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How to Grow Native Orchids in Gardens Large and SmallA comprehensive guide to cultivating local speciesWilson Wall, David MorganHaving native orchids growing in the garden is a gardener’s dream –and this book can help it come true. How to Grow Native Orchids in Gardens Large and Small starts with the history and botany of orchids and continues with practical tips. Find out• Which species of orchids will work in your garden• How to protect them from pests and diseases• How to grow orchids in a container• How to start an orchid meadowThe special relationship between native orchids and their surroundings makes them a marker of the health of an environment. Learn how to cherish these remarkable flowers and help them flourish in their natural habitat

The Authors: Wilson Wall is the Director of Bewdley Orchids, an elected Fellow of the Institute of Biology (now the Royal Society of Biology) and Chartered Biologist, Wilson has a PhD in genetics and a long interest in growing orchids from seed.

David Morgan has a PhD in plant physiology and has done six years of postdoctoral research in the same field. He works in IT, but spends his free time walking the hills of the UK and trekking in remote regions of the world, watercolour painting natural subjects and plant recording with the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland. For 15 years now he has had wild orchids growing in his garden.

Key Selling Points:• Beautiful photographs and

illustrations• Written by a trained biologist

and a member of the Royal Botanical Society, the book provides practical inspiration for increasing the biodiversity in your garden

• Endorsements by bee-experts, gardeners and journalists

NATIVE ORCHIDSIN GARDENS LARGE

AND SMALLA comprehensive

guide to cultivating local species

Wilson Wall Dave Morgan

How to grow

194 pages, 255 mm x 205 mm, 1 September 2018, Hardback

Rights sold: • None

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IntroductionPart 1: Understanding Orchids1 A love-affair with orchids2. The structure and life cycle of native orchids3. Native orchids suitable for cultivation

Part 2: Cultivation4. Growing orchids in your garden: the basics5. Raising plants from seed6. Pests and diseasesPart 3: Orchid Communities7. Creating a garden meadow8. An orchid orchard or garden

glade9. Orchids in rockeries or damp ground10. Repopulating wild areasResources

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Edible MushroomsA forager’s guide to the wild fungi of Britain and EuropeGeoff DannDescription:

An up-to-date, comprehensive and brilliantly illustrated book on fungi foraging in the Britain and Europe. It covers every known edible species, and all the poisonous groups, as well as a few other extremely common mushrooms and a handful that are of interest for other reasons.• Identify edible & poisonous mushrooms.• Distinguish between ‘lookalike’ species.• Know when is the best time and place to hunt for each species.• Identify edible species which should be left alone because they are threatened.Perfect for all ability levels – from an absolute beginner to an experienced fungi forager who’d like to become an expert. Each edible species is ranked according to its difficulty/danger level, so beginners can start with the easiest and safe ones while experienced foragers can learn how to safely forage for much trickier species that other mushroom foraging guides leave out.

The Author: Geoff Dann is one of the UK’s leading fungi and foraging experts. He runs practical courses on foraging and gives talks on mushroom identification, as well as having a wider interest in wild food.

Key Selling Points:• 1531 copies sold in previous

edition• Most up-to-date mushroom

foraging guide for the UK and Europe

• Includes a Latin Index• Illustrated with beautiful in-situ

photographs to help correctly identify mushrooms

• Author has previously been interviewed by the BBC and ITV as a mushroom expert

528 pages, 234mm x 168mm, 1 June 2018, Hardback

Written by a master of mycology who deeply loves fungus,

its habitats and its quirks.Tim Maddams, Chef, TV Presenter &

Cookery Writer

Rights sold:• None

Part I: Fungi and Foraging• Chapter 1: What are fungi? • Chapter 2: How to identify fungi • Chapter 3: Where and when to find

fungi • Chapter 4: Safety and equipment • Chapter 5: Culture and laws

• Chapter 6: Poisonous fungi • Chapter 7: Edible fungiPart II: The Fungi• Detailed profilesIndexLatin IndexPhotograph Credits

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Part 1: Letting nature nurture your garden1 The art of not digging 2 The basics 3 Deciding what to grow 4 What’s in season?5 A few pests, a little disease 6 Sowing seeds, raising plants 7 Making compost

8 The moonPart 2: Healthy harvests9 Summer salads10 Winter salads 11 Alliums 12 Choice of roots.14 Brassicas 15 Tomatoes & greenhouse vegetables

16 Perennial vegetables17 Herbs & edible flowers18 Tree fruit19 Soft fruit

Organic Gardening The natural no-dig wayCharles Dowding

Description:In this full-colour edition of Organic Gardening, Charles Dowding shares the wealth of his experience, explaining his no-dig approach to soil and plants and revealing the range of techniques that have enabled him to grow healthy and vibrant crops for decades.Based on this approach and his use of a system of permanent, slightly raised beds, Charles shows how to grow a delicious variety of fruit and vegetables organically: what to choose; when to sow, plant and harvest; and how best to avoid pests and diseases.

