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May 9, 2017May 9, 2017 greenbooksblog

The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating

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"Giving your Garden back to Nature" - listen to our author Mary Reynolds speak about the importance of giving your garden space to breathe. A fascinating talk.
Charles Dowding held an in-depth talk and answered lots of questions on gardening for Proper Job (www.proper-job.org). If you want to dive deep into Charles' no-dig organic gardening knowledge then this is for you! @charles_dowding @properjobreuse
"All our growing systems should be storing carbon; plants and soil are currently the only way of taking carbon out of the air." Martin Crawford, author of 'Creating a Forest Garden', is interviewed on the Tributaries podcast. Listen here:
"Compost publishing doesn’t get any better" - thanks Irish News for this fantastic review of 'How to Make and Use Compost' by Nicky Scott. "The insights, ideas and inspiration that flow from its pages lift it far beyond the ostensibly mundane practice of leaving dead stuff in a pile to rot."
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