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Hedgerow and Wildlife by
Jane Eastoe This book
offers an insight into
hedgerow wildlife: how
they developed (and
managed by man), how to
identify different types,
and what plants, birds,
insects and small
mammals can be found
inside. This is a
selection of the key
wildlife inside the
British hedgerow. It
covers everything from
butterflies to bank
voles, and hedgehogs to
hoverflies. It is a guide
to the plants and trees
of hedgerows. It includes
the most common wild food
to be foraged in
hedgerows. - hardback- 30
illustrations- 104 pages-
180 x 120mm
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Pig Keeping by Richard
Lutwyche Whether you
would like a Kune Kune to
keep as a pet, a British
Lop to breed and raise
pedigree piglets, or
perhaps a Berkshire for
delicious sausages, this
book will help you to
pick the right pig for
you. Guiding you through
every stage of the pig
keeping process - from
choosing livestock to
finding a partner for
your sow – Pig Keeping
covers everything you
need to know about
keeping, breeding,
eating and selling pigs.
- hardback- 25 colour
illustrations- 96 pages-
180 x 120mm
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Allotments by Jane Eastoe
Jane Eastoe guides you
through allotment life,
from how to find an
allotment, how to plan
one out, what to grow,
crop rotation, how to
store your harvest plus
some of the best recipes
so you enjoy the fruits
of your labour. Great
gardening information is
given for each crop -
from potatoes and carrots
to aubergines and
chillies. What to grow
when, what to grow where
plus a calendar of work
for the laziest to the
most energetic allotment
holder. - hardback- 25
colour and black & white
illustrations- 104 pages-
177 x 110mm
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Home-Grown Fruit by Jane
Eastoe This beautiful and
practical guide
celebrates the produce of
orchards, allotments and
gardens, from rhubarb,
gooseberries and
strawberries to peaches,
damsons and plums. Each
fruit entry details its
history and folklore with
essential gardening notes
and tips for successful
growing. This is followed
by a full selection of
delicious recipes with a
variety of sweet and
savoury dishes to suit
all tastebuds: rhubarb
and ginger chutney,
rabbit with damsons and
plum and hazelnut cake. -
hardback- 20 black &
white and 15 colour
illustrations- 104 pages-
177 x 110mm
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Wild Food by Jane Eastoe
Discover the wonders of
wild food, from berries
to mushrooms to fresh
herbs - all of which are
wonderful foods free on
our doorstep. The author
Jane Eastoe shows you how
to find, identify and
cook a range of wild
food, including nuts,
seeds, roots, fruit,
flowers, seaweed, fungi
and plant leaves. There
are dangers in some wild
plants and the author
gives guidance on how to
pick safely. It offers
practical guidance on
when to forage and what
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hardback- 30
illustrations- 104 pages-
180 x 120mm
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Beekeeping by Andrew
Davies Bees are a source
of delight for honey
lovers, hay-fever
sufferers and gardeners
alike. This charming and
practical guide is
intended for both the
beginner and experienced
beekeeper. It covers
everything from setting
up hives and maximising
bees in the garden, to
optimum honey production
and a fascinating
troubleshooting section.
- hardback- 20 black &
white and 15 colour
illustrations- 96 pages-
177 x 110mm
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Dadtastic by Martha
Valentine From the grumpy
old man dad to the ATM
dad, to the reckless dad
who lets you stay out
longer than mum to the
dad who has no idea how
to turn the oven on
through to the dad who
shows off his new toys to
the neighbours. All dads
are different, unique
and special - and whether
they let you borrow the
car or not - they all
deserve celebrating!
Dadtastic is one small
book for dads, one
joyful look at dad-kinds!
- hardback- 30
illustrations- 104 pages-
180 x 120mm
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Sheep Keeping by Richard
Spencer Britain has a
wonderful tradition of
keeping sheep, from the
Badger Face Welsh
Mountain sheep and the
Norfolk Horn to the
Oxford Down and the
Scottish Greyface.
Whatever land you have
available, Sheep Keeping
will help you to choose
the right sheep for you.
