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PublisherQuarto Publishing Group USA
ISBN-100760371687
ISBN-139780760371688
eBay Product ID (ePID)12050068018
Product Key Features
Book TitleRegenerative Garden : 80 Practical Projects for Creating a Self-Sustaining Garden Ecosystem
Number of Pages176 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2022
TopicTechniques, Agriculture / Sustainable Agriculture, Organic, Agriculture / General
IllustratorYes
GenreTechnology & Engineering, Gardening
AuthorStephanie Rose
FormatTrade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height0.6 in
Item Weight16 Oz
Item Length9.3 in
Item Width7.8 in
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Intended AudienceTrade
Dewey Edition23
Reviews" The Regenerative Garden provides an inspiring blueprint (or greenprint!) for helping gardeners map out realistic steps to take in their own garden. The 'good, better, and even better' scale provides actionable ways to make a difference immediately--and long-term objectives to strive for over time. I can't wait to introduce some of these projects into my garden as I work on my own regenerative space."-- Tara Nolan, best-selling author of Raised Bed Revolution and Gardening Your Front Yard, and co-owner, "Within each chapter are many projects that you can readily accomplish at reasonable cost and time. In fact, you might scratch your head and think....why haven't I done that. Do not scold yourself because with this book in hand, you can do it! Follow these permaculture suggestions and you will become a better informed and more eco-conscious gardener." -- George Graine, The Graine Thumb, "Stephanie takes a thoughtful and practical approach to presenting the concepts and principles behind regenerative gardening in a down to earth and easy to understand manner. This makes the DIY projects and methods accessible to all gardeners. She encourages you to progress, improve, and learn but not worry about being perfect in your garden. A mindset I share deeply. She takes you from soil, to sharing your gardening with your surrounding community, and all the steps in between. I'll be adding some of her DIY projects to my gardens. The beauty of this book is that you'll create a garden that, with time, becomes better at taking care of itself."-- Gary Pilarchik, author of The Modern Homestead Garden, founder of The Rusted Garden
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Dewey Decimal635.0484
Table Of ContentForeword Introduction 1 Soil Growing from the Ground Up 2 Water Efficiency in Collection and Use 3 Plants Growing Life 4 Climate Creating Harmony 5 Ethics Reducing Waste and Encouraging Diversity 6 Community Building Sharing Spaces for Everyone Resources About the Author Acknowledgments Citations Index
SynopsisDiscover how to work with nature, instead of against it, by employing permaculture techniques to create a garden that is not just more beautiful and productive, but also more resilient. While the word permaculture might sound intimidating, the principals behind it are not. The main goal of permaculture is to turn your space into a functioning ecosystem that's less reliant on external resources and better able to sustain itself through many seasons of growth and change as it resists pests, diseases, and climate extremes. Whatever the size of your space, from a tiny patio garden to a big backyard, and whether you grow food, flowers, shrubs, trees, or a combination of all, The Regenerative Garden is here to help you become a better, more eco-conscious gardener. Through 80 DIY projects, author Stephanie Rose of the popular website Garden Therapy introduces you to basic backyard permaculture concepts in an easy-to-follow, logical way. Each of the six chapters represents a living element of the garden, capable of playing a valuable role in its constant regeneration, including soil, water, plants, climate, ethics, and community. As you check these projects off your to-do list, you'll find you've reduced your long-term work load , conserved water and other resources , turned your yard into a habitat for wildlife , and learned to grow perennial foods in creative ways. The 80 featured projects include step-by-step instructions on how to: Employ intensive planting to reduce weeding and watering chores Use living mulches to amend the soil Build self-watering planters and wicking beds to reduce water use Install a rain garden to catch runoff Plant a wildlife hedge to support creatures and create a windbreak and noise buffer Compost projects and systems to repurpose waste on-site Make a butterfly migration station to support pollinators of all sorts A healthy, organic, regenerative garden is a perfect example of a self-sustaining ecosystem; everything works in tandem, is intricately connected, and comes full circle to create its own never-ending cycle of life., In The Regenerative Garden , discover 80 projects that put you and your garden in-sync with nature, which leads to reduced maintenance and a wiser use of resources, and results in a garden that practically cares for itself., In The Regenerative Garden , discover 80 projects that put you and your garden in-sync with nature, which leads to reduced maintenance and a wiser use of resources, and results in a garden that practically cares for itself. Discover how to work with nature, instead of against it, by employing permaculture techniques to create a garden that is not just more beautiful and productive, but also more resilient. While the word permaculture might sound intimidating, the principals behind it are not. The main goal of permaculture is to turn your space into a functioning ecosystem that's less reliant on external resources and better able to sustain itself through many seasons of growth and change as it resists pests, diseases, and climate extremes. Whatever the size of your space, from a tiny patio garden to a big backyard, and whether you grow food, flowers, shrubs, trees, or a combination of all, The Regenerative Garden is here to help you become a better, more eco-conscious gardener. Through 80 DIY projects, author Stephanie Rose of the popular website Garden Therapy introduces you to basic backyard permaculture concepts in an easy-to-follow, logical way. Each of the six chapters represents a living element of the garden, capable of playing a valuable role in its constant regeneration, including soil, water, plants, climate, ethics, and community. As you check these projects off your to-do list, you'll find you've reduced your long-term work load, conserved water and other resources, turned your yard into a habitat for wildlife, and learned to grow perennial foods in creative ways. The 60 featured projects include step-by-step instructions on how to: - Employ intensive planting to reduce weeding and watering chores - Use living mulches to amend the soil - Build self-watering planters and wicking beds to reduce water use - Install a rain garden to catch runoff - Plant a wildlife hedge to support creatures and create a windbreak and noise buffer - Compost projects and systems to repurpose waste on-site - Make a butterfly migration station to support pollinators of all sorts A healthy, organic, regenerative garden is a perfect example of a self-sustaining ecosystem; everything works in tandem, is intricately connected, and comes full circle to create its own never-ending cycle of life., The basic backyard permaculture concepts found throughout the pages of The Regenerative Garden turn your garden space into a functioning ecosystem that's less reliant on external inputs and more self-sustaining. Whether your garden is a small urban backyard or a large rural homestead, the 80 DIY projects found here reduce your long-term workload, conserve resources, foster habitat for wildlife, build healthy soil, and create a productive environment for both edible and nonedible plants. Divided into six chapters, each of which represents a living element of the garden capable of constant regeneration-including soil, water, plants, climate, ethics, and community-the step-by-step, beautifully illustrated projects make turning your garden into a thriving ecosystem straightforward and fun. Learn how to Use green manures to build healthy, resilient soil, Build a rain garden to shelter wildlife and keep water on site, Reclaim weedy soil, Plant a backyard food forest, Design a living wind break, Start a seed-sharing library And much more! By returning to the regenerative gardening practices of Mother Nature herself, you'll grow a healthier garden and deeper connections with the earth, wildlife, and community around you. Book jacket.
LC Classification NumberS494.5.P47
