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Setting: Taheke hinterland, Northland, New Zealand Set in a still-remote part of the country, the diary documents the linked lives of New Zealand fauna as uniquely observed on a daily basis. The rhythm of spring and summer nesting, falling two-thirds through the calendar y ...
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Fruit & veges can be beautiful as well as tasty! Discover the creative fun you can have designing your own ornamental edible garden. Diana Anthony is well-known to many NZ gardeners, through her best-selling books, The Small Edible Garden and The Edible Garden Planner. Here she ...
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Permanent agriculture - abundance by design
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Growing fruit and vegetables in your own backyard, and feeding your family with food freshly harvested can be extremely rewarding. This is a guide to growing authentic produce at home - from purchasing your first seedlings, understanding the growth cycle, sourcing biological fert ...
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Many of our best-loved heritage roses are named after women and in this charming book, Ann Chapman explores the lives and stories behind the evocative names. We may be familiar with Mary Queen of Scots, Amy Robsart and Jeanne d'Arc, but who were Adelaide d'Orleans, Nancy Steen an ...
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In the tenth River Cottage Handbook, Nikki Duffy shows how to grow and cook with herbs
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As life gets busier and backyards get smaller, it is a challenge to grow food and live more sustainably. Janet Luke shows that it can be done. She calls it Gurbing or Green Urban Living - a way of working with nature to create a productive urban garden. There are no hard and fast ...
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Organic gardening is the principle of leaving your patch of earth in a better condition than you found it by working with nature rather than against it.
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The adventures in gardening and living of 'the queen of vegetable growing'.
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A guide to gardening in a more natural, sustainable and pleasurable way. It includes advice, top tips, the best varieties of flowers, fruits and vegetables and more. It explains how to get rid of pests and diseases and encourages beneficial wildlife, how to manage weeds, how to g ...
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