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Margaret Roberts' awe-inspiring knowledge in the field of herbs has long been an inspiration to serious gardeners and commercial growers. The Lavender Book is a succinct yet comprehensive guide to the lavender types and varieties suitable to local conditions and is intended to get you outdoors and growing your own lavender without further ado. Using her own trials at the Herbal Centre, she offers practical instruction on propagating, planting, nurturing and harvesting lavender. Also included in this collection of lavender wisdom is a treasure trove of original recipes and craft ideas. Recipes follow a clear step-by-step format and are interwoven with useful hints and tips. The use of lavender medicinally, in aromatherapy and as an insect repellant will appeal to the growing body of concerned people who aspire to a more natural organic way of life. This is the ultimate book on lavender for the gardener, the commercial grower, the craftsman, the cook, the beauty therapist and for everyone else in between. Margaret Roberts has published several books and articles on herbs, health and gardening. She is well known for her television shows, radio appearances and lavender collection marketed through Woolworths. She runs the Herbal Centre at De Wildt in the North West Province, where visitors are invited to share her herbal experience and to walk amongst her extraordinary lavender collection, all named and catalogued. Lavender is everybody`s favourite herb and this book will appeal not only to gardeners but to anyone with an interest in using herbs medicinally, in cosmetics, aromatherapy and in cooking.

Book details

• Full title: The Lavender Book
• Author: Margaret Roberts
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 144
• EAN: 9783804721227
• ISBN: 3804721222
• ID: 12675808
• Publisher: Wissenschaftliche
• Weight: 518 g
• Dimensions: 238 × 210 × 15 mm
• Date of publishing: 01. March 2004

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