Ebook: Grow your own food: simple ideas for home-grown produce

Can you think of anything nicer than preparing a meal from produce grown in your own garden? Whether you own a window box or a meadow, every outdoor space can yield a fine crop of fruit or vegetables. Plant some delicious cut-and-come again salads in a window box, plan a 'square foot' garden on a four-foot square plot, or use your flowerbed to grow decorative vegetables and flowers together. Growing your own food doesn't have to be time-consuming or expensive.;Grow your own food; Introduction; 1. Self-sufficient in suburbia: garden farming; 2. Allotments and community gardens; 3. The small garden; 4. Container gardening; 5. The home farm; 6. Companion planting; 7. Weeding; 8. Soil; 9. Crop rotation; 10. Composting; 11. Battling slugs and snails; 12. Growing vegetables; 13. Which vegetables should I grow?; 14. Asparagus and artichokes; 15. Growing fruit; 16. Which fruits should I grow?; 17. Fruit trees; 18. Strawberries, raspberries and blackberries; 19. Currants and gooseberries; 20. The herb garden; 21. Edible sprouted seeds; 22. Organic gardening.