GARDENING
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Bonsai Secrets
By: Marian Costita
The art of bonsai has been around for years. Its culture is
deeply rooted in the Asian culture and it adds not only a touch of class
to your garden and home, but it also can provide a beautifully sedate
focus for relaxation and meditation – right in your own home!
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Growing Houseplants
By:Kent Killen
A concise method of starting and growing houseplants for fun. One can also make lots of money by selling them.
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How To Build A Beautiful Backyard Pond
By: Robert A. Dorrance Sr.
I must tell you, building a pond is a great experience that you will
love for years and years, and since it is a creative endeavor, you
really can put your own signature on it. This e-book will give you the
steps to take as you plan, and many pointers along the way. Use
your imagination and try different things to make it just the way you
want it and you’ll end up with a project you’ll be proud of and a
wonderful pond to boot!
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Hydroponics for the Home Gardener (2005)
By: Steward Canyon
An easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide for growing healthy vegetables, herbs and house plants without soil.
Clearly illustrated with black and white line drawings, the book covers every aspect of home hydroponic gardening including:
Building a hydroponic system versus buying a kit Plant propagation and indoor pollination Outdoor hydroponics, recipes, and much more.
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HYDROPONICS – THE FUTURE UNLEASHED
By: Paul Lavakis
The future of gardening has already arrived! And what’s more? It already has a history
that dates back to ancient times!
Yes, we are talking of 'Hydroponics' – the art of soilless gardening. The most important
ingredient in gardening is soil. And soil is also the most variable ingredient in gardening.
In some parts of the globe, we have rich and fertile soil while other parts constitute
deserts. Perhaps, it is beyond human imagination to think of many plants that grow
without the aid of soil.
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NOOK, THE BEST EREADER
By Barnes and Nobles
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