How to Grow Your Own Nuts : Choosing, Cultivating and Harvesting Nuts in Your Garden
How to Grow Your Own Nuts : Choosing, Cultivating and Harvesting Nuts in Your Garden
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Author(s): Crawford, Martin
ISBN No.: 9780857845528
Pages: 320
Year: 202109
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 47.19
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

"All who have room for a tree should grow nuts - serious nutrition with huge gastronomic potential. In yet another beautiful book, one of our most accomplished forest gardeners shows how." -- Colin Tudge, biologist, science writer, broadcaster and founder of The Campaign for Real Farming " How to Grow Your Own Nuts is the best guide I've seen to home and small-farm nut growing for the temperate climates, featuring species selection, cultivating, harvest, and processing. It includes many lesser-known species alongside standards like walnut, chestnut, and hazel. This is an essential guide to production of these perennial staple crops." -- Eric Toensmeier, permaculturist, author and Yale University lecturer "Martin Crawford is a one-man wonder! In this grand and beautiful book on nut culture he has assembled decades of practical insight to help gardeners and orchardists grow 'bread from trees.' From planting to harvesting, selection to storage, and pruning to pest control, you'll find the answers here. Complete with a thorough and lovingly illustrated guide to 19 species of nuts for the temperate world, this book sets a new standard for a vital but little-known field.


If we must transform our agriculture to build soil and store carbon, then nut trees belong in all our futures." -- Peter Bane, author of The Permaculture Handbook "A beautifully presented, clear, comprehensive bible from the man who knows more than anyone about growing nuts. Full of inspiration and information. It's a great book." -- Mark Diacono, gardener, food writer and broadcaster ll find the answers here. Complete with a thorough and lovingly illustrated guide to 19 species of nuts for the temperate world, this book sets a new standard for a vital but little-known field. If we must transform our agriculture to build soil and store carbon, then nut trees belong in all our futures." -- Peter Bane, author of The Permaculture Handbook "A beautifully presented, clear, comprehensive bible from the man who knows more than anyone about growing nuts.


Full of inspiration and information. It's a great book." -- Mark Diacono, gardener, food writer and broadcaster ll find the answers here. Complete with a thorough and lovingly illustrated guide to 19 species of nuts for the temperate world, this book sets a new standard for a vital but little-known field. If we must transform our agriculture to build soil and store carbon, then nut trees belong in all our futures." -- Peter Bane, author of The Permaculture Handbook "A beautifully presented, clear, comprehensive bible from the man who knows more than anyone about growing nuts. Full of inspiration and information. It's a great book.


" -- Mark Diacono, gardener, food writer and broadcaster ll find the answers here. Complete with a thorough and lovingly illustrated guide to 19 species of nuts for the temperate world, this book sets a new standard for a vital but little-known field. If we must transform our agriculture to build soil and store carbon, then nut trees belong in all our futures." -- Peter Bane, author of The Permaculture Handbook "A beautifully presented, clear, comprehensive bible from the man who knows more than anyone about growing nuts. Full of inspiration and information. It's a great book." -- Mark Diacono, gardener, food writer and broadcaster ible from the man who knows more than anyone about growing nuts. Full of inspiration and information.


It's a great book." -- Mark Diacono, gardener, food writer and broadcaster.


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