Companion Planting in New Zealand

New Holland, 2000. Faded spine, otherwise good secondhand condition.

Little has devised a system of gardening relying on observation of nature, a respect for plants and animals, and common sense. This book is the result - a notebook of gardening tips conpiled from her own observations as well as suggestions from like-minded gardeners. Entertaining and often anecdotal, the notes are arranged alphabetically, allowing the reader to easily search for a particular plant or garden pest. In many cases, Little offers a method for encouraging a healthy crop, or discouraging a nuisance to the gardener. Parsley for instance, grows well with chives, but away from mint. Her summary of good and bad garden companions is a useful quick reference tool for gardeners planting beds or containers of vegetables and herbs...