Grow Easy Veg (essential Know-how And Expert Advice For Gardening Success)

By (author) Whittingham Jo
Description

Discover how to grow it yourself!

Growing your own vegetables is a rewarding venture that''s both affordable and delicious, but a novice gardener might not know where to begin. This is your no-fuss guide to vegetable gardening.

Do you want to learn how to start and sustain your own vegetable garden throughout the year? This vegetable gardening book for beginners will help you choose and care for more than 40 different varieties, all specially selected for successful growing.

From vegetable garden must-haves to less-common crops like edamame beans, this is a one-stop guide to growing vegetables that are easy to grow! Discover detailed information on how to sow, plant, feed, water, protect and harvest your vegetables.

You don''t have to be a horticulture expert to get started, this indispensable reference book will take you through every single step! It includes:

- Tips on how to care for more than 40 different vegetable varieties
- Packed with practical, jargon-free know-how and simple gardening techniques
- Easy-to-follow format to help grow your gardening knowledge

Let It Grow!

Gorgeous, full-colour photography provides plenty of inspiration and ideas for your patch! Expert tips and step-by-step instructions on every page help make sure that you care for your vegetables in the right way in order for them to grow.

Grow Easy Veg covers everything you need to know about growing herbs and vegetables, while expert tips help you troubleshoot as you go. It''s the perfect book for first-time gardeners!

Complete the Series:

Make your green-fingered dreams a reality with the Grow series from DK. Learn how to brighten up even the trickiest areas in Grow Containers, or discover how to garden more sustainably in Grow Eco-Gardening. Alternatively, there are more titles to explore such as Grow Pruning & Training and Grow Houseplants.

Biographical note
Jo Whittingham is a gardening writer with a postgraduate degree in horticulture from the University of Edinburgh and a passion for growing fruit and vegetables. She is a former garden columnist for The Scotsman newspaper, and has also written for a range of gardening magazines. She is the author of DK''s Grow Something to Eat Every Day and Garden Rescue.