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The Climate Changeâ Resilient Vegetable Garden shakes up the â oldâ rules of vegetable gardening and teaches the resilience and adaptation required to grow food in a rapidly changing climate.
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The Climate Changeâ Resilient Vegetable Garden shakes up the â oldâ rules of vegetable gardening and teaches the resilience and adaptation required to grow food in a rapidly changing climate.
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- Verlag: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Februar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm x 216mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 668g
- ISBN-13: 9780760384732
- ISBN-10: 0760384738
- Artikelnr.: 68278762
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Quarto Publishing Group USA Inc
- Seitenzahl: 208
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. Februar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 215mm x 216mm x 15mm
- Gewicht: 668g
- ISBN-13: 9780760384732
- ISBN-10: 0760384738
- Artikelnr.: 68278762
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
Kim Stoddart, co-author of The Climate Change Garden, also writes on climate change gardening and resilient gardening for publications such as The Guardian. She has gardening columns in several magazines, including Grow Your Own and Country Smallholding, and edits The Organic Way for Garden Organic. Kim also contributes regularly to a range of publications, such as Gardeners’ World magazine, Bloom, The Telegraph, The Lancet, and The Daily Express. She is a homesteader and runs courses online and in person via greenrocketcourses.com.
Introduction - What climate challenges are we facing, and what’s to come?
1 How to Be a Resilient Grower
Why building resilience in the gardener is as important as building
resilience in the garden itself. Plus, project ideas to gain confidence.
2 Building Resilience from the Ground Up
How to nurture biodiversity below ground, and why it matters.
3 Climate Change–Friendly Garden Design Ideas
Tips to protect against the extremes, including the risk of wildfires.
4 Saving Resources
How to reduce water use by capturing rainwater, layering plants, mulching
properly, and irrigating in a more regenerative way.
5 Save Money While Saving the Planet by Recycling and Repurposing
How to transform waste into wonderous gardening materials.
6 Breed and Propagate Locally Resilient Plants
How to select the best, most resilient plant traits for your specific
climate.
7 Climate Change SOS
Quick solutions for extremes of weather, from floods and droughts to
wildfires and insect plagues.
8 Natural Pest Control in a Changing Climate
How to deal with introduced pests, encourage a diversity of “good bugs,”
and create a balance so pests don’t become problematic in the first place.
9 Vegetable Garden Planting Guide
A crop-by-crop look at how to build resilience into your favorite edible
garden crops—plus meet some untraditional crops that already come with
resilience built in.
10 Plant Protection
Learn how to use structures and plant covers to protect your veggie plants
from climate extremes.
11 Troubleshooting Guide
Helpful solutions to some of climate change’s biggest vegetable gardening
challenges, including timesaving tips.
Conclusion
How to connect with and enjoy your vegetable garden in a changing climate.
Resources
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index
1 How to Be a Resilient Grower
Why building resilience in the gardener is as important as building
resilience in the garden itself. Plus, project ideas to gain confidence.
2 Building Resilience from the Ground Up
How to nurture biodiversity below ground, and why it matters.
3 Climate Change–Friendly Garden Design Ideas
Tips to protect against the extremes, including the risk of wildfires.
4 Saving Resources
How to reduce water use by capturing rainwater, layering plants, mulching
properly, and irrigating in a more regenerative way.
5 Save Money While Saving the Planet by Recycling and Repurposing
How to transform waste into wonderous gardening materials.
6 Breed and Propagate Locally Resilient Plants
How to select the best, most resilient plant traits for your specific
climate.
7 Climate Change SOS
Quick solutions for extremes of weather, from floods and droughts to
wildfires and insect plagues.
8 Natural Pest Control in a Changing Climate
How to deal with introduced pests, encourage a diversity of “good bugs,”
and create a balance so pests don’t become problematic in the first place.
9 Vegetable Garden Planting Guide
A crop-by-crop look at how to build resilience into your favorite edible
garden crops—plus meet some untraditional crops that already come with
resilience built in.
10 Plant Protection
Learn how to use structures and plant covers to protect your veggie plants
from climate extremes.
11 Troubleshooting Guide
Helpful solutions to some of climate change’s biggest vegetable gardening
challenges, including timesaving tips.
Conclusion
How to connect with and enjoy your vegetable garden in a changing climate.
Resources
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index
Introduction - What climate challenges are we facing, and what’s to come?
1 How to Be a Resilient Grower
Why building resilience in the gardener is as important as building
resilience in the garden itself. Plus, project ideas to gain confidence.
2 Building Resilience from the Ground Up
How to nurture biodiversity below ground, and why it matters.
3 Climate Change–Friendly Garden Design Ideas
Tips to protect against the extremes, including the risk of wildfires.
4 Saving Resources
How to reduce water use by capturing rainwater, layering plants, mulching
properly, and irrigating in a more regenerative way.
5 Save Money While Saving the Planet by Recycling and Repurposing
How to transform waste into wonderous gardening materials.
6 Breed and Propagate Locally Resilient Plants
How to select the best, most resilient plant traits for your specific
climate.
7 Climate Change SOS
Quick solutions for extremes of weather, from floods and droughts to
wildfires and insect plagues.
8 Natural Pest Control in a Changing Climate
How to deal with introduced pests, encourage a diversity of “good bugs,”
and create a balance so pests don’t become problematic in the first place.
9 Vegetable Garden Planting Guide
A crop-by-crop look at how to build resilience into your favorite edible
garden crops—plus meet some untraditional crops that already come with
resilience built in.
10 Plant Protection
Learn how to use structures and plant covers to protect your veggie plants
from climate extremes.
11 Troubleshooting Guide
Helpful solutions to some of climate change’s biggest vegetable gardening
challenges, including timesaving tips.
Conclusion
How to connect with and enjoy your vegetable garden in a changing climate.
Resources
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index
1 How to Be a Resilient Grower
Why building resilience in the gardener is as important as building
resilience in the garden itself. Plus, project ideas to gain confidence.
2 Building Resilience from the Ground Up
How to nurture biodiversity below ground, and why it matters.
3 Climate Change–Friendly Garden Design Ideas
Tips to protect against the extremes, including the risk of wildfires.
4 Saving Resources
How to reduce water use by capturing rainwater, layering plants, mulching
properly, and irrigating in a more regenerative way.
5 Save Money While Saving the Planet by Recycling and Repurposing
How to transform waste into wonderous gardening materials.
6 Breed and Propagate Locally Resilient Plants
How to select the best, most resilient plant traits for your specific
climate.
7 Climate Change SOS
Quick solutions for extremes of weather, from floods and droughts to
wildfires and insect plagues.
8 Natural Pest Control in a Changing Climate
How to deal with introduced pests, encourage a diversity of “good bugs,”
and create a balance so pests don’t become problematic in the first place.
9 Vegetable Garden Planting Guide
A crop-by-crop look at how to build resilience into your favorite edible
garden crops—plus meet some untraditional crops that already come with
resilience built in.
10 Plant Protection
Learn how to use structures and plant covers to protect your veggie plants
from climate extremes.
11 Troubleshooting Guide
Helpful solutions to some of climate change’s biggest vegetable gardening
challenges, including timesaving tips.
Conclusion
How to connect with and enjoy your vegetable garden in a changing climate.
Resources
Acknowledgments
About the Author
Index