Square Foot Gardening: A New Way to Garden in Less Space with Less Work78 reviews Mel Bartholomew Rodale Books, 2005 gardening choices + Gardening delight + Best Garden Book for Beginers This book is very helpful to learn a new way of gardening for higer yields in small areas. It has very helpful advice and good graphics to follow. It is easy to read and understand.             The Backyard Beekeeper: An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Keeping Bees in Your Yard and Garden19 reviews Kim Flottum Quarry Books, 2005 excellent reference + Comprehensive in a traditional way + Good book for beginners + Great Photos + Book for the beginner             The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals443 reviews Michael Pollan Penguin, 2007 Calling all Corn People - READ THIS BOOK! + How an omnivore became a carnivore ! + Omnivore's Dilemma + WHERE DOES FOOD COME FROM? + Elevated to College Text             Putting Food By (Plume)16 reviews Janet Greene, Ruth Hertzberg, ... Plume, 1992 All You'll Ever Need + Best all around book for food preservation + Very complete book + The bible of Canning and Freezing             Root Cellaring: Natural Cold Storage of Fruits & Vegetables26 reviews Mike Bubel, Nancy Bubel Storey Publishing, LLC, 1991 I'm inspired + Root Cellaring + Very Informative + Excellent Book             Plenty: One Man, One Woman, and a Raucous Year of Eating Locally17 reviews Alisa Smith, J.B. Mackinnon Harmony, 2007 A truly inspirational read + Best Memoir I've Read + Two excellent writers tell a personal and informing tale + Satisfying to Stomach and Soul             Fast Food Nation1402 reviews Eric Schlosser Harper Perennial, 2005 A hard truth + The hard truth. + And you thought McDonalds was bad for you! + A shocking look at how fast food has impacted our culture and nation             Landscaping with Fruits and Vegetables2 reviews Fred Hagy Overlook Hardcover, 2001 Great Reference + Amazing Book! I ordered this book through Amazon.com because we are interested in using fruits and vegetables in landscaping. Actually, we just plain like to garden and eat. Landscaping is secondary. Fruit tree catalogues are very basic, and frustrating. You see some closeup's of a fruit, and that's it. No sense ...             Gardening When It Counts: Growing Food in Hard Times (Mother Earth News Wiser Living Series)31 reviews Steve Solomon New Society Publishers, 2006 Beginner's organic gardening book + Fascinating crankiness + The only gardening book you need + Good Info.             A Guide to Preserving Food for a 12 Months Harvest: Canning, Freezing, Smoking, and Drying; Making Cheese, ...2 reviews Mariel Dewey Ortho Books, 1975 Great inspiration on Gardening and what to do with your Harvest after + Decent Brief Guide This book has been a mere insperation for me. Eversince i bought it, I have been making my own Whole Wheat Bread, and have managed to live more suffiencent with the harvest that i bring in from my own Garden. Granted this is more of a what to do afterwards book rather than a gardening book, but it ...             Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life294 reviews Barbara Kingsolver, Camille Kingsolver, ... HarperCollins, 2007 Classic Kingsolver + A little slow at times, but very informative + Pleasantly surprised! + Let's Garden!             Joy of Cooking: 75th Anniversary Edition - 2006153 reviews Irma S. Rombauer, Marion Rombauer Becker, ... Scribner, 2006 Joy of Cooking - 2nd book + The very best cookbook, more or less + essential to every kitchen + always a classic + I Wanted this book for 25yrs and It was worth the wait.             Putting Food By (Plume)16 reviews Janet Greene, Ruth Hertzberg, ... Plume, 1992 All You'll Ever Need + Best all around book for food preservation + Very complete book + The bible of Canning and Freezing             The Backyard Beekeeper: An Absolute Beginner's Guide to Keeping Bees in Your Yard and Garden19 reviews Kim Flottum Quarry Books, 2005 excellent reference + Comprehensive in a traditional way + Good book for beginners + Great Photos + Book for the beginner             Root Cellaring: Natural Cold Storage of Fruits & Vegetables26 reviews Mike Bubel, Nancy Bubel Storey Publishing, LLC, 1991 I'm inspired + Root Cellaring + Very Informative + Excellent Book             Animal, Vegetable, Miracle: A Year of Food Life294 reviews Barbara Kingsolver, Camille Kingsolver, ... HarperCollins, 2007 Classic Kingsolver + A little slow at times, but very informative + Pleasantly surprised! + Let's Garden!             The Omnivore's Dilemma: A Natural History of Four Meals443 reviews Michael Pollan Penguin, 2007 Calling all Corn People - READ THIS BOOK! + How an omnivore became a carnivore ! + Omnivore's Dilemma + WHERE DOES FOOD COME FROM? + Elevated to College Text             Square Foot Gardening: A New Way to Garden in Less Space with Less Work78 reviews Mel Bartholomew Rodale Books, 2005 gardening choices + Gardening delight + Best Garden Book for Beginers This book is very helpful to learn a new way of gardening for higer yields in small areas. It has very helpful advice and good graphics to follow. It is easy to read and understand.             A Guide to Preserving Food for a 12 Months Harvest: Canning, Freezing, Smoking, and Drying; Making Cheese, ...2 reviews Mariel Dewey Ortho Books, 1975 Great inspiration on Gardening and what to do with your Harvest after + Decent Brief Guide This book has been a mere insperation for me. Eversince i bought it, I have been making my own Whole Wheat Bread, and have managed to live more suffiencent with the harvest that i bring in from my own Garden. Granted this is more of a what to do afterwards book rather than a gardening book, but it ...             Landscaping with Fruits and Vegetables2 reviews Fred Hagy Overlook Hardcover, 2001 Great Reference + Amazing Book! I ordered this book through Amazon.com because we are interested in using fruits and vegetables in landscaping. Actually, we just plain like to garden and eat. Landscaping is secondary. Fruit tree catalogues are very basic, and frustrating. You see some closeup's of a fruit, and that's it. No sense ...