Vintage Good Condition - Ex-library with scuffed covers, edge and corner creasing, and handwritten library identification. Page edges are spotted, and pages remain readable. Copyright 1980.
Lawrence D. Hills places soil fertility at the centre of a productive garden, exploring how organic matter and thoughtful cultivation can support healthy growth. Compost, mulches and green manures form part of a practical approach that makes use of available resources and pays attention to the living processes beneath the surface. The book connects the care of the soil with the crops it supports, encouraging gardeners to consider how nutrients are returned and how waste materials can become useful inputs. Rooted in the organic-gardening movement, it combines explanation with an experienced grower's interest in results. A useful read for those exploring the history and practice of organic cultivation, it offers a sustained argument for treating fertility as a garden's foundation.
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