The Author: Charles Dowding is a professional gardener and the leading authority on the no-dig method. He also runs enormously popular courses and is best known as the author of Organic Gardening, Salad Leaves for all Seasons and How to Create a New Vegetable Garden

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Key Selling Points:

• The classic book on organic gardening, 3 editions – over 25,000 copies sold

• Shows how to grow tasty vegetables with minimum effort

• Endorsed by Raymond Blanc and Joy Larkom

• The author appears regularly on BBC’s gardening shows and Monty Don has called him “the guru of no-dig gardening”

272 pages, 170 mm x 234 mm, 1 June 2018, Hardback

“Charles is a passionate and accomplished gardener, who grows

vegetables of amazing flavour.” Raymond Blanc

Rights Sold:• Hungary

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Part 1: Growing Leaves1. High yields, small spaces2. Vital knowledge for succesful harvests3. Sowing, planting and harvesting through the year4. Small spaces and micro leaves5. Leaf flavours6. Sowing, raising, sustaining7. Cosmic leaves

8. Slugs and other pestsPart 2: Salad leaf seasons of harvest9. Leafing through the seasons10. Recipes for all seasonsPart 3: 11. Lettuce12. Endives and chicories13. Leaves of the cabbage family14. Spinach, chard and beet

15. Exotic tastes and colours16. Herbs and flowers17. Outdoor winter saladsPart 4: Indoor sowing and growing18. Indoor sowing19.Salad leaves through the winter

Salad Leaves for All Seasons Organic growing from pot to plotCharles Dowding

Description:With Salad Leaves for All Seasons, you can bring abundant harvests of delicious and attractive leaves to your table all year round, whatever the size of your growing space. Here is all the information you need for growing healthy plants, including:• Details of a wide variety of salad leaves• Growing outdoors in winter• Growing micro leaves• Dealing with pestsNo more sprayed lettuce and supermarket imports – reap the benefits of healthy, nutritious meals from your own patio or garden. Discover the secrets of the seasons, and how to work with the weather to create a healthy and productive crop. Learn to grow salad in whatever space you have available – from a window box to an allotment.


Key Selling Points:• A full-colour edition of

Charles Dowding’s classic book on salad growing

• Over 10,800 copies sold• Shows how to grow healthy

organic salad in containers and in gardens

272 pages, 170 mm x 234 mm, 1 September 2018, Hardback

“An essential book for every garden and kitchen” Nigel Slater

Rights Sold: • Germany

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“This is the number one book for anyone who loves salads”

Anna Pavord

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How to Create a New Vegetable Garden Producing a beautiful and fruitful garden from scratchCharles DowdingDescription:Charles Dowding draws on his years of experience, to show how easy it is to start a new vegetable garden. Any plot – whether a building site, overgrown with weeds or unwanted lawn – can be turned into a beautiful and productive vegetable area. Charles’s no-nonsense and straightforward advice is the perfect starting point for the beginner or experienced gardener.It is filled with labour-saving ideas and the techniques that Charles uses to garden so successfully, and is illustrated throughout with photos and tales from Charles’s first year in his new vegetable garden.


Key Selling Points:• 4000 hardback and e-book

copies sold worldwide• Practical tips on how to

make the soil more fertile• Specific advice on vegetable

growing

224 pages, 170 mm x 234 mm, 1 February 2018, Paperback

“How to clear weeds and grow great plants: Charles explains from a

wealth of experience.” Sarah Raven

Rights Sold:• None

• Starting points• Beauty in the food garden• The setting• Two stages of clearing ground• Mulch - what, why, how?• Comparing techniques

• Raising plants• Early sowings and plantings• Polytunnels and greenhouses• Annual veg: a season of harvests• Perennial vegetables

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Growing Self-Sufficiency Realize your dream and enjoy producing your own fruit, vegetables, eggs and meatSally NexDescription:Growing Self-Sufficiency is a practical and inspirational guide for both the beginner and the experienced gardener. Readers will enjoy the satisfaction and pride of providing food for themselves and their family, whether they choose to grow their vegetables on a small balcony or in a back yard, a garden, a homestead or a smallholding.With Sally Nex’s realistic and grounded advice anyone can go out, right now, and start growing for themselves.

