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RHS Step-by-Step Veg Patch by Lucy Chamberlain and RHS Small Garden Handbook by Andrew Wilson are presented here as a two-book collection. This set brings together practical RHS gardening guides for growing food and making the most of smaller plots.
This guide sets out how to grow, care for and harvest more than 50 types of fruit and vegetables, supported by bright photography, step-by-step illustrations and clear advice. It also covers planning your growing area, whether you are working with a small raised bed, a few pots or a larger vegetable patch.
Planting themes are explored to help you shape your space around what you want to grow, alongside tips for choosing plants to suit each approach. Suitable for beginners as well as more experienced gardeners looking to refine their veg-growing routine.
Designed as an all-in-one reference for small-space gardeners, this handbook draws on RHS experience in growing, planting, landscaping and design. It begins with assessing your plot, including soil, orientation, microclimate, existing materials and proportions, before introducing the principles of good garden design.
Guidance then considers how layout, colour and texture influence the finished result, with ideas for creating a greater sense of space. Topics range from boundaries, hedges and fences to practical solutions for containers and storage, making it a useful choice for gardeners working with compact plots.
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