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EXCITING NEW BOOK RELEASE
Organic Fruit Growing: Your complete guide to growing beautiful fruit all year round.Annette McFarlane 2011 Fruit growing is made easy with Annette’s practical advice. There’s information on soil preparation, nutrition, water-wise design, propagation, pruning and pollination as well as how to control pests and diseases organically. The profiles of 60 shrubs, vines and trees include specific advice on managing each plant’s requirements. You’ll soon be supplying family and friends with delicious, home-grown fruit all year round. 272pp Also available by Annette McFarlane is a new edition of Organic Vegetable Gardening BO118 |
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Berry BountyAllen Gilbert 2011 Learn how to grow traditional and unusual berries and which are suitable for your particular climate. Many of the berries have been hailed as superfoods; with this book you will learn how to grow them organically whether in small gardens or pots. There are profiles on blueberries, brambleberries, gooseberries, mulberries, raspberries, feijoas, mangosteens, tamarillos, cape gooseberries, strawberries and many more. As well as advice on care and maintenance, you will find growing requirements, how to identify and deal with pests and diseases, methods of propagation, pruning techniques and recipes. We have been waiting for a long time to offer an all-Australian berry book: there is no longer any need to get confused by books from the US or UK, as this full colour title will become a classic. 224pp BB124 |
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The Complete Book of Fruit Growing in AustraliaLouis Glowinski New edition updated 2010 A stunningly comprehensive look at over 200 nuts, berries and fruits, it is a practical guide to selection, culture, pest and disease control and it contains many beautiful colour photographs and illustrations. 382pp BC103 |
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Citrus: A Guide to Organic Management, Propagation, Pruning, Pest Control and HarvestingAllen Gilbert 2007 A comprehensive guide to the most popular backyard fruit tree, covering the history of citrus, numerous varieties, propagation, cultivation, pruning, pest and disease control, harvesting & storing fruit. With illustrations and colour photos, it is informative, enjoyable and endlessly useful to the citrus grower. 167pp BC119 |
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Citrus: A Gardener’s GuideBruce Morphett and Ian Tolley Revised edition 2009 This concise guide to growing citrus includes profiles of over 40 citrus varieties and cultivars, many with colour photographs of the fruit. Descriptions of nine commonly-used rootstocks will help the home gardener make plant choices appropriate to their soil type and climate zone. Nutrition and fertilizers are covered in detail; one of the very useful charts in this book describes the function of each element and symptoms of its deficiency or excess. There’s also information on pests and diseases and suggestions for their control; pruning and shaping; container growing and general care of your trees. Flowering, fruit development times and fruit maturity period information is particularly aimed at southern temperate Australia. 76pp BC135 |
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