The Author: Sally Nex has been feeding her family with home-grown produce – fruit, vegetables, meat and eggs – for the last 20 years. She writes about vegetable-growing and self-sufficiency for BBC Gardeners’ World, RHS The Garden, Grow Your Own and The Guardian.

192 pages, 255mm x 205mm, 2017, Paperback

“No better person than Sally Nex to help growers take the next step towards

self-sufficiency” Lia Leendertz, award-winning garden

and food writer

Key Selling Points:• 900 copies sold • Practical tips on how to start

living a more self-sufficient lifestyle: from salad leaves on the windowsill to chick-ens in the garden

• Sally’s three-pot method will allow readers to have access to delicious vegetables all-the-year round


Part 1: Sowing the Seed1. Grow the easy hits2. Start a three-pot veg plot3. Make a herb garden4. Plant a mini orchard5. Eat with the seasons6. The good growing guide

Part 2: Digging Deeper7. Find more space8. Save your own seed9. Preserve your produce10. Grow your own drinks11. The backyard medicine cabinet12. The home-grown garden shed13. Supply your own eggs and meat

“No better person than Sally Nex to help

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Living on One Acre or Less How to produce all the fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and eggs your family needsSally MorganDescription:You don’t need a huge parcel of land to start your own mini-farm and live more self-sufficiently. With an acre, or even a half-acre, you can juggle a job, family, and still grow fruit and veg and even have some chickens, pigs or sheep.Sally Morgan takes the reader through the basics of a starting your own smallholding, including: • Planning and setting up • Growing your own fruit and vegetables• Keeping chickens, pigs and sheep all while making use of sustainable and organic principles.This inspirational book is perfect for anyone who aspires to take control of their food supply, or who wants to do more with the land they’ve got.

The Author: Sally Morgan is a journalist, author and smallholder. She is currently editor of Organic Farming Magazine, writes for Country Smallholder and runs courses on smallholding and butchery. Having set up and run a number of smallholdings she now has a separate demonstration mini-farm on one acre of land.

Key Selling Points:• Over 3,200 copies sold• Advice on how to keep

chickens, pigs and sheep• Includes tips on aquaponics• An all-round guide to a

more self-sufficient lifestyle• Allows anyone to try self-

reliance, even in a small plot


“A good, comprehensive all-round guide for anyone who aspires to the good life”

Kate Humble, TV presenter and smallholding owner

Rights Sold:• France

Part One: Groundwork• 1. Planning your plot• 2. Know your soil • 3. Soil fertility and crop rotations • Part Two: Growing produce• 4. The vegetable and flower garden • 5. An abundance of fruit • 6. Tree crops and forest gardens

Part Three: Keeping livestock• 7. Poultry for eggs and meat • 8. Pigs for meat • 9. Including sheep or goats • 10. Aquaponics • 11. Beekeeping

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The Garden Awakening Designs to nurture our land and ourselvesMary ReynoldsDescription:The Garden Awakening is a garden design book with a difference. Mary re-imagines the garden for the times we live in, looking at land the way a parent looks at a child – as a gift and a responsibility. Learn how to design and nurture a beautiful, vibrant and magical space. Bring the energy and atmosphere of wild places into your garden while incorporating sustainable living, especially growing your own food, all in harmony with nature’s own intentions. You will never look at your garden in the same way again.

The Author: Mary Reynolds is an Irish garden and landscape designer known for her wild garden at Kew Royal Botanical Gardens in London. She is the youngest ever woman to win a gold medal at Chelsea Flower Show, which she won on her first ever appearance. Her life has been the inspiration for a film by Vivienne de Courcy, Dare to be Wild.

208 pages, 234mm x 168mm, 2016, Hardback

“I absolutely love it” Dame Jane Goodall

Key Selling Points:• 9,000 copies sold • Mary Reynolds won the Chelsea

Flower Show Gold Award in 2002 for her garden design, on her first ever appearance there.

