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Sexy Soil?

Posted on May 14, 2015 by DebbieJune 26, 2015

Posted in Gardening Blog Tagged Dartmouth Park Talks, sexy soil, UN soil research permalink

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Showing until mid-May 2018.
All profits to the Wildlife Trust.

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The High-Heeled Gardener

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Penned by our own Debbie and available from our Hearticulture page.

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When ex-fashion designer Deborah answers a knock on her door, little does she know that she is about to embark upon the growmance of her life ...

Handsome local MP Toby Knight persuades her to turn a patch of land outside her house into a food-growing project – with uproarious consequences.

Join in with Deborah, The High-Heeled Gardener, as she records her adventures in a worms-and-all diary. Follow her roller-coaster year of steamy sustainability, community transition, food growing and flirtation. From seedy Sundays and GM (gorgeous male) alerts to B-cup brassicas and exploding cucumbers, this is a heady journey from haute- to horti-couture.

Featuring a cast of cabinet makers and members, wassailers and wood nymphos, freegans and pot-laureates, Deborah is not only led up the garden path, but becomes an unwitting environmentalist along the way.

The High-Heeled Gardener is an hilarious horticultural handbook:

A year of digging dangerously!

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