In
the introduction the author says that this is the book she wished
she'd had as a beginning gardener. While my husband and I are not
beginning gardeners,we are fly-by-the-seat-of-our-pants gardeners,
knowing that there is much to learn in order to increase our yield
and to discourage pests. This book is wonderful for both types of
gardeners. Some features that I found especially helpful are: the
chart on companion planting, the full-season garden plan, the
instructions for making your own soil mix, and the suggestions for
maintaining your garden including ways to deal with common problems
and pests. In the
second part of the book, McSheehy provides specific information for
growing thirty-five different food-producing plants.
I
highly recommend Vegetable Gardening for Beginner. I
will use it as a valued resource for years to come, and am very
grateful to have received a copy from RockRidge Press in exchange for
my honest opinion. I was under no obligation to provide a positive
review, and received no monetary compensation.
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