• Unique in that it combines the practical and the spiritual in garden design

Rights Sold:• South Korea

• Sacred spaces• Nature is stronger than nurture• Finding your roots• Restoring health to your land• Thinking outside the box• What fills the eye fills the heart• Gardens as expressions of beauty• Remembering wellness

• The seven elements of design in partnership with nature

• Forging an alliance• I never liked designing planting plans• Forest gardening• Successional planting• Bees for life

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How to Grow Your Own NutsHow to produce all the fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and eggs your family needsMartin CrawfordDescription:This comprehensive book covers all aspects of growing, harvesting, processing and using nuts, based on forest gardening principles. Filled with gorgeous images of trees and nuts on the branch, as well as samples of nuts from different varieties, this book is essential reading for any nut-loving gardener.Nuts covered include old favourites such as chestnuts, hazelnuts and walnuts, as well as less common varieties such as pine nuts, hickories, butternuts and monkey-puzzle nuts. Whether you are planning to grow nuts in your own yard, or even to grow commercially, this book is essential reading.

The Author: Martin Crawford is a garden writer and founder of the Agroforestry Research Trust, where he grows a wide variety of fruit and nut trees. He is best known as author of Creating a Forest Garden and How to Grow Perennial Vegetables.

Key Selling Points:• 1,300 copies sold• The definitive guide on

growing nut trees• Beautifully illustrated with

pictures of nuts and nut trees in various stages of growth


“The best guide I’ve seen to home and small-farm nut growing”

Eric Toensmeier, permaculturist, author and Yale University Lecturer


Part 1• The value of nut trees• Growing nut trees• Processing nuts

Part 2• Nut Trees: A-Z, including:• Specific cultivation requirements• cultivar descriptions and photos

Species covered include: almonds, black walnuts, bladdernuts, buarnuts, butternuts, chinkapins, gingko nuts, hazelnuts, heartnuts, hickories, monkey puzzle nuts, oaks, pecans, pine nuts, sweet chestnuts, trazels, walnuts, and yellowhorn.

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Creating a Forest GardenWorking with nature to grow edible cropsMartin CrawfordDescription:Forest gardening is a novel way of growing edible crops – with nature doing most of the work for you. A forest garden is modelled on young natural woodland, with a wide range of crops grown in different vertical layers. Unlike in a conventional garden, there is little need for digging, weeding or pest control. Species are carefully chosen for their beneficial effects on each other, creating a healthy system that maintains its own fertility.Creating a Forest Garden tells you everything you need to know, whether you want to plant a small area in your back garden or develop a larger plot. It includes advice on planning, design (using permaculture principles), planting and maintenance, and a detailed directory of over 500 trees, shrubs, herbaceous perennials, annuals, root crops and climbers – almost all of them edible and many very unusual.

The Author: Martin Crawford is a garden writer and founder of the Agroforestry Research Trust, where he grows a wide variety of fruit and nut trees. He is best known as author of Creating a Forest Garden and How to Grow Perennial Vegetables.


“A seminal piece of work on truly sustainable gardening, written with great

spirit and soul” Alys Fowler, author and presenter

Key Selling Points:• 17,000 copies sold • The classic book on forest

gardening, written by an expert and practitioner

• Includes a detailed description of over 500 species of plants

Rights Sold:• France• Netherlands

sustainable gardening, written with great

Foreword by Rob Hopkins Part 1: How forest gardens work1. Forest gardens 2. Forest garden features and products 3. The effects of climate change 4. Natives and exotics 5. Emulating forest conditions 6. Fertility in forest gardens Part 2: Designing your forest garden7. Ground preparation and planting 8. Growing your own plants 9. First design steps 10. Designing wind protection 11. Canopy species 12. Designing the canopy layer 13. Shrub species

14.Designing the shrub layer 15. Herbaceous perennial and ground-cover species 16. Designing the perennial/ground-cover layer 17. Annuals, biennials and climbers 18. Designing with annuals, biennials and climbersPart 3: Extra design elements and maintenance19. Clearings 20. Paths 21. Fungi in forest gardens 22. Harvesting and preserving 23. Maintenance 24. Ongoing tasks

