Product Description
This wide-ranging guide covers everything you need to know about tomatoes, from garden to plate. It discusses the best varieties to plant, including flavoursome plum tomatoes, tiny and sweet cherry tomatoes, or big traditional 'beefsteak' ones, so you can choose a tomato that's right for you, whether you have a garden patch, a greenhouse or even a container or window box. Information on harvesting and storing helps you cope with the inevitable annual glut, and the book contains a wealth of delicious recipes from around the world, including drying and chutneys to give a taste of sunshine throughout the winter.
The book is packed with fascinating facts and history – did you know that tomatoes were once considered poisonous in Britain? Illustrated throughout with pretty and nostalgic illustrations, this warm, comforting and sometimes surprising guide is the ideal book for gardeners of all skill levels who love to cook what they've grown.
More Information
| Imprint | National Trust |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 9781907892011 |
| Publication Date | 5 May 2011 |
| Format | Paperback |
| Dimensions | 180 x 120 mm (h x w) |
| Page Extent | 96 pages |
| Illustrations | 75 colour and black and white illustrations |
| View Inside Pages | Not Yet Available |
| Author | Jane McMorland Hunter |
| About the Author | Jane McMorland Hunter has written three books in the best-selling Teach Yourself series as well as The Tiny Garden (Frances Lincoln) and For the Love of an Orchard (Pavilion) both of which have been widely and favourably reviewed. She lives in London. |
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