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Grow, Vol. 4

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Vegetable gardening through the seasons

From the editors of Fine Gardening

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Product # 044028
Type Softcover magazine
Published Date 2010

The Grow-Your-Own Movement keeps growing. Thus, there is an increased demand for expert advice on growing edibles from a trusted source. Grow, Vol. 4 is Fine Gardening's answer to that demand.

The fourth installment in our best-selling series This special issue will lead you through the cycle of the growing season with expert advice on these important topics:

designing an attractive garden plot
growing onions and other favorites from seed
fertilizing the natural way
growing potatoes, blueberries, and rosemary
pruning tomatoes to increase yield
enjoying your harvest with our tested recipes

Special varieties for special purposes: Want plenty of bush beans for picking all summer? Now you'll know which green and yellow wax beans have a long season. For eggplant that's sweet and never bitter, choose some of the exotic new varieties now available. Don't grow winter squash because space is limited? Now there are varieties of butternut and acorn squash that do well even in small gardens.

Timely topics for going green. Grow, Vol. 4 includes useful features on how to water wisely with drip irrigation, instructions for building your own cold frame to prolong the growing season, and how to avoid common mistakes associated with organic gardening.

Definitely a keeper! This guide to growing your own is essential for getting the most from your efforts. Here's help you can count on to make smart choices about what to plant as well as how to nurture your garden, protect your crops, and so much more.

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Excellent Review by Janet

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I truly enjoy every issue ofthis magazine, timely garden information, reciepies, really excellent. The only problem is that it not easy to find. I would subscribe if that was an option. Thanks for such a wonderful magazine!

(Posted on 2/9/12)