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Key Selling Points:• Over 3,000 copies sold• Contains over 100 games and

activities• Beautifully designed and laid

out to make finding games and activities quick and easy

• Perfect for building the physical, emotional and mental well-being of children

“Read this book and you will never want to waste a day inside again”

Jess French, presenter of CBeebies’ Mini Beast Adventures

“Read this book and you will never

• Introduction• Games• Nature-based activities

• Seasonal activities• Naturalist-based

activities

• Survival skills• Resources

208 pages, 210 mm x 210 mm, 2015, Paperback

Learning with NatureHow-to guide to inspiring children through outdoor games and activitiesMarina Robb, Victoria Mew, Anna RichardsonDescription:Learning with Nature is full of fun activities and games to get your children outdoors, exploring and having fun, making things and learning about nature to help them grow up happy and healthy. Suitable for groups of children aged between 3 and 16, the graded activities help children develop:• Key practical and social skills• Awareness of their place in the world• Respect for the natural worldall while enjoying the great outdoors. This book is a unique, must-have resource for families, schools, youth groups and anyone working with children.

The AuthorMarina is a qualified teacher specialising in Environmental Education. Victoria is a Forest School practitioner with wide experience in wilderness survival and nature awareness schools both in the UK and the USA. Anna has a huge amount of experience in bush-craft and is a Forest School teacher. Their courses for children, and for adults training to work with children, are proving both popular and hugely successful.

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Rights Sold:• Germany

Key Selling Points:• Foreword by Nikki Duffy, author

of the River Cottage Baby and Toddler Cookbook

• A friendly, realistic guide to green parenting

• Topics covered include foraging, seasonal eating and maintening a more sustainable and natural family home

“Anyone wanting to find alternatives to screens and electronics

should read this book” Miranda Krestnikoff, broadcaster,

BBC Coast and The One Show

• Introduction• Learn and play,

naturally• Your green nest

• Can I eat it now?• Hunter-gatherer• Body talk• Little green fingers

• How nature can nurture your family

• Green celebrations

208 pages, 210 mm x 210 mm, 2015, Paperback

The No-Nonsense Guide to Green ParentingHow to raise your child, help save the planet and not go madKatie BlincoeDescription:Nature needs children and children need nature. This book will help your family open your doors to the outside and become truly free-range animals. You’ll live a greener lifestyle and your children will learn to enjoy, appreciate and care for the world around them. This beautiful book will inspire you to explore nature whether that’s:• Foraging for dinner• Learning party tricks with plants• Or making eco-decisions around the homeIt’s all about having fun together, however exhausted, time-pressured or stressed you are!For parents of zero to ten year olds, this is a humorous and light-hearted look at all things green and nature inspired. It’s not about being perfect; it’s about giving it a try and feeling the benefits for your family.

The AuthorKate Blincoe is a journalist and writer with over a decade of working in the environmental sector. While working with the RSPB she became aware of how many children had very little experience with nature and the environment. Raising children with an understanding of and connection to the natural world is now just as important to Kate as reducing the carbon footprint of their early years.

alternatives to screens and electronics

Miranda Krestnikoff, broadcaster,

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The Hempcrete BookDesigning and building with hemp-limeWilliam Stanwix, Alex SparrowDescription:This book is a detailed practical manual for architects, surveyors, professional builders and self-builders. It explains how to source and mix hempcrete and how to use it in new builds and restoration. In colour throughout, fully illustrated with beautiful photographs, The Hempcrete Book provides a full explanation of construction techniques, highlighting potential pitfalls and how to avoid them. It includes a comprehensive resources section and examples of completed builds, with design notes.

The AuthorWilliam Stanwix and Alex Sparrow are among the foremost experts on building and renovating with hempcrete. Will is a qualified building surveyor and founder of one of the UK’s first construction companies specialising in building with hempcrete and other natural building materials. Alex Sparrow works with Will and is also a freelance writer on building with natural materials.

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Key Selling Points:

• Part One: Principles of building with hempcrete

• Focus on self-build 1: Concrete Barn Conversion

• Part Two: Hempcrete Construction • Focus on self-build 2: Hemp Lime

House• Part Three: Designing a hempcrete

building• Focus on self-build 3: Bridge End

Cottage

Key Selling Points:• The only book to provide step-

by-step guidance on building with hempcrete.

• Over 3,000 copies sold• Looks at all aspects of building

with hempcrete: materials, design and construction.


