Gardening Without Work: For the Aging, the Busy & the Indolent
Gardening that requires only planting and picking seems almost  sacrilegious, but with Ruth Stout's garden methods, weeds and bugs are  no more than fading memories. In a neighborly, conversational tone that  makes this how-to book on gardening a lot of fun, Stout gives advice on  growing various vegetables and flowers, finding the best catalogues and  nurseries, avoiding chemicals on plants, and--best of all--year-round  mulching, which is Stout's pièce de résistance that keeps  the unwanted elements out of your greened acres. If you've ever wanted  your own asparagus bed, but thought it was too exotic a plant to grow  on your own,Gardening Without Workis a great place to dig in.--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.