From everyday herbs to ambitious tropical harvests.
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For Practical UK basics
A compact introduction to choosing and using a greenhouse, with seasonal care, propagation and crops to try.
A useful companion to our monthly calendar. Check current guidance before following older pest-control recommendations.
ISBN 9781846074042 · Book details source
For Productive protected cropping
A focused choice for planning vegetable and herb crops, making good use of shelter and organising successive harvests.
Particularly relevant to growers in a cool, changeable climate. Pair with local sowing dates.
ISBN 9780716023425 · Book details source
For A full year of edible crops
Connects practical polytunnel jobs with crop care and month-by-month planning for fruit and vegetables.
Many growing principles transfer to glasshouses; ventilation and available space differ.
ISBN 9780711231702 · Book details source
For Tropical fruit in containers
Explores a wide range of tropical edible plants for protected spaces and container growing.
UK winter light and heating costs matter. Choose a small number of species whose conditions you can sustain.
ISBN 9781603425773 · Book details source
These are editorial selections based on the subject, author and published book information. They are not a bestseller ranking, and we do not claim to have tested or read every book cover to cover. Reading levels and suitability notes are our guidance to help you choose.
Some titles are older, and some describe growing in warmer climates. Pair them with current UK advice and the conditions in your own greenhouse. Each card links to the book information used. Book-cover photography is not shown in this edition of the library.
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