Andrea Bellamy
Auteur de Sugar Snaps and Strawberries: Simple Solutions for Creating Your Own Small-Space Edible Garden
Œuvres de Andrea Bellamy
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- Sexe
- female
- Nationalité
- Canada
- Lieux de résidence
- Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
- Courte biographie
- [excerpted from author's website]
I spent most of my childhood outdoors, climbing Douglas Firs and spotting fairies on our heavily-treed half-acre. I forest bathed every damn day, relishing both the adventure and the deep calm provided by the natural world just outside my door.
In 2005 merged my two loves—writing, and gardening—and put my English degree to better use than the advertising copywriting I was then doing. I went on to earn a certificate in garden design from the University of British Columbia, author two books on creating small-space edible gardens, speak across the United States and Canada, and contribute to a variety of magazines and publications. I was the garden columnist for Edible Vancouver for several years, winning a Silver Award of Achievement from the Garden Writers Association.
I live in Vancouver, Canada with my husband and children, where I grow a wide range of organic edibles, along with blooms for Small Patch Flowers, a social enterprise planted in 2019.
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- Œuvres
- 2
- Membres
- 138
- Popularité
- #148,171
- Évaluation
- 4.1
- Critiques
- 2
- ISBN
- 5
This is really a beginner's guide: Bellamy lays out the basics of small-space gardening clearly, in a step-by-step linear fashion that lends itself well to a straight-through reading. There are useful charts, gardening "recipes," and pretty photos throughout the book. It's like having a gardening website laid out nicely in book format.
I don't know if advanced gardeners would need the info contained in Sugar Snaps and Strawberries, but it's a great find for a noob to the world of edible gardening, and fits nicely into my little gardening shelf -- I find the tone similar to Gayla Trail's books, which is probably part of the reason I like it so much.… (plus d'informations)