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Gardener’s Guide to Growing the Carrot - Gardener's Guide to Growing Your Vegetable Garden #5 - cover

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Gardener’s Guide to Growing the Carrot - Gardener's Guide to Growing Your Vegetable Garden #5

Paul R. Wonning

Publisher: Mossy Feet Books

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Summary

Gardener's Guide to Growing to the Carrot is an excellent vegetable garden guide for the garden beginner as well as the veteran gardener. 
Vegetable gardeners will find sections on growing, freezing, storing and canning carrots. Vegetable gardeners will find sections on growing, freeing, storing and canning carrots. The book covers planting, culture, harvest and storage of the carrot as well.
Available since: 09/11/2015.

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