Gardening Under Lights (The Time-Life Encyclopedia of Gardening) ebook

Gardening under Lights. by James U. Crockett and Wendy B. Murphy. Release Date:January 1978. Publisher:Time-Life Books.

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Murphy, Wendy B; Time-Life Books. Describes the characteristics of 192 plants that can be raised under lights and explains how to care for them. Artificial light gardening. Time-Life Encyclopedia of Gardening.

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Follow Dave's Garden. I like the Time Life series of gardening books. They were inspiration for a beginner and still serve as a good source of plant identification as well as information. This book is no exception. Return to the Garden Bookworm homepage.

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