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Zusatztext Ein Gemüsegarten ist nicht für jeden eine Option, und daher ist der Gemüseanbau im Innenraum eine willkommene Möglichkeit für Menschen, die keinen bepflanzbaren Außenbereich haben. Viele haben bereits die neue Liebe zu Zimmerpflanzen entdeckt und wollen ihre Fähigkeiten auf eine weitere Ebene bringen. Andere sind von der Idee begeistert, ihre eigenen Lebensmittel preiswert und nachhaltig selbst anzubauen. Das Buch behandelt alle wesentlichen Aspekte des Innencontainer-Anbaus und vermittelt Anleitunge , wie mit den spezifischen Bedürfnissen der verschiedenen Gemüsepflanzen umzugehen ist. Informationen zum Autor Claire Ratinon is an organic food grower who's worked in a range of roles from growing crops for Ottolenghi's restaurant, Rovi, to delivering food growing workshops. Claire has also written and created content for Waitrose Food Magazine, Bloom, The Modern House, The Garden Museum and Radio 4's Gardeners' Question Time. Klappentext "Just the thing to overcome your fears and find out just how much you can grow on a balcony or window ledge." - Jane Perrone, Guardian A vegetable garden is not an option for everyone, and so container growing has become desirable for people with little outside space Many have discovered the love of growing houseplants and want to take their skills to another level; others are inspired by the idea of growing their own food organically and sustainably. The book covers all the essentials of growing a range of edible plants in pots, and meeting each crop's specific needs. Author Claire Ratinon brings her urban food growing expertise to this popular subject, in a book designed to appeal to new gardeners and anyone who would like to take on the rewarding challenge of growing their own dinner, even if they've only got a window box or balcony to work with. Vorwort Growing your own vegetables, even without access to gardens and allotments, appeals to people seeking a more sustainable and self-suffcient lifestyle Zusammenfassung Growing your own vegetables, even without access to gardens and allotments, appeals to people seeking a more sustainable and self-suffcient lifestyle...
