A Way to Garden
Margaret Roach
The
first thing I noticed about this book was the way the author divided
her chapters and gardening into cycles of two months, ranging from
Conception in January/February to Death and Afterlife in
November/December. By looking at the gardening calendar, this way
made me realize that gardening is more than those beautiful
springtime blooms, we all love so much. Nature is living and often
thriving during other times of the year as well.
A
Way to Garden is full of tips on everything imaginable. But it is
also a personal story of how the author has changed her approach to
gardening over the years. The reader is encouraged to take note of
their surroundings to learn more about what works and when it works
in their garden.
I
enjoyed all the beautiful photography in this book, and I'm grateful
the author shared photos of her garden with readers. I'm sure this
book is going to become my go-to reference for all things concerning
the garden. Whether it be growing vegetables, attracting insects, how
to cut the grass, or learning the classification of plants, this is a
book that every gardener will want to have.
Thanks
to Library Thing and Timber Press for allowing me to read this book
in exchange for an honest view.
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