Which garden book would you not be without ?

[hellybore]

I've got a good one about companion planting by Brenda Little. Really love it and consult it regularly.

This looks great, Ancee, I have just ordered it!

I am a gardening book addict so hard to choose just one to recommend, but the one given to me when I first got my allotment is a pretty good all-rounder - "The Allotment Source Book" by Caroline Foley

[starloc]

I dont think any one book could be the best one as theres so many different sectors to cover, but a few good ones I tend to still read instead of just using the internet are

`Growing plants from seed` 1978 Richard Gorer
`The Humex Book Of Propagation` , 1980 John Harris
`Plants from test tubes` Ann Kyte 1983

[ancee]

Hope you like it hellbore My Mum bought me it and it's really interesting

[ancee]

Oops I mean Hellybore not hellbore - quite a different meaning really! x

[hellybore]

Oops I mean Hellybore not hellbore - quite a different meaning really! x

No offence taken!

[mothhawk]

Am......... 'Used' books are usually very good value, just had a quick look, they have this from £3.30 + postage.

Bargain!

I love Am@zon used books. They are brilliant value. Got Dr Hessayons Fruit Expert 2nd hand from there recently (on a grape's recommendation) - cost 1p plus £2.80 P&P and it really doesn't look as if it has been opened, let alone read, it looks brand new.