Ultimate beginner’s guide to establishing and tending an organic kitchen garden in any urban space, no matter how small.

Includes his top 50 plants for beginner gardeners,  how to plant and look after them and how to make the most of all your produce.

Shows how to apply a strategy to the garden to unearth its potential.

Simple yet effective methods, such as nurturing healthy soil, optimizing space, how to attract beneficial pollinators and more.

Revolutionary approach to gardening that improves soil health, reduces backbreaking labor, and yields bountiful crops with minimal disruption to the earth.

This method empowers both novice and experienced gardeners with sustainable techniques that benefit the environment and their own gardening success.

Also available: VEG Journal, Vegetable Garden Diary, No Dig Children's Gardening Book

Common-sense techniques such as no-dig growing, composting and mulching smartly and planting a variety of edible perennials that attract bees and butterflies.

Detailed advice on increasing your nature quotient, choosing plants that cycle more carbon back into the soil, selecting a broader variety of vegetables and fruits to improve overall soil fertility, rethinking space devoted to lawns, and adding companion plants for pollinators to rewild any plot of land.

Grow your own food in your home garden, acreage or container, and look forward to a bountiful harvest year-round.

You can plant fruit and veggies at home without spending a penny, and Huw Richard’s shows you how.

Takes readers through a series of doable steps: establishing one or two raised beds of the easiest vegetables to grow, adding fruit trees and berry bushes, a coop full of chickens and a winter’s worth of storage crops.

Includes step-by-step photos from the author’s own homestead.

Discover how to work with nature, instead of against it, by employing permaculture techniques to create a garden that is not just more beautiful and productive, but also more resilient.

From deterring insect pests with hot peppers to encouraging strawberries by bordering them with chrysanthemums, learn how to use the natural qualities of common plants to increase your garden’s productivity.

Profiles hundreds of plants, garden designs and recipes for using your harvest to make herbal cosmetics, medicinal mixtures, and plant-based dyes.

Also available: Carrots Love Tomatoes