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Books : Vegetable and Herb Expert
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Rating: 
- Herb expert? Not with this book!
I would expect a book entitled "the Vegetable and Herb expert "to have more than 2 pages to cover 50% of the topic!
I am disappointed with the titling of this book. Being a foreign based purchaser, it is not as though I can check it out in W H Smiths first, and then choose to buy it at Amazon.
Rating:
- Fantastic!
Being new to allottment holding, my husband and I bought a number books to help us on our way. It turns out this was the only one we need have bought. Everything is clearly explained, with diagrams showing exactly how to plant everything, expected times between sowing and harvesting, as well as listings of potential problems and how to treat them. The A-Z listings style also makes for fantastic ease of reference. Highly recommended! Buy it!
Rating: - Everything you could want to know
I must say that is the most helpful and discriptive fruit and veg book I have ever read.
It tells you everything from crop roatation to harvesting and techniques plus clear illistrations and a desease chart for the veg with pictures and discriptions.
All in all its all you could want!
Rating: - Allotment holders bible
We are first time allotment holders and our knowledge of vegetable growing was to say the least limited, we first got this book from the library and have found it to be worth its weight in gold. Not only does it show in easy stages how to grow the veggies but how to freeze and preserve them too. There is nothing it doesn't tell you. If you are into growing organic vegetables then this book is a must, so stop reading the reviews and go and buy it, we did, you won't regret it.
Rating: - A must for every Veg grower
Simple to follow guides to getting the best from your Vegetables. When and how to sow, plant, harvest. Now includes herbs and baby vegetables, plus Unusual veg, like `Nasturtiums`. (I now eat the flowers when out in the garden)
- Herb expert? Not with this book!I would expect a book entitled "the Vegetable and Herb expert "to have more than 2 pages to cover 50% of the topic!
I am disappointed with the titling of this book. Being a foreign based purchaser, it is not as though I can check it out in W H Smiths first, and then choose to buy it at Amazon.
Rating:
- Fantastic!Being new to allottment holding, my husband and I bought a number books to help us on our way. It turns out this was the only one we need have bought. Everything is clearly explained, with diagrams showing exactly how to plant everything, expected times between sowing and harvesting, as well as listings of potential problems and how to treat them. The A-Z listings style also makes for fantastic ease of reference. Highly recommended! Buy it!
Rating:
- Everything you could want to knowI must say that is the most helpful and discriptive fruit and veg book I have ever read.
It tells you everything from crop roatation to harvesting and techniques plus clear illistrations and a desease chart for the veg with pictures and discriptions.
All in all its all you could want!
Rating:
- Allotment holders bibleWe are first time allotment holders and our knowledge of vegetable growing was to say the least limited, we first got this book from the library and have found it to be worth its weight in gold. Not only does it show in easy stages how to grow the veggies but how to freeze and preserve them too. There is nothing it doesn't tell you. If you are into growing organic vegetables then this book is a must, so stop reading the reviews and go and buy it, we did, you won't regret it.
Rating:
- A must for every Veg growerSimple to follow guides to getting the best from your Vegetables. When and how to sow, plant, harvest. Now includes herbs and baby vegetables, plus Unusual veg, like `Nasturtiums`. (I now eat the flowers when out in the garden)
