Bountiful Vegetable Garden on 6 Hundredths. Rules and Tips for Beginners

There are two categories of gardeners and vegetable growers that represent extremes: workaholics and slackers. For some, everything grows and blooms. They toil day and night, wielding their shovels, but this labor does not add to their health. For others, in their shabby gardens, you would not find parsley or dill even with a lantern; the weeds are above their heads, and they seem not too worried about it. But there is another type of summer resident: the reasonably lazy one. They adhere to the golden mean: they harvest a rich yield and do not forget to relax. This book tells how to become such a person and create a wonderful garden without unnecessary hassle. The author is the famous amateur gardener Galina Alexandrovna Kizima. At eighty years old, she manages her summer cottage affairs perfectly and also runs a website, appears on the radio and television. Who better than her to know the way to become a reasonably lazy summer resident, gathering a large harvest year after year, while still enjoying summer vacations? She generously shares all the secrets of saving effort, time, and resources with her readers.