Last reviews in Home & Garden Books

Last reviews in Home & Garden Books

• wookey 29th June 2009

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  I read the 3rd edition of R.D. Treloar, Plumbing: Heating and Gas Installations. It is a good guide to the basics of UK plumbing and gas work, explaining the principles of plumbing well, and covering stndard in
  

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• Biskitt 22nd May 2009

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  A must for any home owner,Collin & Justin explain everything so clearly. Not only are they great to watch, their writen work is easy to read.
  I have bought their book for another 5 members of my family and
  

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• Pengwen 12th February 2009

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  Grow Your Own Veg by Carol Klein is very inspiring. Carol's enthusiasm leaps of f the page and just makes you want to get out in the garden, get your hands in the soil and start growing your own veg. and eat it
  

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• Guest 3rd December 2008

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  I am the first to say that there are too many gardening books. These are often aimed at either the one day a year gardener who wants instant success, or else to the academic gardener who can afford to spend vas
  

  • Read Guest's review on Alys Fowler, The Thrifty Gardener: How to Create a Stylish Garden for Next to Nothing (104 words)

• Gail Cooke 14th November 2008

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  Most people probably don't pick up a book after noting the publisher, but I invariably do if it's a Frances Lincoln book. Her titles are always beautifully done, enhanced with stunning photographs, full of info
  

  • Read Gail Cooke's review on Allen Paterson, The Gardens at Kew (270 words)

• Guest 31st October 2008

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  In general a cool book, but do as I did and thoroughly go through the plans and think it out so you don't end up stuck in the middle of the build.
  

  • Read Guest's review on David Stiles,Jeanie Stiles, Tree Houses You Can Actually Build (A Weekend Project Book) (179 words)

• Korban 6th October 2008

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  Matt James' The City Gardener is the best book about gardening ever. Really like it and enjoyed it.
  

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• Guest 5th May 2008

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  This is one of my favorite books ever! It is a must for anyone wanting to grow flowers!!!!
  

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• Guest 5th February 2008

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  A wonderful and well written book, humerous, educational and worth every penny. An essential book in any horse riders collection.
  Thanks Heather
  

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• Guest 13th January 2008

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  John Fisher's understanding and willingness to learn more about the psychology of training dogs gives an excellent alternative to the outdated methods of force and total domination still practised by some train
  

  • Read Guest's review on John Fisher, Dogwise: Natural Way to Train Your Dog (232 words)