Description
Book SynopsisDesperate to use this time to get out into your garden but don''t know where to start? This is the book you need!
''An easy read with no gardening know-how required . . . Hart''s enthusiasm flows from the page . . . Up-to-date thinking on wildlife, wellbeing and no-dig cultivation pop up too, which are applicable to gardens big and small, making this a perfect introduction to gardening without the fear of doing something wrong'' Gardens Illustrated
Are you frightened of your garden? Terrified of accidentally bringing death to a sap-filled friend? Put off by the overwhelming number of species of plants and their baffling Latin names? Whether your garden is a sprawling country plot or a kitchen windowsill, gardening is good for the mind, body and soul. Yet just the thought of picking up a pair of secateurs can strike fear into even the bravest of hearts, meaning we often don''t make the most of our personal Edens.
Charlie''s ''no fear''
Trade Review
An enjoyable read . . . Well written in a carefree tone, it's an easy read with no gardening know-how required . . . Reading like a novel with plenty of personal anecdotes, I found it fun to read cover to cover . . . Hart's enthusiasm flows from
the page . . . Up-to-date thinking on wildlife, wellbeing and no-dig cultivation pop up too, which are applicable to gardens big and small, making this a perfect introduction to gardening without the fear of doing something wrong
* Gardens Illustrated *
Light-hearted, simple-to-use handbook -- Charlotte Reather * Countryside *
