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title: "Urban Gardening: How To Grow Food In Any City Apartment Or Yard No Matter How Small (Growing Indoors, On Rooftop , Small Yards, Balcony Gardens, Planting ... Systems) (Gardening Guidebook Book 1) Kindle Edition"
brand: "will cook"
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# Urban Gardening: How To Grow Food In Any City Apartment Or Yard No Matter How Small (Growing Indoors, On Rooftop , Small Yards, Balcony Gardens, Planting ... Systems) (Gardening Guidebook Book 1) Kindle Edition

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- **What is this?** Urban Gardening: How To Grow Food In Any City Apartment Or Yard No Matter How Small (Growing Indoors, On Rooftop , Small Yards, Balcony Gardens, Planting ... Systems) (Gardening Guidebook Book 1) Kindle Edition by will cook
- **How much does it cost?** € 7.72 with free shipping
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## Customer Reviews

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    ALERT, PLAGIARISM!  Parts of this book (including photos) are copied DIRECTLY FROM THE INTERNET.
  

*by A***A on Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2014*

This is the website that I found the following pages on the internet, COPIED, word for word.No credit is given to the website for the plant information or the photos that are copied.The website is the Mother Nature Network...[...]The pages in question are pages 16 through 29.  (Word for word, and all photos found on those pages...copied from the below website...)I would appreciate an explanation, please.

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    No Real Helpful Information
  

*by A***Y on Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2014*

There was very little information that I could actually use from this book so I'm glad I got it for free. I appreciate the attempt to raise awareness for more growing indoors, but this book was not helpful for "any type of space." I live in a one bedroom apartment, with no balcony. We are lucky enough that we have a "sunroom" and I've even put up shelves where I'll plant something eventually. What I really needed was information on the care of container plants. There was plenty of basic information for outside planting, including on a balcony or in a small garden, but what about if you're actually planting indoors? I got a few helpful tips, such as a list of plants that do well with minimum sunlight and I was reminded of the water bottle window garden idea. These are things that could be found with a simple Google search, though. The book is great as a pep talk and encourages you to do more research to start a garden no matter your space, but for actually researching, it fell very short.

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    I have some basic problems with this book.
  

*by J***R on Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2013*

The opening statements are a tad unrealistic.Trying to convince your landlord to allow a roof top garden is futile. Firstly, unless they are already on-board with the urban gardening movememt, they are not going to open themselves up to all of the unknowns. Secondly, landlords are investing in property to make money not make the world a better place.Finding land just rotting away doesn't happen. Just because land isn't being used by humans doesn't mean it going to waste. It most likely recovering from human abuse.Worst of all, buying land with a group of people is a disaster waiting to happen.These pretty much set the tone of the book for me.The rest of the book is pretty mundane, but useful.The shining light here is that there is a lot of general information in one place. Some of it is good and useful information.For the beginner or urbanite with a budding interest in gardening, this is a reasonable place to start.

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