It's amazing how a tiny idea can plant itself, germinate, and fruit. So just like that I bought some trees, chopped them most of the way down, and now I dream in peach flavored peace.
I had studied the idea of backyard orchard culture many years ago and didn't act on it. This year, I did. This book is 100% responsible for the 3 tiny fruit trees in my new orchard. There's actually very little risk and a whole lot to gain.
The author is well spoken, knowledgeable, and easy to spend time with. I love this little book!
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Very Interesting, Different Ideas, Poor Packaging/Handling
This book was recommended on a blog post and I was very interested given that I don't live on a farm or have lots of land. It is helpful to people who don't have alot of land, mostly suburban and urban dwellers. It made me think. The author has new ideas but I'm looking forward to trying them. I read the whole thing in an afternoon and then was inspired to want to go outside and try out some of the ideas.This book is more for people who don't already have trees or just bought trees a few months ago. If you already have trees, the book is not terribly helpful as she basically says you can never make your trees small; you just have to tear them out and plant new ones.I'm not sure if the packaging was poor or if the mail service was too rough but the package arrived with two holes ripped open. The book was ok though...good thing it wasn't raining outside when it was delivered.
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