Gardening should be a joyful pursuit, yet many gardeners rely on expensive, harsh chemicals to combat pests. Companion Planting in Australia invites you to transform your approach by working in harmony with nature rather than against it. Drawing on generations of practical wisdom and time-honoured gardening secrets, Brenda Little provides a delightful, accessible guide to creating a thriving, naturally pest-resistant garden.
From the clever use of banana skins as organic fertiliser to the strategic placement of herbs like mint and basil to deter unwanted insects, this book is packed with simple, cost-effective techniques that genuinely work. You will learn the importance of avoiding monoculture, the benefits of diverse planting, and how to harness the environment to protect your vegetables and flowers. Whether you are a seasoned gardener or a complete beginner, this book offers cheerful, common-sense advice that promises a more productive, chemical-free patch. Discover how to outwit your garden’s enemies with ease and rediscover the simple pleasure of an untidy, vibrant, and healthy landscape.
Used (good, see images, rear sticker mark) Hardcover ISBN 0730101223