Whether you want to breed
lustrous Soay sheep wool
or delicious Herdwick
lamb, every stage of the
sheep keeping process is
covered here. You can
learn how to choose
livestock, graze your
animals, cope with
lambing time and sell
your lambs - everything
you need to know is
covered here. - hardback-
25 colour illustrations-
96 pages- 180 x 120mm
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Herbs by Jane Eastoe This
is a fascinating and
practical guide to herbs
and their uses. It
includes delicious
recipes and advice on
making herbal medicines
and cosmetics. It is
packed with practical
information on growing
your own herbs, plus
storing and preserving. -
hardback- colour
illustrations- 104 pages-
177 x 110mm
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Henkeeping by Jane Eastoe
This beautiful and
practical guide advises
on all aspects of chicken
keeping, from advice on
the full range of breeds
available, choosing and
buying the right chickens
for you, to feeding and
naming them and finally
housing and caring for
them. Illustrated
throughout with stunning
photography, you will
find all you need to
start and maintain your
own chicken run. -
hardback- 20 black &
white and 15 colour
illustrations- 96 pages-
170 x 110mm
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Ponds by Chris McClaren
There is no better way of
creating a wildlife haven
in your garden or plot of
land than with a pond.
Chris McClaren introduces
the reader to the world
of ponds: how to create
one, how to maintain one
and how to introduce
wildlife to this idyllic
pool and help it thrive.
It also shows you how to
create and maintain a
limpid pool in a garden.
- hardback- 25 colour and
black & white
illustrations- 104 pages-
177 x 110mm
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Mumtastic by Martha
Valentine Mumtastic is a
well-deserved celebration
of all the types of Mums
there are - from the
overprotective mum who
worries constantly; to
the mum who uses her
homemade cooking as bait;
and, right through to
the mum who has
discovered the joy of
texting needlessly 24hrs
a day. Mumtastic is a
brilliant Mother's Day
gift that's sweet,
playful, and unashamedly
lovely - perfect for
letting Mums know that
you love them,
especially if you don't
call home as often as
they'd like anymore! -
hardback- 30
illustrations- 104 pages-
180 x 120mm
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Home-Grown Vegetables by
Diana Galligan This
beautiful and practical
guide celebrates the
produce of allotments and
gardens, from carrots
and courgettes to
artichokes and
aubergines. Each
vegetable entry details
its history and folklore
with essential gardening
notes and tips for
successful growing. This
is followed by a
selection of delicious
recipes with a variety of
dishes to suit all
tastebuds, from hearty
salads and mouthwatering
soups to more substantial
mains like roasted squash
with red onion and
stuffed courgette
flowers. - hardback- 20
black & white and 15
colour illustrations- 104
pages- 177 x 110mm
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Apples by Sara
Paston-Williams Apples by
Sara Paston-Williams
offers information on
apples for every
occasion, covering
desert, cooking and
cider varieties. It
features delicious
recipes on everything
from apple crumble to
making cider. It is
packed with practical
advice on growing and
picking your own apples.
Covering a range of apple
varieties found growing
in the orchards of the
British countryside, the
book covers a wide range
of desert apples,
cooking apples and cider
apples. The book is
packed with practical
advice on how to grow and
pick your own apples,
from choosing apple trees
to planting and
attracting wildlife into
your orchard, alongside
information on harvesting
and storing your crop. -
hardback- colour
illustrations- 104 pages-
177 x 110mm
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Children's Spaces by
Judith Wilson Photography
by Debi Treloar In
Children's Spaces Judith
Wilson, a mother of two,
shows how homes can be
adapted for children
without surrendering
order and good taste,
while also ensuring that
children have their own
wonderful spaces to
enjoy. For children0s own
spaces, you can plan for
growth so that a baby's
bedroom can quickly be
adapted to suit an
energetic toddler. For
shared spaces, choose
flooring that will take a
bashing and is easy to
wash, and protect
surfaces that you care
about. Opt for colours
that provide a good
background for a sea of
primary-coloured plastic
and allow plenty of
storage space for toys.
Judith's wise and witty
text, combined with
lively photography by
Debi Treloar, captures
the potential for a
harmonious and stylish
mix of children and
home.HardcoverISBN 13:
9781841721200144 pages
250 colour photographs
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