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Vegetable Gardening for Cabbage Heads
Think you need a green thumb to grow your own vegetables? Think again. And there's definitely no requirement to talk to your plants!Vegetable Gardening for Cabbage Heads is a friendly, practical guide for anyone who would love to grow their own vegetables but doesn't want to get bogged down in complicated gardening jargon or endless rules. Start with the basics: discover what vegetables actually are, how they grow, where to plant them, what they need, and how to deal with those bugs that always seem to find your garden before you do.
Then get growing with 34 common vegetables, with simple advice to take you from planting right through to harvest. You'll also find fun vegetable facts and interesting gardening tidbits, and top cooking tips to help make the most of what you grow. Beautiful illustrations throughout bring the vegetables and gardening ideas to life, making this a book you'll enjoy picking up even when you're not out in the garden.
Whether you have a large backyard, a small garden, raised beds, or just a few containers, this approximately 85-page guide keeps things simple, useful, and enjoyable. No complicated science. No intimidating terminology. No green thumb required. Just good advice, a little common sense, and the satisfaction of growing something you can actually eat. A fun gift for the gardener in your life-or for the person who keeps saying, "I'd love to grow my own vegetables someday."Because you don't need a green thumb.
You just need to know what to do-and when to do it.
Then get growing with 34 common vegetables, with simple advice to take you from planting right through to harvest. You'll also find fun vegetable facts and interesting gardening tidbits, and top cooking tips to help make the most of what you grow. Beautiful illustrations throughout bring the vegetables and gardening ideas to life, making this a book you'll enjoy picking up even when you're not out in the garden.
Whether you have a large backyard, a small garden, raised beds, or just a few containers, this approximately 85-page guide keeps things simple, useful, and enjoyable. No complicated science. No intimidating terminology. No green thumb required. Just good advice, a little common sense, and the satisfaction of growing something you can actually eat. A fun gift for the gardener in your life-or for the person who keeps saying, "I'd love to grow my own vegetables someday."Because you don't need a green thumb.
You just need to know what to do-and when to do it.
