Gardening adds beauty, promotes peace of mind, and can even yield some tasty, nutritious veggies! In addition to the relaxation and good times gardening offers, it's quite satisfying to see the result of your efforts come to life.
Did you know that a variety of different plants, leafy greens and vegetables can be planted in the fall?
Here are a few good books to help you discover your green thumb:
"Gardening For Everyone: Growing Vegetables, Herbs, and More at Home" provides step-by-step guidance on creating and nurturing your own garden space, whether it be a backyard, porch, or windowsill. Authored by sustainability expert Julia Watkins, the book emphasizes the benefits of growing your own fruits, vegetables, herbs, and companion plants and connecting with nature through hands-on gardening.
“The Old Farmer's Almanac Vegetable Gardener's Handbook” is an indispensable resource for vegetable gardeners of all skill levels, offering a comprehensive and practical approach to growing fresh, healthy produce in their own back yard.
"Floret Farm's Cut Flower Garden" is a captivating gardening book by renowned flower farmer Erin Benzakein, featuring breathtaking photography. It offers extensive advice on cultivating, harvesting, and arranging stunning blooms throughout the year.
"The No-Dig Children's Gardening Book: Easy and Fun Family Gardening" is a delightful and practical guide to gardening that provides step-by-step instructions for creating a thriving garden utilizing alternative techniques such as raised beds, container gardening, and composting, which are easier and more child-friendly. Filled with fun, facts and engaging activities.
I hope you find some helpful ideas and inspiration to do a little gardening this season. Let me know how it goes!
