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SPRINGEvergreen perennial herbs such as rosemary, bay leaf, sage, oregano, thyme, winter savory, and mint are also available to harvest. Some deciduous varieties of perennial herbs require time to regenerate as they lose their foliage in the cold months. |
SUMMERA technique I learned when I used to pick blueberries at a local farm is to cup your hand right beneath a clump of berries. Gently roll your thumb over the clump and ripe berries easily fall off. |
FALLPlant fall crops started in summer at least 6–10 weeks before your area’s average first fall frost date. This will give them enough time to adjust and mature before you harvest or try to overwinter them. Your transplants can also be planted under a low tunnel, in a greenhouse or a cold frame. |
WINTERThough you won’t likely be planting new vegetables in your outdoor garden if you live in a cold climate, it’s a great time to get growing using a technique called “winter sowing.” Late-winter seedings of cold-tolerant crops under row covers, inside cold frames, and in unheated greenhouses will also jump-start the season. |
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A great garden bible for beginners
This is a pretty thick and decent book for gardeners. I'd say this is more for a beginner gardener rather than a master gardener or someone who has vast years of experience. Then again, as gardeners or someone who loves to grow plants, we can always pick up some new information or detail from this book."Four Season Food Gardening" gives great details about the types of plants you can grow throughout the planting seasons. There are details about soil, compost, weeds, beneficial insects and harmful insects, harvesting, garden tools, gardening indoors and outdoors, and so forth. Therefore, this book is quite comprehensive if you want to learn about starting a garden, adding more components/plants to your garden, or just get a broad range of useful information.There are nice, large photos to help you as well as special hints and notations to help you grow the best garden possible. There is an Index at the back of the book for easy reference, and a table of contents in the front.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2022
Misilla has done an amazing job with this book. She has put all her gardening knowledge in one place. She shares so much great information that will help me begin successfully garden year round. If you feel gardening is just for the summer like I thought for so many years then this book is a must. I learned a ton of useful information to help me garden all year long & will be referencing this book for years to come. The layout, information & pictures are amazing.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2023
This is a pretty thick and decent book for gardeners. I'd say this is more for a beginner gardener rather than a master gardener or someone who has vast years of experience. Then again, as gardeners or someone who loves to grow plants, we can always pick up some new information or detail from this book.
"Four Season Food Gardening" gives great details about the types of plants you can grow throughout the planting seasons. There are details about soil, compost, weeds, beneficial insects and harmful insects, harvesting, garden tools, gardening indoors and outdoors, and so forth. Therefore, this book is quite comprehensive if you want to learn about starting a garden, adding more components/plants to your garden, or just get a broad range of useful information.
There are nice, large photos to help you as well as special hints and notations to help you grow the best garden possible. There is an Index at the back of the book for easy reference, and a table of contents in the front.
"Four Season Food Gardening" gives great details about the types of plants you can grow throughout the planting seasons. There are details about soil, compost, weeds, beneficial insects and harmful insects, harvesting, garden tools, gardening indoors and outdoors, and so forth. Therefore, this book is quite comprehensive if you want to learn about starting a garden, adding more components/plants to your garden, or just get a broad range of useful information.
There are nice, large photos to help you as well as special hints and notations to help you grow the best garden possible. There is an Index at the back of the book for easy reference, and a table of contents in the front.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2022
Book is well written and easy to follow with helpful tips on growing food year round. This book is suitable for experienced as well as novice gardeners who desire to grow food organically.
Season extending strategies as well as choosing plants appropriate for each season are great features. I appreciate the tips and easy to follow illustrations and pictures for each topic,
from garden planning, soil prep, planting, maintenance thru harvesting.
Great book to keep for reference as well as for gifting.
Season extending strategies as well as choosing plants appropriate for each season are great features. I appreciate the tips and easy to follow illustrations and pictures for each topic,
from garden planning, soil prep, planting, maintenance thru harvesting.
Great book to keep for reference as well as for gifting.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2022
I love the quality of the book, both the paper quality of the hard copy and the content. It is a great resource for a new gardener who wants to grow food all year long. It has photos that gives visual ideas on how to extend the growing season.
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