Grow Fruit & Vegetables in Pots: ing Advice & Recipes from Great Dixter

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Review ------ "Wow!... The text is entertaining and informative, the images are good enough to eat and the practical advice is sound, as it's based on experience."—Matthew Biggs, gardener, writer and broadcaster "Super-fresh seasonal dishes from Aaron Bertelsen, the kitchen-friendly gardener at one of Britain's greatest country houses, will take you from plot to plate in minutes... and the good news is you don't even need a garden."—Mail on Sunday YOU magazine "Great Dixter gardener cook, Aaron Bertelsen, shares his knowledge of growing edibles in pots."—Gardens Illustrated "Following his bestselling debut, The Great Dixter Cookbook, Aaron Bertelsen has turned to containers. In Grow Fruit & Vegetables in Pots he has created a beautiful, practical guide including over 50 delicious recipes as further incentive."—ELLE Decoration "Super-fresh seasonal dishes from Aaron Bertelsen, the kitchen-friendly gardener at one of Britain's greatest country houses, will take you from plot to plate in minutes... and the good news is you don't even need a garden... There's nothing more satisfying than cooking with homegrown fruit and veg. Aaron Bertelsen, head gardener at Great Dixter House, reveals just how simple - and super-tasty - this can be."—YOU magazine, The Mail on Sunday "Over 25 vegetables, fruit and s that can easily be grown and cropped in containers."—Garden News "Expert practice advice... Beautifully photographed."—This England "Just the opening spreads of images of leafy gardens and stacks of terracotta ers in a romantically lit potting shed are worth pausing over on a cold winter morning. The follow-up to the English countryside-based gardener Aaron Bertelsen's bestselling The Great Dixter Cookbook, this lovely tome shares container gardening tips that are as practical in Birmingham, England, as in Birmingham, Alabama..."—Garden & Online "Practical gardening tips for even the smallest of spaces... This really is the perfect book for learning the joys of growing and cooking your own produce."—Country Homes & Interiors "Aaron Bertelsen's ultimate guide to getting back in touch with nature if your outdoor space is limited to a minuscule balcony or yard."—Stylist "A gourmet gift to green-fingered tronomes."—Town & Country magazine "Beautifully illustrated... Including easy-to-make preserves and pickles."—Women's Weekly magazine "A real treat."—The English Garden "Recipes for breakfast muffins with home-grown figs or tempura baby courgettes will encourage me to get my compost and trowel out."—Blanche Vaughan, House & Garden Food Editor Read more ( javascript:void(0) ) About the Author ---------------- Originally from New Zealand and trained at Kew Gardens in London, Aaron Bertelsen joined Great Dixter in 1996 as a student and has worked there as the vegetable gardener and cook ever since. Read more ( javascript:void(0) )