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Growing Together by Charles Dowding
The guru of No Dig writes about growing plants together, vegetables that thrive when planted with others rather than just a mish-mash (I speak about…
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Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton
There have always been books that focus attention on one thing, narrowing it down, until you realise that this focus becomes a window onto a…
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Inspector imanishi Investigates by Seicho Matsumoto
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The Self-Fed Farm and Garden by Eliot Coleman
I read my first Eliot Coleman gardening book back in the early 90s and found him to be inspirational – how to grow organically with…
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Clown Town by Mick Herron
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Bring the House Down by Charlotte Runcie
We are asked to review everything nowadays, although this blog is not one I was asked to do by anyone. How was your delivery? Smiley…
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The guru of No Dig writes about growing plants together, vegetables that thrive when planted with others rather than just a mish-mash (I speak about…
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There have always been books that focus attention on one thing, narrowing it down, until you realise that this focus becomes a window onto a…
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Published and set in the 1960s, this procedural detective novel has a convoluted plot that is only fully revealed at the end and provides an…
Trying to read all the good books 