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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled Weedless Gardening about I>Weedless, Gardening</I, There's with the genre: Crafts, Hobbies & Home, Gardening & Landscape Design.
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conversations.value: "There's no such thing," my ace-gardener mom said when I told her about <I>Weedless Gardening</I>. I think author the author would agree that the title is a bit misleading (there will always be some weeds). Also a bit misleading are the blurbs from the publisher, which stop short of calling the book "ground-breaking" only because the author's system is based on the total eschewal of tilling or otherwise turning over the soil. The building blocks of his philosophy have been in use for decades in one way or another: from low-till commercial farming techniques (which sometimes also involve firebombing the soil with herbicide) to simple green composting with knocked-down cover crops. But in <I>Weedless Gardening</I> the author takes it all the way, no tilling, no herbicide unless absolutely necessary--all while providing everything the home gardener needs to know about cover crops, composting, and drip irrigation. In every section the author lists mail-order and Internet sources for supplies.
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: I think author the author would agree that the title is a bit misleading (there will always be some weeds). Also a bit misleading are the blurbs from the publisher, which stop short of calling the book "ground-breaking" only because the author's system is based on the total eschewal of tilling or otherwise turning over the soil. The building blocks of his philosophy have been in use for decades in one way or another: from low-till commercial farming techniques (which sometimes also involve firebombing the soil with herbicide) to simple green composting with knocked-down cover crops. But in <I>Weedless Gardening</I> the author takes it all the way, no tilling, no herbicide unless absolutely necessary--all while providing everything the home gardener needs to know about cover crops, composting, and drip irrigation. In every section the author lists mail-order and Internet sources for supplies.