Very useful information for those who want highly productive vegetable gardens and who must make the most with what they have. Covers topics like double-digging to increase yields, weekly planting for an extended harvest, crop rotations and more.



Seed to Seed
by Suzanne Ashworth



The most thorough and comprehensive book on saving vegetable seeds. Covers all garden vegetables from Artichokes to Zucchini and everything in between. Explains the dynamics of pollination, the methods for maintaining variety purity, harvesting, seed cleaning, and seed storage. An essential reference for all seed savers.

Each of us who saves garden seeds is a plant breeder, whether we intended to be or not. Many seed savers are poor plant breeders simply because they don't know enough about what they're doing. Carol's book provides down to earth, easy to understand guidance that enables all home gardeners to become top notch seed savers and plant breeders. Nature has laws and guidelines for seed production and ignorance is not bliss. Even those of us with considerable knowledge and experience have found Carol's book a useful reference; it's packed with well organized and easy to read information about developing open-pollinated seeds.


Square Foot Gardening
by Mel Bartholomew



An excellent book for those who want highly productive, attractive, and minimum effort vegetable gardens.