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Container Gardening for Canada
Container gardening is a flexible and fast-growing practice as popular with homeowners who want to accent a patio as it is with high-rise dwellers who want some greenery on their balcony. In Container Gardening for Canada, author Laura Peters overviews the best materials and practices for developing healthy container gardens, as well as reviews an array of plants and arrangements that do well in containers under prevailing Canadian conditions.
224 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2007
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May 17, 2010
The second of Beck's books that I read was this one. The information in The Canadian Edible Garden was more relevant to what I will be planting, since it will be mostly vegetables and herbs, but since we have no area at all in which to plant a garden I found this book on container gardening specific to Canada very useful. Again it was laid out with how to section as part one and then specific plants that do well in containers in the various zones in Canada as part two.
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