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Gardeners throughout New Zealand know that for clear, reliable information, you can't go past the industry icon book, the "Yates Garden Guide". All of the features that are so important to this book fundamental information on garden planning, soil composition, nutrients and fertilisers; advice on controlling pests, diseases and weeds; money-saving chapters on raising plants from seeds and cuttings. Chapters on specific plants have been expanded, so that lawns, flowers, bulbs roses, perennials, vines, trees and shrubs are joined by entries on bromeliads, cacti, succulents, proteas and ornamental grasses and foliage plants. And for those who don't live in the perfect environment for gardening, a welcome addition will be the chapter on gardening in special coastal areas, shady areas, dry regions, wet, boggy conditions, and heavy clay soils. There will also be a feature that reflects modern housing how to make the perfect courtyard garden.
This guide serves as a comprehensive manual for New Zealand gardeners seeking reliable, practical information on cultivating diverse plant species within varied regional climates. The author provides a structured approach to horticulture, drawing on decades of industry expertise to address the fundamental requirements of soil health, plant nutrition, and pest management. The text functions as a foundational reference for both novice and experienced gardeners, emphasizing sustainable practices and site-specific cultivation strategies.
What You Will Find
The Yates Garden Guide is widely regarded as a standard reference text within the New Zealand horticultural community due to its long-standing reputation for reliability. Its focus on regional environmental challenges makes it a highly practical resource for local gardeners seeking to optimize their specific growing conditions.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1984-01-01
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers (Australia) Pty Ltd
ISBN-10:
0207169497
ISBN-13:
9780207169496
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