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	title:	Crops in Pots: 50 Great Container Projects Using Vegetables, Fruit and Herbs
	author:	Bob Purnell
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Hamlyn
	released:	March 15, 2007
	isbn:	0600615510
	isbn-13:	9780600615514

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Customer Reviews
A good looking book - Rated For your money, you get 1 page of glossy photo, and 1 page explanation of how to achieve and a recipe. These are all relatively complex - don't expect simple guidance on the soil for growing peppers, aubergine or tomato in a pot. i.e. the practical advice you need to get started. There is also a small (and for my purposes insufficient) section on how to look after what you are growing (by type) at the end. I find the book very light on content and practicalities. It contains less info than a google search and what I wanted perhaps was the sort of practical advice and reference that a grandad might provide. The projects all look great. I am stuggling to beleive anybody would actually have a go. The book is great for daydreaming in mid-winter so 2 stars. Best book by far - Rated This book is just what I've been looking for. Tells you how to easily grow fruit & veg with a tiny amount of space. The "Edible Container Garden" book wasn't anywhere near as good. Hardly any plans for pots and not nearly as clear and easy to do.

Customer Reviews

A good looking book - Rated 1/5
For your money, you get 1 page of glossy photo, and 1 page explanation of how to achieve and a recipe. These are all relatively complex - don't expect simple guidance on the soil for growing peppers, aubergine or tomato in a pot. i.e. the practical advice you need to get started.

There is also a small (and for my purposes insufficient) section on how to look after what you are growing (by type) at the end.

I find the book very light on content and practicalities. It contains less info than a google search and what I wanted perhaps was the sort of practical advice and reference that a grandad might provide.

The projects all look great. I am stuggling to beleive anybody would actually have a go. The book is great for daydreaming in mid-winter so 2 stars.

Best book by far - Rated 5/5
This book is just what I've been looking for. Tells you how to easily grow fruit & veg with a tiny amount of space. The "Edible Container Garden" book wasn't anywhere near as good. Hardly any plans for pots and not nearly as clear and easy to do.