Veg Books.

[Davdandy]

This is the best one I've come across. Possibly too much info for some on various issues, but the veg by veg section at the end of the book is excellent and very comprehensive.
Grow Your Own Vegetables: Joy Larkcom: Amazon.co.uk: Books

Just orderded this from Amazon.�6.49.Cant ever have too much info can we.?

[elsie-scot]

got the Harrison, Carol Klein and a very old veg/fruit planner - and each have their good and bad points. Borrowed Titchmarsh's kitchen gardener from library and I did like that - if you can cope with his odd wording at times - but still it didnt have exactly what I would like all in one book.

[pipkins]

Just bought Alan Titchmarsh "The Kitchen Gardener" for �7.99 from WH Smiths

I have also bought as recomended on here Joy Larcom "Creative Vegetable Gardening" and Jekka McVicar "Seeds"

I love books

[Bren In Pots]

Last week I bought Alan Titchmarsh 'Guide to Greenhouse gardening' from the local charity shop for 50 pence.

[Alison]

As somebody has already said, the River Cottage Handbook one is very good and I too keep it in my lottie back for handy reference when needed.

[ginger ninger]

I have so many books its heard to choose only one, so I'll give you a few that I would recommend, Going Organic/Bob Flowerdew you don't have to be organic to enjoy this book, The Allotment Book/Andi Cleverly full of good advice for both allotment growers and none allotment peeps, All Carol Klein's Gardening books a must for new and experienced gardeners alike, The Kitchen Gardener/ (Guru) Allan Titchmarsh this has to be my Bible when it comes to gardening.
And when you've grown your fruit/veg, Garden Cook Book/Sarah Raven's invaluable book for everyone who likes to cook there home grown produce.
Hope these are helpfull.