What is substainable gardening? Can my garden be sustainable?
This practical book sets out to answer these questions by explaining how it is possible to garden in a way that has a positive environmental impact upon the way we live. Its main focus is on established horticultural practices, showing that it is possible to be environmentally responsible, and yet still have a stunning garden display.
Papildus informācija
Features and reviews in Permaculture, Living Earth, BBC Gardeners World and Garden Answers. Reviews in The Garden RHS, Gardens Monthly and Horticulture Week.
| Introduction |
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1 The Life Cycle of a Garden |
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2 Ecological Techniques for your Soil |
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4 Maintenance of your Garden |
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5 Gardening without Harmful Chemicals |
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6 Getting the Best from your Garden |
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7 Gardening for Sustainable Results |
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| Useful Addresses |
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| Index |
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After studying horticulture and environmental management, Michael Lavelle worked as a professional landscaper before starting a career as a horticultural lecturer. He currently works as a senior lecturer at Writtle College in Chelmsford. Michael has designed and constructed several educational exhibits at the Chelsea Flower Show, winning over a dozen medals including three prestigious gold medals. He is a regular author on the subjects of plants, gardening and garden wildlife.
