Mcgee & Stuckey'S Bountiful Container: Create Container Gardens Of Vegetables, Herbs, Fruits, And Edible Flowers,New

With Few Exceptionssuch As Corn And Pumpkinseverything Edible That'S Grown In A Traditional Garden Can Be Raised In A Container. And With Only One Exceptionwateringcontainer Gardening Is A Whole Lot Easier. Beginning With The Downtoearth Basics Of Soil, Sun And Water, Fertilizer, Seeds And Propagation, The Bountiful Container Is An Extraordinarily Complete, Plantbyplant Guide.Written By Two Seasoned Container Gardeners And Writers, The Bountiful Container Covers Vegetablesnot Just Tomatoes (17 Varieties) And Peppers (19 Varieties), Butharicots Verts, Fava Beans, Thumbelina Carrots, Chioggia Beets, And Sugarsnap Peas. Herbs, From Basil To Thyme, And Including Bay Leaves, Fennel, And Saffron Crocus. Edible Flowers, Such As Begonias, Calendula, Pansies, Violets, And Roses. And Perhaps Most Surprising, Fruits, Including Apples, Peaches, Meyer Lemons, Blueberries, Currants, And Figsyes, Even In The Colder Parts Of The Country. (Another Benefit Of Container Gardening: You Can Bring The Less Hardy Perennials In Over The Winter.) There Are Theme Gardens (An Italian Cook'S Garden, A Four Seasons Garden), Lists Of Sources, And Dozens Of Sidebars On Everything From How To Be A Human Honeybee To Seeds That Are All America Selections.