Peter Burke (7) (1950–)

Good, practical advice on growing indoors year 'round!

We attended a library class (with materials!) based on this book - simple and inspirational, and in the dead of winter, a heart-warming taste of spring!

The book has more than enough information to get you started; my main criticism would be that it spends an awful lot of time telling you why *this* method is better than other options. I appreciate that Burke has found this method to be superior - but it seemed distracting anddoesn't show more advance the how-to. show less

from Terri:

This is a great book of how to grow salad greens without a greenhouse, grow lights, cold frame or sprouting jars. The author gives you everything you need to know to soil sprout greens for your table for the entire winter or year. I was amazed at the detail the author packed in 192 pages. A do-it-yourself guide that is step-by-step with helpful photos and a section for FAQ and trouble-shooting.

Excellent, practical, easy-to-understand instructions for quickly growing nutritious sprouts. Includes recipes, detailed guidance, variations, and resources. I'm excited to use this information to easily starting growing at home!

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