Customer Review: This book is easy to read and comprhensive. It even tells a person how to start a garden in the spring. Great for first timers who didn't know to get the garden prepared the Autumn before. It also provides lists on which veggies are easy to grow and hearty and which require more care and are... more info
Customer Review: When we were planning our vineyard we needed all the help we could get. From Vines To Wines was one book kept by the bedside for constant reference during the planning and planting stage. (The other book was "Vineyard Simple." The illustrated guide to pruning is exceptionally well done. Now that... more info
This is the sort of book you search for. You can now recycle your other garden books. This book along with a good seed catalogue is all you'll ever need. It is packed to overflowing with detailed information about the hows and why's plantings in your garden will or will not work. Inside it has... more info
Customer Review: This book has become my "Bible" on orchards. The book is very well presented and although it focuses on another geographical area the information applies evenly for my area as well. It goes into more scientific detail than most orchard books, it is so well written however that it does not bog down.... more info
Customer Review: Believe it or not, I have a writing life outside Amazon reviews, and one of my projects is an ongoing food blog with a heavy emphasis on kitchen science. As it happens, Russ Parsons is, while not one of my go-to authors, definitely someone whose work I like to keep around; his collection of essays... more info
Customer Review: This cookbook is divided so that each month tells you what fruits and vegetables are in season. It's amazing. I had no idea there were even these vegetables in existence! LOL. I guickly turned to the November/December chapter as I was headed to the grocery. And the vegetables mentioned were... more info
