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Creating a Forest Garden
Working with Nature to Grow Edible Crops

Publisher: Uit Cambridge Ltd., 2010

ISBN: 9781900322621

Product: Book, Hardcover

May have wear from normal use.

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Offering inspiration for all gardeners, this book features beautiful color photographs and illustrations throughout, and is divided into two parts. Part One looks at why and how to grow particular crops and how to look after them for maximum health. Part Two features more than 100 perennial edibles in detail, both common and unusual, from rhubarb to skirret and Jerusalem artichoke to nodding onions. This book also provides plenty of cooking tips.

ISBN/UPC:

9781900322621

Product:

Book, Hardcover

Title:

Creating a Forest Garden: Working with Nature to Grow Edible Crops

Contributors
Publisher:

Uit Cambridge Ltd., 2010

Pages:

384

Languages:

English

Specification:

10.9 x 8.7 x 1.3 inches, 4 pounds

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Acceptable:Fairly worn but fully readable and intact. Pages may include notes, highlighting, or minor water damage. Dust jacket, CDs, product codes, or other inclusions may be missing or expired.
Good:Shows signs of wear. Pages may include limited notes or highlighting. Dust jacket, CDs, product codes, or other inclusions may be missing or expired.
Very Good:Item has seen limited use and has minimal signs of wear. Pages are clean without markings. Dust jacket, CDs, product codes, or other inclusions may be missing or expired.
Like New:Shows little to no signs of wear. Spine has no signs of creasing. Pages are clean without markings. CDs, product codes, or other inclusions may be missing or expired.
New:Brand new, unused, and in perfect condition. Includes all original packaging and accessories.