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Give
Peas a Chance: organic gardening cartoon-science. Barbarow. Cartoons simplify
starting and maintaining thriving organic gardens. All you need to know to start
and maintain a thriving organic garden, from soil chemistry and preparation to
composting or propagation. 222 large-format pages.
ISBN: 978-0-87931-205-4.
#NATG1373
paper$12.95.
Book Reviews of Give Peas A Chance
1. "This
zany/practical/funny/serious book has been out for several years, but we hadn't
seen it until recently. Too bad for us! All the text is hand-lettered, and there
are delightful cartoonish sketches on most pages. It truly is fun to read--and
while you're laughing, you'll get a first-rate education in the fundamentals of
soil science, plant physiology, entomology, and ecology. Barbarow has a knack
for explaining even abstruse subjects in a clear, easily accessible way.
"Amazingly. there is nothing superficial about Barbarow's cartoon approach to
science. You'll learn many of the same concepts covered in introductory college
horticulture courses--and we guarantee you won't be bored stiff (as we were in
one such course). There are individual chapters on composting, soil preparation,
soil chemistry, fertilizers, garden design, plant propagation, watering, and
pest control.
"We recommend this book to just about everybody: beginning and advanced
gardeners, students looking for science project ideas, even non-gardeners
curious about "where food comes from." (Hortideas, September 1995)
2. "This book is an informative adventure into organic gardening. The
scientific facts and chemistry as well as basic gardening are explained by word
and cartoon. Anyone can understand this book. The cartoons explained, very well,
many scientific facts about the process of gardening. Don't be misled, this is
an adult book. The author does not insult your intelligence by talking down to
the reader. He just tells 'it' lightly." (Barbara S. Jones, California
Garden</>, July-August 1996)
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