goes to Nanas house and enjoys digging in the garden, pulling out the weeds and watering the garden. Today when Tom arrives, Nana has a surprise. Close your eyes and no peeking Tom. Says Nana. I have a surprise for you What could the surprise be wondered Tom. This picture...

Authors: John Jeavons and Carol Cox Publisher: Ten Speed Press, United States (1999) The Sustainable Vegetable Garden presents the basic principles of this gardening classic in concise, easy-to-understand terms accessible to even a beginning backyard gardener. You'll learn to view your garden as its...

"If we were to focus on growing food in family backyards, we could shape a new world." Gardening is all about learning, experimenting, changing things, adapting, being observant and open to new ideas. Let the amazing photographs in this book help you to learn how to create your own garden paradise. ...

Author: Lance Reynolda and Duncan Campbell Publisher: David Bateman, New Zealand (1996) The Organic Kitchen is the first book ever published in New Zealand to explain organic food, from creating the proper kitchen environment to purchasing and preparation. It also gives you a comprehensive guide on product availabiltiy and tips on how to hear organically all year round. Paperback, 187 pages (Used)

Author: Alison Evans This book is a colourful foray into the world of New Zealand's native flowering herbs, shrubs and trees. Plants are presented alphabetically by scientific name with the environments they are found and descriptions of the plants follow introductions to the various groupings. Plan...

Author: Tanyia Maxted-Frost Publisher: Green Books, United Kingdom (1999) The Organic Baby book is the first popular guide to the benefits of an organic and GM-free wholefood diet for conceiving and raising a healthy child, and the first to review all organic products now available for your baby, fo...

Author: Gilli Davies Publisher: Metro Publishing, (2002) These organic recipes are, quite simply, amongst the tastiest that you will ever experience. Not only are the dishes themselves inspiring and appetising, but because the ingredients are fresh, natural and free from artificial additives, the flavour sensation will be unlike anything you may have experienced before. Paperback, 183 pages (Used)

Cats and books are the purrfect pair The ancient Egyptians trained cats to attack papyrus-loving pests, thereby establishing the worlds first book-attending felines. Since then, cats have kept mice and rats out of bookstores - and are especially good at protecting the comfortable chairs often found ...

Author: Patricia Gallimore Publisher: BBC, United Kingdom (2000) A Guide to Organic Living Organic food has rapidly developed as an alternative to food produced by intensive farming methods. With many concerns surrounding food production, Organic Year sets out to explain the issues. Through visits t...

Want to make your garden grow, but not quite surewhere to begin The Encyclopedia of Gardening will show you how. This tome of a book is packed with practical information. The comprehensive, hands-on guide will soon have your borders blooming and your tubs looking tremendous. Easy-to follow chapters ...

Author: Frances Bissell Publisher: Ebury Press, United Kingdom (1999) Excerpt from the Introduction: We are in danger of losing for ever the real pleasures involved in selecting prime foodstuffs, handling them and assessing how best to use them, preparing them in the most appropriate way to show off...

Author: Tanyia Maxted-Frost Publisher: Green Books, United Kingdom (2000 reprinted 2002) The Organic Baby Toddler Cookbook advises parents to prepare and feed their children a seasonal, mainly raw or lightly cooked wholefood organic diet, emphasising raw food in spring summer, and lightly cooked foo...

Author: Readers Digest Publisher: Reader's Digest General Books, Australia (2006) Packed with hundreds of natural hints, tips and ideas, this is your all-in-one guide to making greener,safer choices for a better, healthier life. Covering a wide range of topics, such as, homemade cleaning products, l...

Matt Morris spent ten years working on this new history of gardening in New Zealand. Common Ground takes a loving look at gardens and garden practices in Aotearoa New Zealand over time. While a lot of gardening books focus on the grand plantings of wealthy citizens, Matt Morris explores the historical processes behind humble gardens - those created and maintained by ordinary people.

Bees give so much to us, here's your chance to give back to them with these super-easy-to-grow wildflower seed bombs. Lob them, toss them, plant them. then just let them do their magic Attracts bees, provides a habitat for pollinators and adds colour to any garden. The quickest gardening fun around ...