Review: Got misled by the title using the word Organic
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 08 27, 2012
I was very excited to read this book, because I can't get enough of organic gardening and it is nearly summer here.  However, I should have done more research into the author, or read the blurb about the book more thoroughly, because he does clearly say it's a mid-way point between organic and chemical.So that was a bit of a disappointment to be honest.  Also, I don't care about lawns that much, I don't consider them gardening per se, and that is a reasonable portion of this short eBook.So the tagline Green Gardening Tips for the Practical Gardener was really only the very basics.  Instead, I would have liked to know some of the natural sources of NPK, since that was mentioned as an explanation of fertilisers.  The author mentioned several times that he used to be a chemical fertiser salesman, but that is no excuse to only touch the surface of The Topic of Organics when the word was used in the title.  You can't blame readers (this reader) for feeling mislead and cynically thinking the author used the word Organic as a cunning marketing ploy, knowing how popular 'organic' gardening is right now.Wouldn't recommend for someone actually wanting to know about organics.