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Growing your own vegetables and fruit has never been a more popular pastime, but it is far more than a fashionable whim. People are digging up their gardens to grow their own and taking on allotments; the National Trust is creating 1,000 new plots in the next three years to provide for the number of growing fans. These days we want to eat organically and we need to eat economically, so growing your own makes perfect sense. From her North London allotment, Celia Brooks Brown brings real-life tales of her adventures in vegetable growing, such as the joy of spotting the first emerging spears of asparagus in spring, the battles with snails and slugs over the brassicas and what to plant to help fill The Hungry Gap in the late winter months. As the New Urban Farmer, Celia shares her gardening expertise, picked up since taking on her allotment plot in November 2005 and learnt through a combination of hard graft, trial and error, and shared tips from the other allotmenteers. This knowledge has been distilled into a year-round gardening book that is part-journal, part-gardening manual and part-recipe book with one aim: to inspire you to cultivate and enjoy your own delicious homegrown produce. The New Urban Farmer is divided into four main sections - one for each of the seasons - and within those seasons it is further divided into individual months. For each month of the year Celia starts with a rundown of what is both good to sow and good to eat. Moving through each month, Celia highlights the key jobs for that period along with the main stars of the vegetable plot, finishing up with mouth-watering recipes that will put that month's harvest to best use. For keen growers without an allotment, Celia also gives advice throughout on raising crops in pots, growbags and window boxes. Urban, edgy, green and honest, this is the ultimate book for beginner gardeners.

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Celia Brooks Brown is an accomplished professional cook and respected food writer. Since April 2007, she has been writing about the day-to-day goings on at her north London allotment in her online blog for the Times Online. Overall the Times Online is estimated to reach over 23 million global visitors each month. Celia has made countless appearances on TV, starting with Vegging Out in 2001 and continuing with Saturday Kitchen, Market Kitchen, Great Food Live in the UK and The Vicky Gabereau Show in Canada. Celia also regularly conducts her Gastrotours, an insider's guide to the best secret foodie spots around London. Author Location: London

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  • EditoreQuadrille Publishing Ltd
  • Data di pubblicazione2010
  • ISBN 10 1844008177
  • ISBN 13 9781844008179
  • RilegaturaCopertina flessibile
  • Numero edizione1
  • Numero di pagine208
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Descrizione libro Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Growing your own vegetables and fruit has never been a more popular pastime, but it is far more than a fashionable whim. People are digging up their gardens to grow their own and taking on allotments; the National Trust is creating 1,000 new plots in the next three years to provide for the number of growing fans. These days we want to eat organically and we need to eat economically, so growing your own makes perfect sense. From her North London allotment, Celia Brooks Brown brings real-life tales of her adventures in vegetable growing, such as the joy of spotting the first emerging spears of asparagus in spring, the battles with snails and slugs over the brassicas and what to plant to help fill The Hungry Gap in the late winter months. As the New Urban Farmer, Celia shares her gardening expertise, picked up since taking on her allotment plot in November 2005 and learnt through a combination of hard graft, trial and error, and shared tips from the other allotmenteers. This knowledge has been distilled into a year-round gardening book that is part-journal, part-gardening manual and part-recipe book with one aim: to inspire you to cultivate and enjoy your own delicious homegrown produce. The New Urban Farmer is divided into four main sections - one for each of the seasons - and within those seasons it is further divided into individual months. For each month of the year Celia starts with a rundown of what is both good to sow and good to eat. Moving through each month, Celia highlights the key jobs for that period along with the main stars of the vegetable plot, finishing up with mouth-watering recipes that will put that month's harvest to best use. For keen growers without an allotment, Celia also gives advice throughout on raising crops in pots, growbags and window boxes. Urban, edgy, green and honest, this is the ultimate book for beginner gardeners. From her own allotment, Celia Brooks Brown brings tales of her adventures in vegetable growing. She shares her gardening expertise and tips from the other allotmenteers in a year-round gardening book that is part-journal, part-gardening manual, part-recipe book with one aim: to inspire you to cultivate and enjoy your own delicious homegrown produce Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9781844008179

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