The Garden Year: Practical Gardening Month by Month

by Richard Bird

Book Overview

This manual of gardening techniques offers a guide to garden maintenance and plantcare throughout the seasons. It ranges from preparing seed beds, potting cuttings and tying climbers, to grafting... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1841001848
• ISBN13: 9781841001845
• Release Date: August 1998
• Publisher: Sterling Pub Co Inc
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 1.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 10.5" x 0.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

The one and ONLY book you will need!

Excellent reference book with insteuctions on what to do when and how. Phenomenal! Four season gardener’s must have!

Great Companion for Recovery

This book is crammed with powerful excerpts frpom all the great AA Literature throughout the years. I know that it has helped me many of days in my own recovery and Im positive youll want to have this at your side. Highly Recommended.

Practical

Nice solid companion reader. Its brief readings are good for the newcomer to help take the program's teachings in smaller bites.Well worth adding to your library.

Nice Little Comapnion Book

This was originally titled "The AA Way of Life", but was later changed because the book was the veiwpoint of only one man - Bill Wilson. There is a lot of plain basic common sense and wisdom in these snippets gleaned from years of Wilson's writings. It's not bad for use as a reflective reader for daily meditation/contemplation.

A pithy wide-range sampling of the thinking of AA's founder.

The book, "As Bill Sees It", delivers exactly what the title promises. This is a gleaning of the best thinking of the founder of AA. Whether you are well acquainted with AA literature, or simply a curious first time reader, this book is an excellent resource. The text is a compilation from a variety of Bill W.'s works, including letters and talks given as well as selections from the "Big Book", AA's Bible. Each selection centers around a particular topic or theme, and is succinct and though-provoking. The exhaustive index is very helpful, and guides the reader to other works in which the subjects are covered in greater detail. I recommend this book to anyone who has a desire to stop drinking, as well as to the family and friends of alcoholics who seek a greater understanding.