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You don't need an allotment or even a garden to grow your own..
This book covers all you need to know to successfully grow in containers, window boxes or even hanging baskets. If you do have a small garden, it tells you how to get the most from it.

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Vegetable, Fruit, Herb Growing in Small Spaces

Vegetable Fruit & Herb Growing in Small Spaces

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We've not always had the benefit of an allotment or even a garden but we've always grown our own. This book tells you what you can achieve and how to do it even if all you have is a balcony.

I won't pretend you can practically grow everything in tubs, some things just don't make sense to grow without space. But there is an awful lot you can grow. Not just vegetables either, you can even have an apple tree in a pot (if you pick the right variety)

This simple, straightforward guide, written in plain English with black and white illustrations, is not designed for the coffee table. It's a manual to help those who really want to provide something for the table by their own efforts.

The chapter list will give you a good idea of what's covered:

  • At a Glance Guide
    A quick list of what you can realistically grow and where
  • Introduction
    Some general background to the book and my experiences
  • What to Grow in and Where
    Some ideas you may not have had about places to grow your own
  • Successional Growing
    The trick to maximising production from small spaces and pots.
  • Composts and Fertilisers
    What composts are best to grow different types of plants, how to adapt commercial composts and how to make your own, of course.
  • Seeds and / or Plants
    When it makes sense to grow from seed and when you might be better off buying in plants. What to buy and from where.
  • Tools and Water
    Some guidance on what tools you may and may not need. Ways to ensure your plants are watered even if you're not there for the weekend.
  • Vegetables
    A list of vegetables, their suitability for growing in containers or small spaces and best methods for each one.
  • Fruit
    As with vegetables but covering fruit. You'll be surprised to find some fruits are better grown in containers even if you have a large garden.
  • Herbs
    List of herbs, how and where to grow them. Includes those suitable for growing indoors in the kitchen.
  • Glossary
    A quick list of the specialist gardening terms you may come across and what they mean
  • Further Reading and Information
    Includes some useful suppliers
  • Index
    A comprehensive index so you can look things up easily.

What's been said about Vegetable Growing Month by Month, John Harrison's first book.

‘Having just received John Harrisons book On Vegetable Growing Month by Month, I have to say that it’s definitely going to be a well thumbed volume, particularly by those who want to grow vegetables for the first time.  

Forget about any glossy pictures, what’s in this book is solid words of advice, written in plain to understand English from a grower who’s had frustrating years of experience behind him in trying to grow nutritious vegetables, whilst at the same time running a business and raising a family. 

Everyone will benefit from this book and I found the glossary at the back, which explains gardening terminology in a way that everyone will understand, to be extremely useful. It will certainly have a place on my extensive gardening book shelf.’

Medwyn Williams MBE FNVS

Medwyn Williams MBE FNVS
Chair of the National Vegetable Society.

Winner of 10 RHS Gold Medals
at Chelsea for vegetables.

 

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Vegetable, Fruit and Herb Growing in Small Spaces

 

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Total value of seeds free will be £11.00 or greater with the seeds selected from the following varieties:

  • Carrot Maestro: Good quality & taste as well as resistant to carrot fly
  • Sweet Pepper Mohawk: Ideal for container growing, semi-trailing
  • Onion Santero: Superb flavour, resistant to bolting and downy mildew
  • Tomato Gardener's Delight: Good old favourite, cold glasshouse or warm outdoor spot.
  • Tomato 100s & 1000s: Very popular cherry type for growing in pots or hanging baskets

Vegetable Fruit and Herb Growing in Small Spaces


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159 Pages of straightforward advice and help.

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  • Tomato 100's & 1,000's
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This book is the most helpful tool in my garden shed. My hoe is a close second, but this book covers so much and I have a constant bookmark on the current month to be sure I am doing what needs to be done, and then flick forward every few weeks to check what is coming up.

The books main body is divided up into the different months with the tasks that should be done outlines. One of the features I love - ... - is that every month it tells you what you 'could be' eating. This is great inspiration to plant more, which in my book is a positive influence.

Amazon Review for Vegetable Growing Month by Month