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Organic Gardening in the North East A Hands-on Month by Month Guide

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ISBN-10: 159373090X

ISBN-13: 9781593730901

Edition: N/A

Authors: Henry Homeyer, Josh Yunger

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List price: $23.95
Publisher: Bunker Hill Publishing, Incorporated
Publication date: 4/16/2011
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 264
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 0.792
Language: English

Henry Homeyer is a landscape designer and University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension Master Gardener with more than fifty years of experience in organic gardening. He is a freelance writer whose weekly gardening column is carried by several New England newspapers. He served as an associate editor of People, Places and Plants magazine for 10 years and is the author of 4 gardening books, including Notes from the Garden (University Press of New England), selected as one of the best gardening books of 2002 by the Christian Science Monitor. Henry is a regular gardening commentator on Vermont Public and has a short weekly interview during Morning Edition on New Hampshire Public Radio. He…    

Preface
March
Starting Plants from Seed
Now Is the Time to Start Artichokes, Onions, and Peppers
Pruning Apple Trees
Sharpening Pruners
Starting a Garden from Scratch
Listening to the Garden Spirits
Spring in the Garden
Growing Rice: You Can Do It
April
Growing Giant Carrots
Making Good Compost
Planning the Vegetable Garden
Day-Neutral Strawberries
Planting Bare-Root Roses
Rototilling-Good or Bad?
Organic Seeds: Worth the Money?
On Gardening and Grampies
May
Dandelions
Hardening Off Seedlings and Planting the Vegetable Garden
Fertilizers: Chemical versus Organic
Organic Lawns
Planting Trees and Shrubs for Birds
Compost Tea
Primroses
Weeding 101
June
Growing Green Beans
Watering 101
Annual Flowers for Color All Summer Long
Growing Ladyslipper Orchids
Dealing with Insect Pests without Chemicals
Gardening with Kids
An Appreciation: Tasha Tudor (1915-2008)
July
Scarecrows: They're Not Just for Crows Anymore
Biennial Flowers
July Chores in the Vegetable Garden
Perennial Fruits and Vegetables
Hoes
Mulching 101
On a Fad Diet of Rock Dust, How the Garden Does Grow?
The Berrymeister, Lewis Hill
August
Garden Follies
Daylilies
The Garden as a Place of Comfort
Standing Stones in the Garden
The Killer Instinct
Spiffy Up the Garden and Have a Party
Wheelbarrows
Saving the Harvest and Putting Up Tomatoes
September
Apples
Planting Fall Bulbs
Using and Storing the Harvest
Fall in the Flower Garden
Saving Seeds
Share the Vegetables Day
Fire Cider
Putting the Garden to Bed
October
Giant Pumpkins
In Praise of Leaf Mold
Fall Asters
Growing Garlic: Now Is the Time to Plant
Fall Is the Time to Prune Deciduous Shrubs
Noble Trees
Planting Trees Right
November
Building a Pagoda-Style Garden Entry
A Frog Lends a Hand to Rhododendrons
Horseradish
Forcing Bulbs
Potatoes
Protecting Your Soil
Learning from Mistakes in the Garden
December
Poinsettias
Protecting Plants for the Winter
Starting Tropical Trees from Seed Indoors
A Very Special Gardener
Creating an Arboretum in Your Backyard
Picking Stems to Grace the Table in Winter
Removing Big Tree Branches
Holiday Gardening with Kids
January
Stone Walls
New Year's Reflections
Growing Unusual Vegetables
Decorating the Landscape for Winter
Growing Bananas and Other Unusual Plants from Seed
Goodbye and Good Riddance to Invasive Shrubs
Midwinter Thoughts About Pesticides
Study Your Landscape and Make Plans
February
Groundhog Day
Seed Catalogs: What to Think About Before You Order
Oaks
Landscaping by Subtraction
Starting Seeds in Soil Blocks
Sustainable Stew
Trees with Winter Interest
Winter Work: Reading About Gardening
Talking Gardening with Ray Magliozzi, the Car Talk Guy
Index