Haven't read it, no. I'm always keen on new gardening methods to check out ;)
I love Gaia's Garden, and Carrots Love Tomatoes, I have the other one for flowers to, Roses Love Garlic or some such. Interesting stuff.
The thing I love most about all of these book is that they agree that you should mix everything up in your garden. I have garlic next to roses next to leeks next to tomatoes next to rosemary next to azalea across from lettuce next to carrots and peas back to leeks and greens under camellias. It's just a big party in my yard with stuff coming up all over the place.
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Re: Thanks!
Date: 2007-02-16 06:21 pm (UTC)I love Gaia's Garden, and Carrots Love Tomatoes, I have the other one for flowers to, Roses Love Garlic or some such. Interesting stuff.
The thing I love most about all of these book is that they agree that you should mix everything up in your garden. I have garlic next to roses next to leeks next to tomatoes next to rosemary next to azalea across from lettuce next to carrots and peas back to leeks and greens under camellias. It's just a big party in my yard with stuff coming up all over the place.
Down with rows!