Dictionnaire à tout faire du jardin

This practical ecological guide is the most recent addition to the best-selling set : the perfect tool-kit for the ecological gardener, this reference manual tells you all you need to have a magnificent garden without going broke and without polluting the environment.

Become the smart gardener and learn how to use basic household products, readily available in the kitchen cabinet or in the shed: garlic, bananas, baking soda, oil, vinegar, spices, flour, empty bottles, egg-crates, chalk, plastic cups, old jelly jars, etc..

But also to :

• Ward off a green fly invasion?
• Recycle old mouldy jam into organic fertiliser?
• Create good organic soil and make your own organic fertilisers?
• Trim hedges even when it’s raining and the soil is soaking wet?
• Feed and fix your lawn?
• Water your garden without spending a penny?
• Attract animals that feed on pests (birds, bats, hedgehogs, insects) and are beneficial to your garden?
• Repel unwanted intruders and other pests from your garden without using chemicals or other harmful deterrents, by only using plants?

And :

• Make fresh cut flowers last longer?
• Decorate your garden on a shoestring by using salvaged materials and lots of ingenuity?
• Apply first aid if you hurt yourself in the garden?
• Clean and care for your hands, nails, tools, sand pit, garden furniture?…  Answers to all your gardening questions.

This book is a guide to learn EVERYTHING you need to create a great eco-friendly and thrifty garden.