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Re: Organic Gardening Book Recommendations?
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Subject: Re: Organic Gardening Book Recommendations?
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From: hmiddlet@uoguelph.ca (Heather Middleton)
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Date: 7 Nov 1994 16:35:06 GMT
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Article: 47538 of rec.gardens
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Newsgroups: rec.gardens
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Organization: University of Guelph
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References: <39bkr9$odm@news.mic.ucla.edu> <39f02r$27a@news.tamu.edu>
: : I'm just starting out with organic gardening and was wondering if
: : you would be kind enough to share with me your recommendations for the
: : most useful organic gardening books. I'm interested in books with
The books that I recomend the most are Geoff Hamilton's book " The
organic garden" by crown publishers 1987 and " Rodale's Chemical-free
yard and garden". I like the first book particularly because of the good
pictures and step by step process. The second book has tones of good
information about a lot of stuff, particularly the science of this aspect
of organic gardening. If you are interested in pest control in organic
gardens, I picked up a really good book by Sunset on organic pest
control. It's got excilent pictures and ideas + one that I would recomend
for people who are just starting out in organic gardening and need a
quick trouble shooting book ( I lots my copy so I don't know the specific
title ).
Heather Middleton
Environmental biology
University of Guelph
e-mail: hmiddlet@uoguelph.ca