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| 191.Indoor Vegetable Gardening: How to Grow Fresh Foods All Year Long by: Bob Henrichsen 1999-01 |
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| 192.The Havemeyers: Impressionism Comes to America by: Frances Weitzenhoffer 1986-11 |
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| 193.The Book of Apples by: Joan Morgan, Alison Richards November 18, 1993 |
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| If you thought you knew all there was to know about apples then this is the book for you.Joan Morgan, who is probably the only person ever to have tasted every apple variety available and Alison Richards who regularly enthuses about the social aspects of gardening and eating on radio has given us the most inspiring book on the subject in a beautiful format and with glorious water colour illustrations by Elisabeth Dowle. Joan Morgan was originally a biochemist and this is reflected in her attention to detail in the book but does not detract from the people-friendly approach to her writing. The book is packed with information about growing, storing and eating the various fruits and contains information difficult to get elsewhere. Any one who is ... Read More |
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| 194.Edible Gardens in Schools: A Growing Guide for Teachers by: Rachel Sykes October 04, 2006 |
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| If you thought you knew all there was to know about apples then this is the book for you.Joan Morgan, who is probably the only person ever to have tasted every apple variety available and Alison Richards who regularly enthuses about the social aspects of gardening and eating on radio has given us the most inspiring book on the subject in a beautiful format and with glorious water colour illustrations by Elisabeth Dowle. Joan Morgan was originally a biochemist and this is reflected in her attention to detail in the book but does not detract from the people-friendly approach to her writing. The book is packed with information about growing, storing and eating the various fruits and contains information difficult to get elsewhere. Any one who is ... Read More |
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| 195.Fresh-cut Fruits and Vegetables: Science, Technology and Market from: CRC Press February 14, 2002 |
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| If you thought you knew all there was to know about apples then this is the book for you.Joan Morgan, who is probably the only person ever to have tasted every apple variety available and Alison Richards who regularly enthuses about the social aspects of gardening and eating on radio has given us the most inspiring book on the subject in a beautiful format and with glorious water colour illustrations by Elisabeth Dowle. Joan Morgan was originally a biochemist and this is reflected in her attention to detail in the book but does not detract from the people-friendly approach to her writing. The book is packed with information about growing, storing and eating the various fruits and contains information difficult to get elsewhere. Any one who is ... Read More |
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| 196.The Angel Tree by: Alex Dingwall-Main May 06, 2004 |
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| Having read a lot of european travel narratives; I thought it would be good to expand a bit the interest to the olive tree. Certainly ADM provides a good account of the desire to have olive trees in the gardens of wealthy expats (not just brits) - and indeed a good overview of the needs of the Olive Tree.
In the end however I was a little disappointed and felt that the book was more about ADM and his landscaping business; acquaintances and clients; and less about the beauty of the Olive Tree; and its mystical nature in European folklore. However some of his 'trips' do provide an indication of how people regard these ancient trees. The ending scene in Spain seems somehow cliched, although perhaps it really did happen. Read More |
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| 197.Wild Food Garden Food: Gather and Cook Through the Year by: Charlotte Popescu September 04, 2008 |
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| Having read a lot of european travel narratives; I thought it would be good to expand a bit the interest to the olive tree. Certainly ADM provides a good account of the desire to have olive trees in the gardens of wealthy expats (not just brits) - and indeed a good overview of the needs of the Olive Tree.
In the end however I was a little disappointed and felt that the book was more about ADM and his landscaping business; acquaintances and clients; and less about the beauty of the Olive Tree; and its mystical nature in European folklore. However some of his 'trips' do provide an indication of how people regard these ancient trees. The ending scene in Spain seems somehow cliched, although perhaps it really did happen. Read More |
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| 198.RHS PLant Finder 1999-2000 by: Tony Lord 1999 |
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| Well. Since its first edition, in April 1987, this endeavour has been growing, expanding, updating... Now there is a CD-Rom and the trimmings to go with it. This is a mere database for the professional, but also for the enthusiast, and it is good value by any means. It is easy to use, comprehensive and accurate. Plants, plants, plants... |
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| 199.Growing Wild Mushrooms: A Complete Guide to Cultivating Edible and Hallucinogenic Mushrooms by: Bob Harris October 29, 2003 |
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| Well. Since its first edition, in April 1987, this endeavour has been growing, expanding, updating... Now there is a CD-Rom and the trimmings to go with it. This is a mere database for the professional, but also for the enthusiast, and it is good value by any means. It is easy to use, comprehensive and accurate. Plants, plants, plants... |
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| 200.The Apple Grower: A Guide for the Organic Orchardist (Chelsea Green's Master Grower Gardening Series) by: Michael Phillips March 18, 1999 |
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| This is an excellent book for the innovative commercial orchardist or backyard grower. Phillips explains the concepts behind various approaches to pest control and fruit tree management. The sections on marketing are some of the best I've ever seen for any crop. |
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