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Garden GuardiansJane Davenport 2011 (AUS) At long last: our favourite and Australia's best book on how to identify, attract and look after beneficial insects has been revised and reprinted. With more than 300 beautiful colour images you will have no trouble in identifying your beneficial garden insect visitors; with the excellent information provided you will discover and learn to harness this truly natural pest control workforce. This book is not only about correct identification; unlike a field guide or academic text the format is approachable and easily understood by novices. The insight and information here will really move you down the garden path of working with nature, to have a more productive garden with less need for sprays. But rest assured, section 3 gives you plenty of ideas on how to control pest problems using organic methods. Great for any gardener, as an outdoor classroom learning aid and essential for keen organic gardeners/farmers to help distinguish between the pest species and those insects which are beneficial. Full colour. 130pp BG121 |
Organic Gardening with Nature Book and Seed KitNot to WA or TAS Special offer, while supplies last. $95.00 value - you pay only $50.00 Includes 3 books, 3 seed packets, 6 note cards with envelopes and 12 insect stickers. Great as a single present or divide up into multiple gifts. Pay for these: 1 x Garden Guardians book (retail price $30.00) 1 x Pest Repellent Plants book (retail price $20.00) Receive these FREE: 6 x Garden Guardian note cards, envelopes and stickers (retail price $20.00) 1 x Jackie French Guide to Companion Planting book (retail price $14.00) Seed packs for companion planting and to attract your garden guardians, 1 each: Good Bug Mix, Nasturtium, Mustard 'Red Giant' (retail price $11.00) BO119 |
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Natural Control of Garden PestsJackie French (AUS) We are thrilled to announce the release of new edition, completely revised and updated, of this excellent book. We stocked it for many years and we're at a loss to replace it with a different title when it became unavailable. It includes companion planting, birds and other pest predators, descriptions of common pests, the making and use of organic pesticides as well as an invaluable Pest Control Calendar. BN100 |
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BugThe Ultimate Gardener’s Guide to Organic Pest Control Tim Marshall 2010 (AUS) Learn the difference between good bugs and bad bugs; find out how to make homemade remedies that are safe, non-toxic and target the specific pest. Peter Cundall has described it as ‘an outstanding organic gardening tool’. This is the first non-technical book applying professional IPM methods for the home gardener. An excellent Bug Action Plan will help guide you through the least toxic and most natural strategies forcontrol. Illustrated with line drawings, so not a suitable ID book. 238pp BB119 |
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Spineless - Dealing with Pests and Pals in Your Home and BackyardBronwen Scott 2009 (AUS) A light-hearted but informative look at the spineless (invertebrate) creatures that may be encountered in your house and garden. This is not your academic oriented key guide, heavy on the pictures and decision making but is a fantastic quick way to spot whether the insect in question is a “Pest” or “Pal”. Identification starts with “What’s doing this?” a list of the types of damage you might notice. Are there bite marks or skeletonised leaves, holes in the lawn or mulch, lumps and bumps on leaves or bites on your body, holes in paper or fabric? If you get a look at the insect you can then go on to identify it by its general appearance and way of moving – six legs and crawling; flying; hopping or long and thin and wriggling? Once you’ve established whether you’ve got a pest or a pal, there are suggestions for commonsense ways of dealing with it – control measures, traps, or ways to encourage beneficial “pals”. This practical, uniquely Australian “natural history” book will help you very easily identify and learn more about nature in and around your home. 250pp BS135 |
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Pest Repellent PlantsPenny Woodward 1998 (AUS) Create a healthy, organic garden free of pests. This well-researched book is a full-colour guide with clear descriptions, cultivation notes for over 60 plants and recipes for sprays, oils and dusting powders you can make at home. 128pp BP120 Special offer: this book is included in the Organic Gardening with Nature Book and Seed Kit on this page |
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What Garden Pest or Disease is That?Judy McMaugh 1995 (AUS) The best book in Australia to help you identify over 500 pest insects and diseases of garden plants, all with colour photographs. This book offers organic and chemical control strategies for each problem. It also includes sections on Planning and Maintaining Your Garden and a detailed section on plant care laid out alphabetically. 312pp BW100 |
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