Reading list

Greenman Gardening reading list

up dated may 2022

Bio-Dynamic Gardening

by John Soper

An excellent practical guide

2017  planting calander.by mathuias thun this lady is dead now.

the calendar is produce by her associate.(its the usable style of the calendar which makes planetary consciousness effective in a simple usable way)

helpful moon zodiac guide and moon position guide

Biodynamic Gardening by Monty Walden. good all round intro to biodynamic gardening.

its one of these new happy picture kind of books. which is helpful and at some time makes to much like a glossy happy magazine.

The food we eat, herbs in nutrition

an anthology by Maria geuter

an excellent inspirational and practical guide, It inspired me to create my own plant work books.

Study material

issued by the circle of anthroposophical farmers and gardeners july 1951

this is brilliant, if you can get it read it.

Hedge row book book

by Glennie kindred

Its good to eat weeds to get to know them. wild plants also create greater health than normal greens.

The readers digest encyclopaedia of garden plants

An excellent all round guide

Mitchells beazley pocket guide to tree

Good for id-ing only

I have had the book since I was a small boy and do not agree with the author take on plants. The books a great reference.

The agriculture course by rudolf steiner

never fails to inspire ones imagination and physical direction.

it is really a door way book to the truth of inspired living in relationship to the garden or the farm.

the reason i say door ways is. each part is just a starting point to your own perceptions.

Modern meteorology and climatology

T.j.chanderler

the basics. It far better to keep your own weather journal fill it in every day.

Weather net.co.uk for a good forecast

If you haven’t got your health life sucks.

this is great website on nutrition which create a good need for learning the art of growing.

 The reading list could go on for many pages.these are first thoughts connected to what has inspired me.

The Scots herbal.By Tess darwin

I like cause it helps one connect with the plants. celebrate what is thought to be common garden weeds as herbs.

tree medicine by peter conway

its a bit dry. yet it comprehensive.(borrow it before committing to buying it.

The one straw revolution: introduction to naturel farming by fukuoka masanobu

I have been recommended it by a friend had a wee skim at her copy and decide to buy my own.will up date you on out come.

basically a great book if take from the right perspective.

the arm chair book of the garden by d.g hessayon

Its got a  good bit about worms.the history of gardens and gardening is interesting (made think of stuff i hade’nt payed to much attention to).apart from this it a sort of coffee table book.

I just got a new book

gardening in a small space

by lance hattatt

I have just skimmed it.it looks helpful for the small town garden spaces.

moon and plant growth

by l. kolisko

I have had this book for a while still only skim through it.

it really is an excellent book. showing the value of the planting calendar.

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the gardening year by lance hattatt

it’s a bit conventional.

it is helpful and informative.

wildflowers by ann bonar

puplished by hamlyn pocket books 1982

It’s interesting. finding these wee books.i was given this by a neighbour.

this is laid out by flower colours

to everything there is a season

by thaissa cruso

excellently practical book.she has a really interesting (individual) way of thinking.

weeds and what they tell us
Pfeiffer, Ehrenfried E.
I have only dipped into it.
it looks great. I am definitely going to read it from cover to cover
this is an excellent book would highly recommend it.
the weeds 
by Richard maybe
this a wonderful book. recommend it.
food for free
by Richard maybe
is a must have for any gardener in my book, highly recommend. used it so much its warren out.
healing plants
by markus sommer
not read it cover to cover love the depth of it and you tell he has put his work into it. beautifully connected to deep understanding of medicine.
the spirit of the trees
fred hageneder
now this book i truly love.so well research and deep consciousness of the king of the plants realms.
for me this is a must have. especially if i am giving talk in relationship to the plants and self development.
the scotts herbal
by tess darwin
a great reference book
the new holistic herbal
by David Hoffmann
this great intro book to some great herbal info.
wild and herbal medical plants
by tom brown
any his books are great simple and clear
not all of info work well
the permaculture garden
by graham bell
looks good but i haven’t really tested it out yet enough to truly recommend.
permaculture design
by aranya
it looks a bit like she has made something simple complex and confusing. when its a simple nature process. maybe its good to make all these practical things conversional
pruning and training
christopher brickell
its a handy reference.
the garden problem solver
by pippa greenwood
its a bit theory based you tell a lot of it she hasn’t done her self. maybe get a copy if pick up for free or cheaply.

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