“I wish we’d had this guide when building our hempcrete homes”

Kevin McCloud, MBE, presenter of Grand Designs

Rights Sold:• Poland

“I wish we’d had this guide when

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• Introduction• Chapter 1: Buildings

and Natural Finishes• Chapter 2: Preparations• Chapter 3: Lime-based

plasters & renders• Chapter 4:Earth-based

plasters & renders• Chapter 5: Lime- and

earth-based paints &

washes• Chapter 6: Finishes

from around the world• Resources and suppliers• Bibliography

Clay & Lime Renders, Plasters and PaintsA how-to guide to using natural finishesKaty Bryce, Adam WeismannDescription:With the increasing awareness of eco-building techniques alongside the desire to make our homes healthier, the historical benefits of using natural renders and paints are being rediscovered. Clay and Lime Renders, Plasters and Paints is an in-depth guide to the selection, mixing and application of lime and clay based plasters, renders, paints and washes.• Step-by-step instructions for applying lime and clay based plasters, renders and

paints.• Information on the benefits of natural finishes for personal health, the environment,

and for buildings.• Drawing on traditional methods & materials for using lime & clay finishes on new

and historic buildings.Easy to follow DIY projects guide the reader through all aspects of using these natural finishes, with beautiful photographs of techniques and examples from the UK and abroad.

The AuthorAdam Weismann & Katy Bryce work with lime and clay on a daily basis. They learnt these skills through restoring ancient vernacular buildings in Cornwall, and then began to apply the traditional techniques and materials to contemporary ‘eco’ builds. Adam and Katy are also the authors of Building with Cob for Green Books.

Key Selling Points:• Sold 4,200 copies under previous

title, now 1,040 copies sold• Weismann & Bryce’s company

creating bespoke work for Nandos, Wahaca and more

• An in-depth guide to the selection, mixing and application of lime and clay based plasters, renders, paints and washes


“Adam and Katy are thinking how we build and coming up

with something beautiful” John Vidal, environment editor of

The Guardian


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• Earth building around the world

• Site and design• Identifying and testing

soils• How to make a cob mix

• Foundations• Building with cob• Roofs• Insulation• Lime and other natural

finishes

• Earthen floors• Cob fireplaces and

earthen ovens• Restoration• Planning permission

and building

Building with CobA step-by-step guideAdam Weismann, Katy BryceDescription:

Cob building uses a simple mixture of clay sub-soil, aggregate, straw and water to create solid structural walls built without shuttering or forms, onto a stone plinth. Building with Cob shows how to apply this technique in a wide variety of contemporary situations to create modern, environmentally friendly buildings. It also explains in detail how to sensitively restore an old cob structure. The book covers:• Step-by-step instructions for creating cob structures, with detailed illustrations and

photos• Information on natural finishes, including lime plasters, renders and washes• Advice on how to construct a cob building that complies with modern building

standards• Guidance on restoring and repairing old cob structures• A comprehensive list of resources and suppliersThis updated edition includes additional photographs, case studies from self-builders who have built cob buildings, and an update to the resources section.

The AuthorAdam Weismann & Katy Bryce are leading experts on working with lime and clay. Using skills originally learned through restoring ancient vernacular buildings, they create contemporary ‘eco’ buildings. They have a passionate belief in the power of using these natural materials to benefit the health and well being of people, buildings and the environment.

Key Selling Points:• 7,800 copies sold• A unique practical guide filled

with useful guidance• Case studies from self-builders

who have built cob houses 252 pages, 255mm x 205mm, 2006, Paperback

“This has got to be the most practical and beautifully illustrated book on earth

building ever published” Keith Hall, editor,

Building for a Future magazine


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Building with Straw BalesA practical manual for self-builders and architectsBarbara JonesDescription:

Building with Straw Bales explains in straightforward terms the principles of straw bale building. It covers design principles, the different types of foundations, how to raise and stabilise walls and protect them from the weather, including a detailed analysis of how straw performs with humidity and how straw bale buildings can easily meet Building Regulations requirements. Now in full colour for the first time, the beautiful photographs throughout this book illustrate the techniques described and showcase the diverse possibilities of straw bale building. The fully revised text includes step-by-step illustrations of key techniques, and also looks at the full international context of building with straw bales.

The AuthorBarbara Jones is well known internationally as a pioneer of straw bale building, and has been designing and building with natural materials for 20 years. She runs her own company designing and building, as well as training people to build with straw bales, both in the UK and abroad.

