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101 organic gardening hacks, eco-friendly solutions to improve any garden, Shawna Coronado

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101 organic gardening hacks, eco-friendly solutions to improve any garden, Shawna Coronado
Language
eng
Illustrations
illustrations
Index
index present
Literary Form
non fiction
Main title
101 organic gardening hacks
Oclc number
950084187
Responsibility statement
Shawna Coronado
Sub title
eco-friendly solutions to improve any garden
Summary
Create simple solutions for growing organic gardens! The word "hack" has a multitude of meanings these days, but if you ask garden author Shawna Coronado what a hack is, she might just wave her hand toward her own back yard. She could be pointing at the garden bench she created from leftover wood posts and a few cinder blocks, or the rows of wine bottles buried soldier-style along a winding pathway, or even the garden soil itself, which is blended by hand from an organic soil recipe she devised. A hack is really just a great idea that's come to life. In 101 Organic Garden Hacks you'll find the top tips, tricks, and solutions Shawna has dreamed up in her career as one of America's most creative gardeners. Some are practical timesavers; others offer clever ways to "upcycle" everyday items in your garden. One characteristic every hack shares is that they are completely organic and unfailingly environmentally friendly. Divided into a dozen different categories for easy reference, each hack is accompanied by a clear photo that shows you exactly how to complete it. If you are looking for resourceful ways to improve your garden and promote green living values right at home, you'll love paging through this fascinating, eye-catching book
Table Of Contents
Dirty, rotten hacks -- Maintenance hacks -- Pollinator hacks -- Seed hacks -- Blooming hacks -- Edibles hacks -- Container garden hacks -- Landscape hacks -- Outdoor living hacks -- Tool hacks
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