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Your Indoor Herb Garden: Growing and Harvesting Herbs at Home
Paperback / softback
Main Details
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Your Indoor Herb Garden: Growing and Harvesting Herbs at Home
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) D.J. Herda
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Series | Homegrown City Life |
Physical Properties |
Format:Paperback / softback | Pages:144 | Dimensions(mm): Height 229,Width 191 |
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Category/Genre | Self-sufficiency Cooking with herbs and spices Herbs Container gardening |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780865719330
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Classifications | Dewey:635.7 |
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Illustrations |
60 Illustrations, color
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
New Society Publishers
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Imprint |
New Society Publishers
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Publication Date |
5 May 2020 |
Publication Country |
United States
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Description
The complete how-to guide for growing herbs indoors for health, vitality, and culinary zest Growing herbs indoors leads the list of the healthiest and most useful indoor activities we can do. Herbs can clean the air of toxins, provide oxygen and humidity, and help vanquish our psychoses. And they're tasty! Learn how to grow herbs for health, for taste, and for life with Your Indoor Herb Garden , a comprehensive guide to growing herbs indoors. Featuring all the tips and guidance you'll need to grow and harvest organic culinary and medicinal herbs right in your own home. Coverage includes: Techniques for successfully growing herbs indoors Equipment, soil types, and feeding Why indoor herb gardens are an important part of life, from cooking to healing Herbal medicine Herbal history and lore An annotated glossary of herbs, including their common uses, growing requirements, cautions, and more. This is the ideal practical guide for gardeners and cooks with an interest in healthy living and fresh flavors looking to create their own indoor herb garden anywhere.
Author Biography
D.J. Herda is a professional author, gourmet chef, and master indoor/outdoor gardener. He is a former Challenger Space Center project creator/coordinator, syndicated newspaper and magazine garden writer and columnist, and test grower for Jackson & Perkins and the Rodale Institute, along with other recognized innovators in gardening plants and practices. He has written and published more than 80 books and thousands of short pieces. As an avid chef, D.J. has been cooking with dried and fresh herbs for more than 50 years and has been growing herbs indoors in pots for nearly as long. He lives and works in the Rocky Mountains of the southwestern United States. www.djherda.org
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