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Key Selling Points• Over 8, 200 copies sold across

three different editions• Barbara Jones is a world-leading

expert on straw bale building• Practical and user-friendly: full of

stunning images and illustrations


“The perfect accompaniment to inspiring and then achieving success in

your own build project” Helen Gribbon, building engineer

and architect

Rights Sold:• Italy• Romania

• Why build with straw bales?

• Affordable houses• Low environmental

impact• Building techniques

explained• Designing with the bale

in mind• Cement free foundation• Carpentry for load-

bearing buildings• The roof• Keeping the straw dry• Wall raising• Windows and doors

• Compression• Services, fixings and

alcoves• Lime and clay plasters• Planning and

permission• Building regulations

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The Eco-Home Design BookPrinciples and practice for new-build and retrofitSir Christopher DayDescription:

Designing an eco-house is as much about working with your natural surroundings as it is about planning to use the right materials for your building. Beautifully illustrated, it highlights how aesthetics arise from eco-responsible design: they’re not add-ons, nor are ecology and art in conflict.This book will give you essential guidance in:• Working with your surroundings• Understanding what you can do yourselves• Choosing your materials• Making sure your eco home suits your needs• Refitting an existing buildingThis book is essential for anyone who wants to create a beautiful home that is in harmony with its location, is a healthy and pleasant place to live and is environmentally friendly.

The AuthorChristopher Day is an expert in eco-architecture and pioneer of an award-winning consensus design method. He is also author of Places of the Soul, Spirit & Place and Consensus Design. He is committed to an ecological lifestyle and has worked all over the world designing, building and training people to create eco homes in all climates.

Key Selling Points: Key Selling Points:• Foreword by HRH of the Prince

of Wales• Focuses on the aesthetics of

design as well as the technical aspects

• Christopher Day is a well-known figure in the eco-building world


“A must read for any student or home designer who seeks the wisdom

necessary to work with nature’s forces, not against them”

Sue Roaf, author of Ecohouse Rights Sold:• None

• What is an eco-home?• Why have an eco-home?• Site planning• Upgrading old buildings• Minimising heat loss• Heating• Keeping dry• Keeping old buildings warm, cool and

dry

• Keeping cool• Keeping healthy• Keeping the home safe• Whole-life access• Minimising hidden evnironmental

impacts• Generating energy• Putting plans into action• Case studies

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• Introduction• Chapter 1: Buildings and Natural

Finishes• Chapter 2: Preparations• Chapter 3: Lime-based plasters &

renders• Chapter 4:Earth-based plasters &

renders

• Chapter 5: Lime- and earth-based paints & washes

• Chapter 6: Finishes from around the world

• Resources and suppliers• Bibliography• Index

The Green Self-Build BookHow to design and building your own eco-homeJon BroomeDescription:Whether you want a turf roof, solar-powered hot water, or a super-insulated (and cost-efficient) house you need to know the essential elements of the self-build process. In The Green Self-Build Book, Jon Broome gives an overview of the different methods of sustainable and eco-friendly construction, presenting them in a way that is useful for all self-builders, whatever their level of expertise. The book also includes:• Case studies of green building techniques• Environmentally preferred forms of construction, from foundations to floor finishes• How to specify green products• How to reduce harmful effects on health• How to encourage others to ‘think green’

The AuthorJon Broome is an architect and self-builder who for many years was director of an architectural practise that specialised in low-energy design, timber-frame construction and sustainable building. He has written several books on green building and self building and lives in London, where he runs a consultancy specialising in sustainable design.

Key Selling Points:• Over 9,000 copies sold• Packed with information for

amateurs and professionals alike• Fully illustrated with colour

photos and line drawings


“One day you might want... the greenest insulation money can buy, in which case The Green Self-Build Book

could be just the ticket” Dominic Murphy,

The Guardian


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ISBN: 9780857842336 £19.99 (hb)“A must for the �ower lover in your life!”–Countryside Magazine

ISBN: 9780857842534 £19.99 (hb) “An excellent guide to growing seasonal, eco-friendly �owers for that very special day”– �e Irish Times

ISBN : 9780857843265 £24.99 (hb)“Combines a dream of yore with a challenge for the future. Count me in” -Roy Lancaster, broadcaster & gardener

