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Gardening Books Practical and Fun!

The First Lady has just been in the news breaking ground for a vegetable garden this spring. She's not the only one take up shovel, fork and hoe: according to a recent survey by the National Gardening Association, an additional seven million households plan to grow their own fruits, herbs and vegetables in 2009, up 19% over last year. Publishers are responding to the increased interest with how-to gardening books such as these, which are to be found in our catalog:

The Backyard Homestead edited by Carleen Madigan

Uncommon Fruits for Every Garden by Lee Reich

The vegetable gardener's bible : discover Ed's high-yield W-O-R-D system for all North American gardening regions by Edward C. Smith

Perennial vegetables : from artichoke to zuiki taro, a gardener's guide to over 100 delicious, easy-to-grow edibles by Eric Toensmeier

The new self-sufficient gardener by John Seymour

The veggie gardener's answer book : solutions to every problem you'll ever face : answers to every question you'll ever ask by Barbara W. Ellis

Labels: fruits, gardening, homesteading, self-sufficiency, vegetables