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Backyard Winter Gardening: Vegetables Fresh and Simple, in Any Climate Without Artificial Heat or Electricity the Way It's Been Done for 2,000 Ye Paperback – Illustrated, April 6, 2013
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- Print length176 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherCedar Fort, Inc.
- Publication dateApril 6, 2013
- Dimensions7.75 x 0.5 x 9.25 inches
- ISBN-101462110940
- ISBN-13978-1462110940
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I love every page. This is a great guide to overcoming the difficulties of winter gardening. I'm really glad that I got it and now I can't put it down. It's a good thing that it showed up right away after I ordered it. I'm quite satisfied with this purchase and seller. --Amazon
I love this book, it has plenty of practical advice and know how. I do feel that I could grow a successful winter garden after having read the book. --Amazon
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- Publisher : Cedar Fort, Inc.; Illustrated edition (April 6, 2013)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 176 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1462110940
- ISBN-13 : 978-1462110940
- Item Weight : 13.6 ounces
- Dimensions : 7.75 x 0.5 x 9.25 inches
- Best Sellers Rank: #223,893 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #21 in West Region Gardening (Books)
- #35 in Greenhouses (Books)
- #197 in Vegetable Gardening
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Customers find the book provides helpful insight and instruction on how to have vegetables. They describe the material as easy to read and enjoy. Readers also appreciate the beautiful pictures and layout style.
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Customers find the book provides helpful insight and instructions on how to have vegetables. They say it's worth applying ideas and a perfect guide to making a winter garden. Readers also appreciate the good question-and-answer section covering a lot of basic information.
"...You'll also find specific advice on the best seeds for winter gardens, information on overwintering veggies in the ground or in a cool garage or..." Read more
"This book gave helpful insight and instruction on how to have vegetables in one way or another throughout the winter...." Read more
"Another book that we use as a reference. Great ideas. My daughter asked for it as a gift." Read more
"Backyard Winter Gardening is a relatively quick read that includes many useful tips to prolong garden growth into the dead of winter...." Read more
Customers find the material presented easy to read and enjoy. They say the book is a relatively quick read that includes many useful tips. Readers appreciate the author's writing style and voice. They also mention the personal thoughts and detailed instructions are valuable.
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"Backyard Winter Gardening is a relatively quick read that includes many useful tips to prolong garden growth into the dead of winter...." Read more
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"...I am not a veteran gardener, but this book was easy read and understand. I will definitely be planting a winter garden this year." Read more
Customers find the pictures in the book beautiful and well-done. They also appreciate the layout style, saying it's easy to follow and interesting.
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I did have two issues with the book. The first one is that the author gave dates for planting that didn't seem to make sense, like planting seeds in early August rather than late July because he said it's cooler then. The author lives at a high elevation and in a dry environment, so his winters are longer, colder and windier than most other places. This makes some of the planting dates less useful than they could be. The second issue is the author's heavy use of hot frames, which warms beds with large quantities of decomposing manure. This would require as much as a cubic yard of manure for a single bed of cantaloupes. This is no problem for the author since he has two cows, a horse, chickens and rabbits. For people without livestock this isn't a viable option. While you could use grass clippings and vegetable scraps instead of manure, even then it's going to require too many cubic feet (or yards) to make it practical.
Despite these issues, I found the book useful and interesting, and I intend to try a few of the ideas.
I can hands down say this is my new favorite recommendation. If I could afford to, I'd keep multiple copies on hand to give out to my friends who I know are serious about growing and putting in the work. Word for word everything I tell people is in this book, and more. Thank you for such a resource!









