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Organic Gardening in Cold Climates - Best Seeds, Tools & Tips for Winter Planting | Grow Fresh Vegetables Year-Round
Organic Gardening in Cold Climates - Best Seeds, Tools & Tips for Winter Planting | Grow Fresh Vegetables Year-Round

Organic Gardening in Cold Climates - Best Seeds, Tools & Tips for Winter Planting | Grow Fresh Vegetables Year-Round" 使用场景: Perfect for backyard gardeners, urban farmers, and sustainability enthusiasts looking to maintain organic gardens during harsh winters. Ideal for growing cold-hardy vegetables like kale, carrots, and Brussels sprouts in snowy regions.

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If you live in the north country you don't have to settle for anemic tomatoes on your grocer's shelves. Organic Gardening in Cold Climates can teach you how to reap a vegetable bounty despite a short growing season. Gardeners from the Rocky Mountains to New England can enjoy luscious red tomatoes, fresh kale, and baby carrots chilled by the damp earth in their own backyard.Sandra Perrin learned how to grow vegetables before agricultural chemicals were ubiquitous and the term "organic" was necessary. For more than thirty years she has gardened year-round in Montana, learning to adapt to cold weather. Consumer demand encouraged her to update this popular gardening book, adding new hardy varieties and time-tested hints. Among other things, you will learn how to store carrots in the ground for winter harvesting, fry zucchini flowers, and ripen green tomatoes. You'll also find hints for cooking and preparing vegetables, a list of northern seed suppliers, and sources of further information. So get ready to dig! Organic gardening is not only healthy for the body but also, in Perrin's words, "good for the soul."

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This is a short but very well-written book. It was recommended by someone in my community garden as a great reference for growing a garden where we live in Montana. The author is local and has a lot of experience growing here, in California, Chicago and France (where she grew up). I'm glad I found a great gardening book applicable to this eliminate, as I moved here from the South.