Anyone recommend a good book?

[minipop]

I still use Hessayon all the time - it's falling apart!
Got a new book last week though which i think will end up in the same condition! It's 'Veg Patch' River Cottage Handbook No. 4. By Mark Diancono (Hugh Fearnley-Wotsits gardener) Very good in my humble opinion...

[pukka.tukka]

Hi

I love the DR H book and John Harrison Vegetables Month by Month.

[ginger ninger]

Hi
I've grown some tomatoes, peppers and herbs before but never 'real' veg.
Just starting, slowly this year.
Not planning (yet!!) on growing lots - don't have the space - but do want to grow things that will be so much better than shop bought.
Can anyone recommend a book that would be worth buying by a complete novice ?

Thanks in advance, Leicester Newbie.

Bob Flowerdew 'Going Organic' its full of very good info, and its not hard to follow, i also love Alan Titchmarsh 'The Kitchen Gardener' n Carol Klein 'Grow Your Own Veg' she's also got 'Grow Your Own Fruit' as well, that's well worth a look , you'll find one that's perfect for you........eventually .

[NOG]

Go to a big book shop or GC and have a thumb thru.