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Organic Gardening: A Comprehensive Guide to Chemical-Free Growing
"Crow and Elizabeth are pioneers in organic/sustainable technology." --Acres USA For over 25 years, Crow and Elizabeth Miller have been innovators in the field of gardening, promoting the understanding and use of organic methods in all areas, including those where it was previously thought impossible. Now, with Organic Gardening, they reveal their methods, from t...more
Paperback, 338 pages
Published
March 20th 2000
by Wiley Publishing
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This book has some really great knowledge about gardening practices, with many innovative concepts for succession planting and mutually beneficial plant combos. A must-read for the organic gardener.
To be fair, I didn't finish the book. It wasn't that badly written, but it confirmed all my fears about growing my own food: it's much more difficult, involved, and sensitive than a hobby or side project. One can probably do some small-scale organic gardening, but this text is not for the beginner. I would need help to implement many of these techniques and bits of information--I'm unfamiliar with the terms, tools, and resources involved.
Suffice to say I will continue to read and reference this book as I build and maintain my vegetable garden next year. An awesome, all-inclusive reference.
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