Grow Your Own Greens with Vegetable Gardening For Dummies! 
You can't tell rhubarbs from rutabaga and you don't know kale from kohlrabi, but you want to plant an exceptional vegetable garden this year. Don't despair! Vegetable Gardening For Dummies, a new book by the National Gardening Association's chief horticulturist Charlie Nardozzi, provides green thumbs and novices alike with an easy-to-follow, step-by-step guide to growing delicious, nutritious, and beautiful vegetables.

Whether you want to grow just a few tomatoes in that dirt patch out back or whether you're determined to create an enormous, exotic garden with plenty of bok choy, mizuna, and escarole, Vegetable Gardening For Dummies will guide you through the entire process.

The book explains how to choose just the right spot for your veggie garden and then directs you to the planting guidelines for your climatic region. When you're ready to start planting, Vegetable Gardening For Dummies provides in-depth information about the most popular vegetables, in addition to covering the basics about a slew of lesser-known veggies like salsify and radicchio.

Vegetable Gardening For Dummies makes growing vegetables so easy you'll count the days until your veggie garden grows! 
 

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Discover Ed Smith's Total Gardening System. It's the Last W-O-R-D in Vegetable Gardening!

WIDE ROWS are easier to tend and provide a bigger yield per square foot. You'll get up to four times more delicious vegetables.

ORGANIC METHODS are better for you, your garden, and the earth. They really work, so you'll have fewer pests and diseases.

RAISED BEDS mean soil that drains better and warms up faster in the spring. The result is bigger, healthier, and better vegetables.

DEEP SOIL provides a reservoir of nutrients and moisture that encourages root growth while producing the best harvest ever.
 

"The Vegetable Gardener's Bible is an impressive accomplishment by a seasoned expert. It is destined to end up dog-eared in the potting shed." --James A. Baggett, Executive Editor, Country Living Gardener
 

Author Ed Smith says that if he can grow vegetables like these in the tough conditions of northern Vermont, gardeners everywhere--no matter where they live or how much space they have--can grow great gardens, too! Ed, with his wife, Sylvia, and their children, Lindsey and Nathaniel, tend a garden with nearly 100 varieties of vegetables. 

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