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Paperback. Etat : Good. Step into a city where winter feels endless, patience is tested, and a tiny garden becomes the beginning of something extraordinary. In a quiet space, between brick walls and busy streets, hope waits just beneath the soil, ready to surprise anyone willing to look a little closer. When spirited city girl, Dory Oslo longs for spring, color, and the joy of being outside, her mother suggests planting a small garden together. Dory loves the idea--but waiting for things to grow is harder than she ever imagined. When nothing seems to happen, she does what any determined child might do; she tries to help in her own creative, funny, and completely unexpected ways. What begins as a simple gardening project soon turns into a whimsical adventure filled with imagination, gentle humor, and moments of wonder. As Dory's efforts unfold, the ordinary city around her starts to feel just a little magical, pulling readers forward page-by-page. Children lean in with curiosity, eager to see what happens next, while grown-ups feel that familiar tug of 'just one more page.' At it's heart, The Upside-Down Gardener is a touching story about growth, change, and learning that some things can't be rushed. It supports emotional development by honoring impatience while gently guiding children toward resilience, kindness, and creative problem-solving. Playful surprises and dreamlike moments blend seamlessly with everyday life, creating a cozy, comforting tone that invites laughter, wonder, and connection. Be prepared for smiles, giggles, and requests to keep reading. This is a story that brings children and adults together, sparking conversations that linger long after the book is closed. Why readers love The Upside-Down Gardener: A quietly powerful story about patience, growth, and becoming more than you expectA world where imagination gently reshapes everyday momentsIllustrations that invite lingering, looking closer, and feeling moreA read-aloud experience that turns into shared silence, smiles, and connectionA story families discover--and then never quite forgetA Females in Fiction Award-Winner. Achilles, Pat (illustrateur).…

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Hardback. Etat : Good. From the question of why England is so wet - or, in the view of a dripping American, seems to be - to an account of the great Charles Darwin's favorite obsession (it was earthworms), The Transplanted Gardener contains a sparkling set of essays exploring the history, practice, and eccentricities of gardening in the world's greatest potting shed, England. (6 X 9, 240 pages). …

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Discusses the cultivation of plants for the creation of potpourri. The book offers details on how to grow more than 100 perennials, annuals, bulbs, herbs and shrubs that are specifically appropriate for use in potpourri, as they retain their scent and/or colour once dried.…

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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Step into a city where winter feels endless, patience is tested, and a tiny garden becomes the beginning of something extraordinary. In a quiet space, between brick walls and busy streets, hope waits just beneath the soil, ready to surprise anyone willing to look a little closer. When spirited city girl, Dory Oslo longs for spring, color, and the joy of being outside, her mother suggests planting a small garden together. Dory loves the idea--but waiting for things to grow is harder than she ever imagined. When nothing seems to happen, she does what any determined child might do; she tries to help in her own creative, funny, and completely unexpected ways. What begins as a simple gardening project soon turns into a whimsical adventure filled with imagination, gentle humor, and moments of wonder. As Dory's efforts unfold, the ordinary city around her starts to feel just a little magical, pulling readers forward page-by-page. Children lean in with curiosity, eager to see what happens next, while grown-ups feel that familiar tug of 'just one more page.' At it's heart, The Upside-Down Gardener is a touching story about growth, change, and learning that some things can't be rushed. It supports emotional development by honoring impatience while gently guiding children toward resilience, kindness, and creative problem-solving. Playful surprises and dreamlike moments blend seamlessly with everyday life, creating a cozy, comforting tone that invites laughter, wonder, and connection. Be prepared for smiles, giggles, and requests to keep reading. This is a story that brings children and adults together, sparking conversations that linger long after the book is closed. Why readers love The Upside-Down Gardener: A quietly powerful story about patience, growth, and becoming more than you expectA world where imagination gently reshapes everyday momentsIllustrations that invite lingering, looking closer, and feeling moreA read-aloud experience that turns into shared silence, smiles, and connectionA story families discover--and then never quite forgetA Females in Fiction Award-Winner. Achilles, Pat (illustrateur).…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. Published in association with the Telegraph, an enjoyable book on gardening the cleverer way.

Paperback. Etat : Good. The new bestselling novel from Britain's favourite gardener and TV presenter Alan Titchmarsh. Mr Gandy escapes his humdrum life with an unexpected Grand Tour of Europe where drama, romance and friendship await in this beguiling tale of self-discovery.

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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. Provides ideas for using water in the garden. Ponds in pots, cascades and pebble fountains are just a few of the ideas covered. Suggestions for designing garden ponds, stream gardens and planting schemes are included with step-by-step instructions and diagrams.

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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. Published in association with the Telegraph, an enjoyable book on gardening the cleverer way.

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Hardback. Etat : Good. The new novel from Britain's favourite gardener and TV presenter Alan Titchmarsh is a sweeping story of love, danger, courage and betrayal, set in wartime London and Paris.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. Home grown vegetables taste great, nourish body and soul, and provide the additional security of knowing where the produce comes from and how it was grown. This book feeds readers the insider's tips and tricks, practical advice, and organic wisdom necessary for growing the better crops.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Home grown vegetables taste great, nourish body and soul, and provide the additional security of knowing where the produce comes from and how it was grown. This book feeds readers the insider's tips and tricks, practical advice, and organic wisdom necessary for growing the better crops.…

Paperback. Etat : Fair. Home grown vegetables taste great, nourish body and soul, and provide the additional security of knowing where the produce comes from and how it was grown. This book feeds readers the insider's tips and tricks, practical advice, and organic wisdom necessary for growing the better crops.…

Paperback. Etat : Fair. When a gardener loses his wedding ring, a long, hard search fails to bring it back. But he learns that it is possible to find another treasure while looking for a lost one. And sometimes, the most unexpected things happen when you're not looking at all. Mutchler, Christina L (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : Good. A beautifully illustrated keepsake gardening guide and logbook to record 5 years' worth of gardening joy.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. A Midwest Gardener's Cookbook, the product of 50 years of cookery according to seasonal principles, offers recipes using 94 locally grown fruits, vegetables, and herbs (including wild crops such as mulberries, pawpaws, and violets) at the peak of their flavor and freshness. Take this book with you as you stroll through the local farmer's market, or consult it after bringing in the harvest from your own garden. If it's spring and the mint is up, what could be more delicious than a Yogurt-Mint Marinade for shish kebab, or a dish of Minted Citrus Carrots? For the summer, you'll find unusual and tasty recipes for everything from blueberries to zucchini. In autumn, make Towne's easy and inexpensive Apple Coffee Cake, or stir up a batch of her Mennonite-style Apple Butter. In the section for winter, you'll find ideas for kale, leeks, and other winter vegetables, hints for growing herbs indoors, and much more.…