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Many people feel the urge to grow their own food, yet don't know where to start. Gone are the days where this life skill is passed down through the generations, leaving the keen gardener to find their own way through a minefield of information overload, not all of it trustworthy.
Growing Vegetables has been created to guide and encourage the novice gardener, week by week, through their first year of growing vegetables.
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