Eat Your Garden Book Giveaway

Due to circumstances beyond anyone's control, this giveaway has been extended and will be drawn on Wednesday 02 February 2011 at 9.00am.

Local Gardening Guru Leonie Shanahan has just launched her new book 'Eat Your Garden' Organic Gardening for Home & Schools, and she is very kindly giving away 2 copies to a few lucky 'Coast News' members.  This is a brilliant book, easy to read and understand, and even if you are not into Organic Gardening you may be very surprised at how much enjoyment you will get reading this book and implementing some of the simple ways you can make your backyard or balcony edible.

To get your name into the hat with a chance to score one of these copies, you must of course be a 'Coast News' member.  Just click on the link below to enter:

"A Feast of Edible Gardening Ideas"

If you have any issues with the above link, please just send an email directly to thehat@mysunshinecoast.com.au with 'A Feast of Edible Gardening Ideas' in the subject line, please ensure that you include your full name, email address, phone number and suburb in the body of your email.

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More about 'Eat Your Garden' Organic Gardening for Home & Schools:

Centred around how to inspire children in the garden,BUT, kids or no kids, EAT YOUR GARDEN, is a handy addition to any good gardeners collection.

1. Comprehensive monthly planting guides
2. Worm farms and worm towers
3. Compost methods to build your soils
4. Methods for no-dig, tank, pots and theme gardens
5. Nutrition for soil, plants and you
6. The full cycle from seed planting to seed saving

Leonie's vision of developing edible gardens within school communities has encouraged healthy eating habits amongst thousands of children, parents and teachers.

With EAT YOUR GARDEN, Leonie has compiled years of school and home garden experience into a practical guide which truly demonstrates for the rest of us the edibility of our gardens.