No Need to Weed: Frances Lincoln
Autor Jamie Waltonen Limba Engleză Hardback – 3 noi 2027
See 'weeds' with fresh eyes and garden more sustainably with bestselling author, Jamie Walton (@nettlesandpetals).
What if the most overlooked plants in your garden were actually the most useful? Once dismissed as a nuisance, weeds can—when understood and managed wisely—become some of the hardest¿working plants in any outdoor space.
Jamie’s straightforward guidance invites you to embrace weeds and put them to work through accessible, inspiring chapters:
No Need to Weed flips traditional gardening wisdom on its head, revealing a world of beauty, flavor and usefulness hidden in plain sight.
If you’re ready to garden more sustainably, cook more creatively, and rethink everything you thought you knew about weeds, this is your invitation to step into a wilder, richer way of growing.
What if the most overlooked plants in your garden were actually the most useful? Once dismissed as a nuisance, weeds can—when understood and managed wisely—become some of the hardest¿working plants in any outdoor space.
Jamie’s straightforward guidance invites you to embrace weeds and put them to work through accessible, inspiring chapters:
- Meet Your Garden’s Weeds: friendly introductions to 20 of the most common and surprisingly useful species.
- Control the Weeds: learn how nödig principles drastically reduce the need to weed.
- Grow the Weeds: discover how to cultivate weeds with purpose, whether for pollinators, soil health, microgreens, or companion planting.
- Eat the Weeds: enjoy delicious, nutrient-packed recipes including cleaver¿seed coffee, bramble jelly, and Jamie’s wild garden kimchi.
- Treat with Weeds: make simple, safe homemade remedies for everyday ailments.
- Use the Weeds: craft practical projects such as nettle cord, natural plant feed, and handmade bird treats.
No Need to Weed flips traditional gardening wisdom on its head, revealing a world of beauty, flavor and usefulness hidden in plain sight.
If you’re ready to garden more sustainably, cook more creatively, and rethink everything you thought you knew about weeds, this is your invitation to step into a wilder, richer way of growing.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781805703631
ISBN-10: 1805703633
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 171 x 236 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.75 kg
Editura: Quarto Publishing Plc IWUK
Colecția Frances Lincoln
Seria Frances Lincoln
ISBN-10: 1805703633
Pagini: 192
Dimensiuni: 171 x 236 x 10 mm
Greutate: 0.75 kg
Editura: Quarto Publishing Plc IWUK
Colecția Frances Lincoln
Seria Frances Lincoln
Notă biografică
Jamie Walton is an ecological horticulturist and conservationist, growing food, flowers, and microbes in North Yorkshire, UK. His mission is to support others on their gardening journey, regardless of their circumstances.
Since founding @nettlesandpetals, Jamie has gained a global audience who share inspiring posts on gardening, conservation, and growing plants and vegetables using ecological methods. By focusing on sustainability, Jamie not only teaches people how to grow their own food but also encourages a deeper connection with nature.
Join the community @nettlesandpetals.
Since founding @nettlesandpetals, Jamie has gained a global audience who share inspiring posts on gardening, conservation, and growing plants and vegetables using ecological methods. By focusing on sustainability, Jamie not only teaches people how to grow their own food but also encourages a deeper connection with nature.
Join the community @nettlesandpetals.
Cuprins
Introduction
1 Weeds or Wonders
2 Meet Your Garden Weeds
The weeds:
Dandelion
Nettle
Cleavers
Chickweed
Broad-leaved & Ribwort Plantain
Dock
Bindweed
Couch Grass
Horsetail
Ground Elder
Bramble
Yarrow
Clover
Daisy
Creeping Thistle
Comfrey
English Ivy
Creeping Buttercup
Lamb’s Quarters
Vetch
Mullein
Burdock
Elder
3 Control the Weeds
Learn how nödig principles drastically reduce the need to weed
4 Grow the Weeds
Discover how to cultivate weeds with purpose, whether for pollinators, soil health, microgreens or companion planting
5 Eat the Weeds
The recipes:
My wild garden weed kimchi
Dandelion & burdock fermented soda
Cleavers seed ‘coffee’
Dandelion microgreens
Hairy bittercress pesto
Herbal ‘garden weed’ kombucha
Bramble fruit leather
Chickweed pakoras
Common mallow veggie patties
Pickled plantain buds (ribwort & broadleaf)
Hedge garlic mustard
Nettle seed energy balls (with wild additions)
6 Treat with Weeds
The remedies:
Herbal Tea
Infusion (Hot and cold)
Decoction
Salve
Poultice
Herbal Syrup
Tincture
Herbal Oil
7 Use the Weeds
The projects:
Teasel seed heads for brushes
Thistle paper
Burdock root ink
Dock seed charcoal
Dandelion pigment paint
Mullein flower candles
Ivy washing-up liquid
Pineapple weed hair brightening rinse
Yarrow and pineapple weed air freshener
Nettle floor or surface cleaner
Hanging bramble cane bird feeder and crop barrier
Reuse bramble canes as crop protection
Bindweed Cord
Nettle Bracelet
Mixed Weed Mineral Tonic
Deep-root Gold
Horsetail Silica Tonic
Fermented Weed Serum
Final Thoughts
Resources
Index
About the Author
1 Weeds or Wonders
2 Meet Your Garden Weeds
The weeds:
Dandelion
Nettle
Cleavers
Chickweed
Broad-leaved & Ribwort Plantain
Dock
Bindweed
Couch Grass
Horsetail
Ground Elder
Bramble
Yarrow
Clover
Daisy
Creeping Thistle
Comfrey
English Ivy
Creeping Buttercup
Lamb’s Quarters
Vetch
Mullein
Burdock
Elder
3 Control the Weeds
Learn how nödig principles drastically reduce the need to weed
4 Grow the Weeds
Discover how to cultivate weeds with purpose, whether for pollinators, soil health, microgreens or companion planting
5 Eat the Weeds
The recipes:
My wild garden weed kimchi
Dandelion & burdock fermented soda
Cleavers seed ‘coffee’
Dandelion microgreens
Hairy bittercress pesto
Herbal ‘garden weed’ kombucha
Bramble fruit leather
Chickweed pakoras
Common mallow veggie patties
Pickled plantain buds (ribwort & broadleaf)
Hedge garlic mustard
Nettle seed energy balls (with wild additions)
6 Treat with Weeds
The remedies:
Herbal Tea
Infusion (Hot and cold)
Decoction
Salve
Poultice
Herbal Syrup
Tincture
Herbal Oil
7 Use the Weeds
The projects:
Teasel seed heads for brushes
Thistle paper
Burdock root ink
Dock seed charcoal
Dandelion pigment paint
Mullein flower candles
Ivy washing-up liquid
Pineapple weed hair brightening rinse
Yarrow and pineapple weed air freshener
Nettle floor or surface cleaner
Hanging bramble cane bird feeder and crop barrier
Reuse bramble canes as crop protection
Bindweed Cord
Nettle Bracelet
Mixed Weed Mineral Tonic
Deep-root Gold
Horsetail Silica Tonic
Fermented Weed Serum
Final Thoughts
Resources
Index
About the Author