Container Gardening: A Reliable Beginner’s Guide to Successful Vegetable Growing (Urban Gardening Simplified)

This is a great little book! I am a novice gardener and preferred to start with containers to see whether I have any semblance of a green thumb. Kendra's book is easy to read, easy to understand, and presents the material in a manner that is not overwhelming for someone who knows next-to-nothing about gardening. She provides some great tips, techniques and general advice for getting started.

I like the explanations on common fungi to look out for and the common pests, and there are photos to identify. Very helpful and informative. Good read.

I am a Master Gardener and use this book to teach beginners. Easy to read and understand. Good picture also.

This was a okay book but it was not worth the price! It was more like a brochure than a book. And the majority of the book talked about containers you could use and disease. I wish it explained more about growing and harvesting. Over all this is not a good book to buy.

This book is great for beginners like me. I love gardening and this book give me tip and instruction to help me achieve my dream garden. I am more confident now since I have all the knowledge that I need and hopefully the experience will be great. I am super excited to start

This book is for exactly who its target buyer is the beginner container gardener. Useful information in getting started and maintaining a healthy and productive vegetable garden. Explains the how, what, and why of the container gardens for those looking to garden this way or do not have the space for a traditional garden.

Nothing here that a quick internet search would not already provide. Small and way overpriced. Returned

A really interesting book. The kids would be so excited to try growing stuff again. We tried growing celery and tomatoes at home but were not successful. They were quite disappointed then as they have a wonderful vegetable garden in school. Can't wait to try out container gardening.

With only 50 pages and a low work count per page it’s more of a pamphlet than a book