Review: A wealth of brilliant information
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 21, 2014
I find gardening to be very relaxing and therapeutic, in particular I enjoy growing my own organic vegetables. Organic foods are so much healthier and better tasting than the chemically treated stuff most people consume. However, because of the fact no chemicals are used your fruit and veg can be susceptible to pests and disease. Fortunately this book is on hand to offer you some alternate methods to ensure your home grown food stays in great health.While this book may only be 25 pages long it is packed with brilliant information. I like the fact that the author hasn’t put any filler in the book, everything that is included is vital advice and anything left out is done so because it is not relevant. The information about helpful insects was a real eye opener, I had no idea but now I have another addition to my garden pest arsenal. Another particularly useful topic covered was creating your own non-toxic sprays. This is a fantastic and cheap alternative to the harsh chemicals most people suggest using.All of the advice in the guide is presented in a clear and concise manner ensuring that everything is easy to take on board and implement.Overall this book addresses a common problem quite brilliantly. If you implement the advice given in these pages you will undoubtedly overcome any pests or diseases that may threaten your garden.