I was interested in building some raised beds in our backyard to improve our garden space. This book and Mel’s philosophy kept coming up in my initial Internet raised bed browsing, so when I saw a copy on the shelf at Home Depot, I picked it up.

Just a great, straight-forward, no-nonsense guide to building raised beds, filling them with a home-mixed soil, and what to plant in your beds, how many to plant per square foot, and some initial thoughts on rotating crops from Spring to Summer.



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rating: 2 of 5 stars
Charlaine Harris’ writing improved a little from the first book in the Sookie Stackhouse series, but I still only rate the book as ‘ok’. There was very little mystery in the plot — most questions were answered almost immediately after they were presented. It also seems like this book was yet another attempt to introduce some characters for later usage in the series, without providing any real hints as to why they needed to be a part of this book.



On the plus side, this is a pretty darn quick read, and it gives me some hope about the 2nd season of True Blood.


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