Description: Biodynamic gardening means taking a holistic approach to the garden andbeing aware of the interrelatedness of the soil, plants, and vegetables.Biodynamic practices are used increasingly often in agriculture and manypeople are interested in adopting this approach in their own gardens but areunsure how to begin. Matthew Jacksongives an easy-to-follow guide togetting started with lunar gardening. You will discover how to take advantageof the natural rhythms of the moon, by planning your gardening activities tocoincide with the most favorable conditions in the sky. For example, during a waxing moon, the earth is exhaling, and it is best to sow non-root plants.During a waning moon, the earth is inhaling, and biodynamic gardenersshould water and fertilize their crops. With step-by-step illustrations,explanatory charts, and stunning color photographs, its easy to see howbiodynamic techniques can work wonders for any gardener.
Brief description: Matthew Jackson is a landscape consultant and has been employed professionally in horticulture for over 20 years. Matthew is also a journalist and contributes regularly to the 'Telegraph' gardening supplement. The author is based in Kent, UK.