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• Eco Friendly Newspaper Briquette Maker - Recycle Old Papers

  
  The perfect way to recycle newspapers and save money! Produce your own free fuel. Simply soak your old newspapers in water, fill the Paper Briquette Maker then press down the handles to squeeze out excess moisture. Leave to dry and the newspaper briquettes will burn steadily for up to 2 hours. Completely non-toxic and leaves a minimum of ash.
  
   

• Mlinaric on Decorating

  Mirabel Cecil, David Mlinaric

  
  
   

• How to Grow Your Own Food: A Week-by-week Guide to Wild Life Friendly Fruit and Vegetable Gardening

  "Dirty Nails"

  
  
   

• Moro East

  Samantha Clark, Samuel Clark

  
  
   

• Nicky Epstein's Signature Scarves: Dazzling Designs to Knit

  Nicky Epstein

  
  
   

• Nicky Epstein's Knitting on Top of the World: The Global Guide to Traditions, Techniques and Design

  Nicky Epstein

  
  
   

• Judith Blacklock's Flower Recipes for Autumn

  Judith Blacklock

  
  
   

• The Summer Garden

  Paullina Simons

  
  
   

• Judith Blacklock's Flower Recipes for Winter: Simple and Stylish Designs for the Home

  Judith Blacklock

  
  
   

• Grasses: v. 1: A Guide to Their Structure, Identification, Uses and Distribution: v. 1 (Penguin Press Science)

  Charles Edward Hubbard

  
  
   

• The Mediterranean Gardener

  Hugo Latymer

  
  
   

• Custom Knits: 25 Projects (Plus Variations) and Techniques for Customizing to Fit Your Style and Your Body

  Wendy Bernard

  
  
   

• Georgian Style and Design for Contemporary Living

  Henrietta Spencer-Churchill

  
  
   

• Creating Japanese Gardens (Ortho's All about)

  Ortho

  
  
   

• Crocheting on the Edge: Ribs and Bobbles* Ruffles* Flora* Fringes* Points and Scallops

  Nicky Epstein

  
  
   

• Lace Style

  Pam Allen; Ann Budd

  
  
   

• Wire Style: 50 Unique Jewelry Designs

  Denise Peck

  
  
   

• The Encyclopedia of Grasses for Livable Landscapes

  Rick Darke

  
  
   

• Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden

  Beth Chatto

  
  In Beth Chatto's Gravel Garden the author takes her work with ecological planting to a new level. Ecological planting essentially means establishing an environment for the plants in which they will grow well with minimum interference; or rather, to put it the other way round, it means using those plants whose native habitat most closely resembles the soil and climatic conditions of your garden. Beth Chatto has spent many years cultivating a largely dry, stony garden in Essex, the soil of which, she says, looks "just like the beach at nearby Frinton-on-Sea". Her experiences with drought-resistant planting have been recorded in The Damp Garden and The Dry Garden. The removal of a car-park gave her the opportunity to experiment on an unprecedented scale, and so the Gravel Garden was begun. Inspired by a trip to the mountains of New Zealand and an unplanned encounter with Derek Jarman's shingle garden, it is entirely unwatered, even in times of drought; its governing image being a dried-up river bed. The results, far from being arid, are of extraordinary richness. Beth Chatto's planting style is characterised by flowing forms, drifts of colour, plants growing through each other and establishing new relationships in the course of the year. The quality of attention she devotes to individual plant species and their habits, as she describes the development of the Gravel Garden, is one of the most outstanding things about this remarkable book. --Robin Davidson
  
   

• All New Square Foot Gardening: Grow More in Less Space!

  Mel Bartholomew