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Living in a crowded city need not mean uprooting one's connection with the earth. City gardens are proliferating at a healthy rate, and plants can be enjoyed on a rooftop, balcony, terrace, or a simple window sill. There are, of course, special difficulties to gardening in cities: special solutions are needed to solve these problems. Urban Gardening was written to address these issues. It will interest first-timers to try it for themselves, too.
The book is subtitled "a Hong Kong gardener's journal". If you live outside of Hong Kong, do not let that put you off. Urban gardening techniques are the same all over the world. Readers may discover some well-loved plants they were familiar with back home, or wish to grow their own Chinese vegetables. Pak choi, white radish (lo pak), kai lan, and many others can be grown wherever in the world you find yourself -- if you know how. This book will help.
The Chinese University Press
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Audrey Bayze
reviewed Urban Gardening: A Hong Kong Gardener's Journal on April 24, 2011
Urban Gardening
This book was quite the whirlwind of basic planting information. Occasionally it would give oddly specific suggestions or say things that no other container gardening book has recommended before (not necessarily wrong things possibly but it raised a few flags). If you don't have full sun none of these ideas are for you. It also referenced having access to dirt-in-the-ground/outside yard space. The "finished product" photos were awesome but having been foiled by several bad years of container gardening anyone who can get their containers to look like the photos is probably capable of magic.
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