Growing your own vegetables need not be as time and energy consuming as you might think. By choosing the vegetables that you like to eat and that are also easy to grow, you can quickly develop a productive small garden that will provide you with a continuous supply of seasonal produce. Even if you live in a flat, have a tiny garden or are surrounded by concrete, I will show you that it is still possible to grow enough vegetables to supplement the household budget, add flavour and freshness to your meals and experience the sheer joy and satisfaction of growing your own.

Look inside for…

• Starting from scratch
• What to grow and when
• Seasonal timing
• Year round fresh produce
• Growing in containers
• Seeds and seedlings
• Compost
• Dealing to problems, pests and diseases and much more.

Author Biography

Dennis Greville is an internationally respected gardening writer and photographer. His extensive knowledge and skills as a plantsman are confidently based on practical, hands-on experience. Dennis has a degree in Fine Arts from The Elam School of Fine Arts at the University of Auckland and has 12 book titles to his credit to date with new publications currently in production. These include well-respected, best – selling titles such as “The New Zealand Gardener's Year Book” , “Gardening in New Zealand Month by Month” , “Container Gardening”, “Growing Vegetables Year Round” , “Colour For Your Garden” and the definitive "Get Fresh!” In addition to his published titles Dennis Greville writes a monthly column in the ‘New Zealand Gardener' , also supplying photographic images and feature articles on a regular basis.