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Author: Richard Llewellyn Hudson Published: 1982 This is a classic organic gardening book that is sought after given it greas advice For the first time, a fully comprehensive book on the special needs of New Zealand organic gardeners. Whether you are interested in growing nutritious vegetables and f...

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...

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...

Authors: Sarah Callard Diane Millis Publisher: Carlton Books, United Kingdom (2001) A practical guide to eating, gardening, energy saving and housekeeping for a healthy planet. Every day we make choices that affect our health at a micro level - our bodies and our famiies - and, on a macro level, our...

Author: Gail Duff Publisher: Doubleday, 1989 For thousands of years we have derived pleasure from natural fragrances. The sweet perfume of flowers, the fresh, clean scent of herbs, and the rich, heady aromas of spices, woods and barks are timeless joys which can be brought into the home all year rou...

Author: Wincey Willis Publisher: Red Fox Books, United Kingdom 1990 At last, the book that will actually help you to do something towards saving the world. Packed with practical advice and easy-to-follow instructions. Inspiration: How to change your environment Information: Facts, ideas and useful a...

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...

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)

Author: Meighan Morrison Publisher: Scholastic, New Zealand (1993) This maginificant Earth deserves far better care. We can help in its rescue if we each do our share. This reflective tale looks at what people have done to our planet - and carries a message of hope for our future. Long live Earth Note: This is a picture book. Softcover, 28 pages (used)

Authors: Matt McGlone, Tom Clarkson and Blair Fitzharris Publisher: GP Books, New Zealand (1990) Three NZ scientists - all presently researching climate change - summarise and interpret the maze of recent studies and predictions. They begin by discussing the nature and workings of the atmosphere and...

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...

Author: Deborah Burnside Publisher: Allen Unwin, Australia (2005) There's litter on Everest, junk in outer space and scrap in you back yard. Rubbish is everywhere Dig up the dirt on dumps, deains, dunnies and dustheaps. Take the lid of landfills and go for gold in mobile phones. Find out why FBI age...

Author: Scott Lewis Publisher: Living Planet Press, United States (1990) The Rainforest Book is every person's window into the spectacular world of tropical rainforests - their amazing diversity, the threats to their survival, and the ways we can preserve them for future generations. This easy-to-re...

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: Richard Hatton Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1992) Greenhouse effect Solar power Nuclear waste Discover why we need energy, how the production of energy has affected the environment, how scientisits are experimenting with alternative forms of energy and how we can he...

Author: Robert Sneddon Publisher: Belitha Press, United Kingdom (2003) For many centuries people have wondered how our world works. In early times, gods and other mythical beings were used to explain how things happen. Only much later did the idea of energy in its many forms come to be accepted. Thi...

Author: John Baines Publisher: Wayland Publishers (1989) The atmosphere is all around us although we rarely notice it. Yet it provides us with the air we breathe, controls our weather conditions and protects our planet from metorites and harmful radiation. We are damaging the atmosphere at an alarmi...

Author: Tabitha Becroft Reintroducing Native Plants and Animals to your Garden Have you ever heard the majestic morning call of the Tui or seen a pigeon gorging itself on berries The Friendly Kiwi Garden explains how we can enjoy these and other wonderful experiences in our garden. We can encourage ...

Author: Gill Standring Publisher: A C Black (Publishers) Ltd, United Kingdom (1990) Food packaging Organic farming Pesticides Discover how farming affects soils and wildlife, how much energy is needed to grow food and how the weather influences crop harvests. Earthwatch is a series that explains how...