About “Vegetable Gardening For Beginners” E-Book.
My green thumb came only as a result of the mistakes I made while learning to see things from the plant’s point of view.” ~ H. Fred Dale
I have sat, watched, experimented, learnt, and thoroughly enjoyed my time within my ever changing vegetable patch. And now I have written it all down for you.
“Vegetable Gardening for Beginners” has been specifically designed with the novice vegetable gardener in mind, but, even the most experienced gardener will learn a new technical fact!
There is also an interactive section for teachers to test their student’s new found knowledge.
Vegetable Gardening For Beginners will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to know, Including:
- Age old, tried and true tricks that Grandma used to use.
- A month by month guide of what vegetables are to be planted.
- A monthly maintenance schedule so you’ll never fall behind.
- Vegetable profiles – so you know how to plant and harvest your crop as well as what pests to look out for.
- Simply recipes that enable you to use you’re newly grown produce.
- A trouble shooting guide for all those un-answered questions.
- Companion flowers to entice beneficial insects to your garden.
- A fun, interactive section with games and puzzles to test your newly acquired knowledge.
Content Pages for 'Vegetable Gardening For Beginners'
- 1 – Introduction to part Two – Vegetable Gardening for Beginners.
- 7 – April: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest. Download a Free sample now
- 11 – Corn plant profile, 2 recipes: Sunflower beans, Flower sauce.
- 16 – February: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 19 – Rosella plant profile, 2 recipes: Herbed rice, Herb salad dressing.
- 24 – March: overview, Autumn Equinox, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 27 – Potato plant profile, 2 recipes: Scalloped potatoes, Choko cake.
- 32 – April: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 35 – Strawberry plant profile, 2 recipes: Pumpkin spice loaf, Pumpkin rosemary cookies.
- 41 – May: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 43 – Garlic plant profile, 2 recipes: Baked eggplant, basil and tomato, Garlic and sweet chilli sauce.
- 49 – June: overview, Winter solstice, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 53 – Cauliflower plant profile, 2 recipes: Cauliflower and broccoli frittata,Cauliflower and vegetable Shepard’s pie.
- 60 – July: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 63 – Pea plant profile, 2 recipes: Pea and mushroom risotto, Pea and vegetable pilaf.
- 70 – August: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 72 – Zucchini plant profile, 2 recipes: Chocolate and zucchini muffins, Spinach and artichoke dip.
- 77 – September: overview, Spring equinox, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 80 – Rockmelon plant profile, 2 recipes: Coriander baked fish, Fresh basil and ricotta pasta.
- 87 – October: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 88 – Tomato plant profile, 2 recipes: Bella’s favourite tomato salsa, Roast tomato sauce.
- 92 – November: overview, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 94 – Carrot plant profile, 2 recipes: Carrot salad, Tropical carrot cake.
- 99 – December: overview, Summer solstice, what vegetables to plant and harvest.
- 103 – Lettuce plant profile, 2 recipes: A green leafy salad, Basil pesto.
- 108 – Companion flowers for the vegetable patch.
- 112 – Commonly asked questions.
- 119 – What’s wrong with my vegetable patch?
- 122 – General Information.
- 129 – Vegetable profiles.
- 149 – Vegetable jokes.
- 151 – Games.
- 161 – Games answers.
- 169 – Notes and observations.
- 172 – Bibliography and further reading.
- 174 – Glossary.
- 177 – Index.
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“Nature will show us everything as long as we observe it.”