Container Herb Gardening: How To Plant, Grow, Dry and Preserve Herbs Organically Paperback – September 1, 2014

There were quite a number of typos. I was hoping for far more information than what it gives.

Container Herb Gardening: How to Plant, Grow, Dry and Preserve Herbs Organically by David StoneDifferences of gardening. Sections on container gardening with some beautiful photos.Herbs and their uses also has a chart with the herb name and what the uses are.How to plan your container garden, what kinds of soil to use location, and even how to care for it.Drying and preserving the herbs is also shown and discussed due to all the components involved and also how to use these for gifts.Also sections on making tea and bath melts,Problems with using container gardening and how to fix the problems.Other works by the author are highlighted at the end.

This is a great book for beginner gardeners or gardeners who have never delved into growing herbs. There is some great information in this book, that even I (black thumb right here) could follow!The author discusses the benefits of various herbs and their uses. There is great information regarding how to properly plan you container gardening including soil or substitute choices, container choices, location, and planting timelines. The author does a great job teaching how to care for your container garden as well as how to preserve and use the herbs once they are full grown. There is also a great section of the book regarding common problems that people may encounter when grown or preserving herbs.

I have enjoyed it so far and it is helpful. I'm not very good gardener but I think anyone wanting to learn. I found some info useful regarding when to harvest the herbs and the best methods by overall. Very good guide book.

This is a very basic book with very basic instructions. Honestly, I wish I didn't buy it but it was super cheap so.

Basic book on topics such as types of containers. Not at all what I was looking for. I already knew that plants like water and that there are different kinds of soil medium for potted plants. I was looking for something that would help me plan a container gardens.

If you've never planted a plant on your life this book might be helpful. It basically skims over the most basic aspects of planting, and then devotes the last quarter of the book to how to dry herbs and use them in medicinal teas. I really wanted more in-depth treatment of individual herbs and their requirements. Oh well, for $4 I guess it's the best you can expect.

Super fun to use

Very informative book, starts out by telling you about the types of herbs you can grow in containers, to how beneficial gardening is for your soul, moves onto how useful herbs are for your health and different ways to use them. I presume the reviewers who found it unhelpful and basic are absolute experts in container gardening already but as for the rest of us - not a bad book at all!

Absolutely rubbish, hardly any content, literally nothing written that even a novice wouldn't know. Absolute con.

pathetic book..charges you 500 for nothing..hardly has 50 pages that too full of very very basic kinder garten stuff..not a single herb mentioned...