Description

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Create a beautiful home garden while reducing your carbon footprint along the way

Transform your outdoor space into a low-impact, carbon-absorbing sink with this fantastic gardening guide, packed with ideas to grow a climate-friendly garden that will help protect the planet. 
 
Keen on starting your own garden but unsure about your environmental impact? This guide will give you practical advice on which soil to use, plants that are best for absorbing carbon dioxide, low-carbon fertilizers, and cutting out single-use plastic. What’s more, this garden book is completely backed by scientific research! 

Share in the delight of eco-conscious gardening when you start using How to Garden the Low Carbon Way as your guide. Explore the benefits of no-dig gardening, how to use fewer plants, using hedges instead of fences, how to grow shrubs that support wildlife, and more! 

This green gardening book will make growing your own garden easy, enjoyable, and eco-friendly and includes sections on;


   ⃦ How to grow plants that reduce your carbon footprint
   ⃦ Creating a garden that considers the local wildlife
   ⃦ Tips on setting up your garden, low-impact plants, and best fertilizers to use 
Green Gardening: Low environmental impact 

This fantastic gardening book is a simple, step-by-step guide to learn about gardening or to reference as your garden grows. You’ll quickly become acquainted with the benefits of growing a garden that positively contributes to the environment. Plus, you'll have all the fun, rewards a gardening hobby has to offer.

About the Author

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Sally Nex worked as a journalist on BBC radio, television, and World Service for 15 years. Since leaving the BBC in 2006 she has devoted herself to horticulture, qualifying to RHS Level 3 and gaining a planting design diploma. Sally writes, teaches, and gives talks on veg growing, self-sufficiency, and sustainable gardening all over the country. She is a regular contributor and columnist for BBC Gardeners' World Magazine, the RHS journal The Garden, Grow Your Own, and The Guardian.