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		<title>Practical Gardener Container Gardening</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Container gardening is the fastest growing area of gardening and is accessible to almost everyone, but getting plants to thrive in a container can be a tricky business! This new title in the Practical Gardener series will show you how to get your containers blooming, from the height of summer to the depths of winter.</p>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Container gardening is the fastest growing area of gardening and is accessible to almost everyone, but getting plants to thrive in a container can be a tricky business! This new title in the Practical Gardener series will show you how to get your containers blooming, from the height of summer to the depths of winter.</p>
<p>Contrary to popular belief, most plants do not naturally enjoy growing in a pot and containers can be the most difficult places to grow plants. The first section of this book takes an in-depth look at the cultivation problems presented by containers and the special care requirements needed to overcome them: drainage, evaporation and watering; compost, soil depth, nutrients and feeding; plant support and staking, winter protection and pests and diseases.</p>
<p>Once you&#8217;ve mastered the essentials of successful cultivation, the next challenge is to create a beautiful display that will complement your patio, porch, balcony etc. The next section looks at all aspects of designing with containers: the different shapes, sizes and materials that containers come in; matching the right plants to the right type of container; plant combinations and changing displays for year-round colour &#8211; with special sections on hanging baskets, barrel ponds, permanent planting and growing edibles.</p>
<p>The main part of the book is a comprehensive directory of every plant you could conceivably grow in a container. Each entry includes a visual chart listing the best varieties and indicating when to plant, length of flowering season, spread, height, moisture requirements and hardiness. In addition, quick-access care charts provide a hit list of care requirements and problems to look out for.</p>
<p>Contents include:<br />&#8211; Introduction &#8211; cultivating with containers<br />&#8211; Planting Up<br />&#8211; Aftercare &#8211; watering, feeding, support, winter protection<br />&#8211; Types of Containers<br />&#8211; Planting Combinations<br />&#8211; Year-round Displays<br />&#8211; Hanging Baskets, Barrel Ponds, Permanent Planting, Growing Edibles<br />&#8211; A-Z of Container Plants<br />&#8211; Troubleshooting<br />&#8211; Pests and Diseases</p>
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