Author: Dowding Charles, Hafferty Stephanie
Format: 230x282mm
Number of pages: 218
Binding: Fixed
Manufacturer: Rybka
Year of release: 2019

Garden without engraving - is it even possible? And why? The authors of this book (and many others) have been cultivating their garden for decades. They save a lot of time and work, while supporting the natural and sustainable functioning of the soil and the whole ecosystem. Cooperation with nature then returns them primarily in the form of a healthier and more fertile soil, which better manages water and in which plants are doing well. Charles and Stephanie share his rich experience in this comprehensive publication, in which the love of gardening and nature combines with practicality and simplicity with abundance. The engraving method is straightforward. First, we remove the weeds by applying a mulch - a blanket under which useful soil organisms can continue to function undisturbed. Indeed, when we disrupt the soil by engraving, we will damage or destroy a large part of these organisms. The grace of gardening without engraving is that the soil does not need to be heal with the help of weeds after a disruption, so their occurrence naturally decreases. At the same time, mulching with a compost layer gives the soil to nutrition and protection, the beds will get a beautiful dark blanket and your gardening invention will not stand in the way. The book contains basic information from the foundation of the garden to the successful harvesting and storage of the crop and at the same time offers a lot of tips and recipes for the processing and use of vegetables, fruits and herbs both in the garden, in the kitchen and throughout the household. So, in addition to creating beds, pre -growing, betting and efficient planning, we can learn to produce home cosmetics or pest preparations and also prepare a lot of tooth. “The juror has amazed the book with an unprecedented range of useful and understandable information. It is written with obvious inflammation of people who practice what they proclaim and full of logical and clear explanations that readers are unpleasant. Useful tables and clear, informative photographs, all of this book make an excellent source for all those interested in growing their own vegetables. ”Commentary jury comment on the book, which on the annual awards of the British Garden Media (Garden Media Guild) on 23 November 2017 won Peter Seabrooka Award for the most practical book of the year.