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Hardcover. Condition: Fine. vii, 280 pages : illustrations, map ; 24 cm ; ISBN 9780875968094, 9780875968650, 9780875968018, 0875968090, 0875968651, 0875968015 ; OCLC 40498146 ; LCCN 98058098 ; LOC No SB453 .E689 1999 ; Dewey 635 ; color pictorial boards, no dustjacket ; With warmth, wit, and detail, garden guru Catriona Tudor Erler teaches you which tools you need for essential garden jobs, how to help hoses find the "fountain of youth", whether to repair, replace or rent equipment, and hundreds more thrifty lessons. "What Will You Save?" and "25 Smart Shopping Tips" sidebars put frugal facts right at readers' green thumbs. Whether you are planting a perennial border or pumpkin patch, this resource will help you spend little and grow a lot! ; An internationally recognized garden writer, photographer, and speaker, Catriona Tudor Erler is the author of eight garden books and numerous articles that have appeared in such publications as Architectural Digest and Southern Accents. She gardens with her husband and twin sons at their home in Vienna, Virginia. ; Contents: How to be a frugal gardener -- Get the garden you want-The frugal way -- Save money on plants -- The frugal gardener's tools -- Save money with soil amendments -- Cutting maintenance costs -- Designing on a budget -- Cost-conscious garden projects -- resources for frugal gardeners -- Recommended reading ; FINE. Book. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - This is the extraordinary story of an ordinary American who couldn't help but develop doubts where society doesn't allow doubts. In an attempt to overcome those doubts, he asked questions that society does not tolerate; and he gave answers that society suppresses to this day by any means.This autobiographical book interweaves two narrative strands. The first spans the early years of his conversion to the status of an ostracized doubter in 1979 and 1980, describing the inner turmoil he experienced when one day, by sheer coincidence, he discovered he had believed something all his adult life about Germans and Jews that he now realized may not be true at all. The other strand tells episodes of Smith's fledgling activities during the mid-1980s when he started asking questions and probing for answers about his doubts, lobbying for a free exchange of ideas and a free press where the powers that be had no interest in it.This book chronicles the budding of what was to become the world's most effective campaign so far conducted, aiming at implementing an open debate on the West's last standing taboo subject. It describes the beginnings of the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust, which was formally established just around the time the first edition of this book was published.This is an earthy, humorous, unsparing and compelling account of how Smith's confrontation with his last frontier of unwarranted belief - the Holocaust story - changed his life due to the resulting struggle to balance the right relationship with men, women and ideas.…