ISBN: 9781900322843 £14.99 (pb)“Leads us down the path to a wealth of perennial vegetables ”–Anne Swithinbank, gardener & writer

ISBN: 9781900322744 £16.95 (pb) “Bursting with well-illustrated guidance from someone who knows orchards and cares about the wildlife that they can support.””– Sue Cli�ord & Angela King, Common Ground

ISBN : 9781900322171 £7.95 (pb)“Every serious organic gardener should have a copy” – Organic Gardening

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ISBN: 9780857840240 £9.99 (hb) “For anyone interested about bees, their remarkable story and the relationship humans have long had with them””– Positive News

ISBN: 9780857840929 £9.95 (hb) “Learn about the origins, psychology, language and sex life of chickens... A fascinating chicken compendium.””– Simon McEwan, Editor, Your Chickens magazine

ISBN: 9780857842749 £9.99 (hb) “An ideal gi� that any gardener would love to receive.”– �e Potting Shed UK

ISBN: 9780857842046 £9.99 (hb) “�ere’s enough detail here to make a real di�erence to your garden””– �e English Garden

ISBN: 9780857841063 £9.95 (pb) “If you want super-early crops without the hassle and expense of a heated greenhouse, look no further””– Grow Your Own

ISBN: 9781900322454 £10.95 (pb) “Polytunnels have a key role to play in the grow-your-own revolution, and this is the comprehensive guide .””– Country Smallholding Magazine

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ISBN: 9780857843005 £19.99 hb “Truly a book for our age” – Sir Jonathan Porritt

ISBN: 9780857844163 £8.95 pb “Full of wisdom, this book is simple and elegant.” – Ravi Ravindra, Emeritus Professor at Dalhousie University

ISBN: 9780857842619 £17.99 hb “If there is any single book which exudes both wisdom as well as tran-quillity, then it is No Destination.” – Victor Papanek, author

ISBN: 9780857841230 £17.99 hb “One of those remarkable people who challenges orthodoxies by thinking outside of the box.” – Patrick Holden, Sustainable Food Trust

ISBN: 9781900322546 £14.99 pb “It should be read, meditated on, and adopted as a guide to our course of action” – �omas Berry

ISBN: 9781900322904 £19.99 pb ““Every now and then, an idea emerges that helps the human species to evolve. Wild Law is one such idea” – Maude Barlow - co-founder of the Blue Planet Project

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ISBN: 9781903998748 £9.95 pb “Part of the so�, quiet and re�ective revolution” –�omas Moore, author

ISBN: 978190399833 £9.95 pb “A sign marking the beginning of the end of the tide of materialism that has prevailed for the last century” – Kathleen Raine, poet

ISBN: 9781903998007 £8.95 pb“A real gem of a book”– Duane Elgin, author

ISBN: 9781900322270 £14.95 pb “Wonderful recipes for DIY natural beauty and skincare.” – Janey Lee Grace, author

ISBN: 9781900322737 £10.95 hb“A gentle, inspirational guide on how to make the most of advancing years.”–Yoga and Health

ISBN: 9780857844019 £14.99 pb “Here is a book that will act like a best friend.” – Melissa Corkhill, editor of �e Green Parent magazine

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ISBN: 9781900322188 £17.99 pb “�is book will regenerate your commitment to place, community and simple living.”.” – Dr Stephan Harding

ISBN: 9781900322973 £19.95 pb “�e biggest urban brainwave of the century. �is is a book that can change your life; our lives.” – Nick Crane

ISBN: 9780857841179 £8.99 pb “Accessible and exciting to read, this is a brilliant tool.” – Peace News

ISBN: 9780857841124 £19.99 pb “Beautiful, inspiring and informa-tive” –Mark Diacono

ISBN: 9781900322379 £4.95 pb A guide to making the most of the food in your kitchen.

ISBN: 9781900322126 £4.95 pb “A handy guide to get you started with cycling to work - and once you start, you won’t want to stop!” –Sustrans

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormA Miscellany for Garden-Lovers By David Squire 9780857842749 £5.00 hb

A Renewable World By Herbert Girardet & Miguel Mendonca 9781900322492 £14.95 pb

A Taste of Tagore

By Rabindranath Tagore, Compiled by Mer-on Shapland, Foreword by Deepak Chopra

9781900322935 £9.95 pb

Alias Papa By Barbara Wood 9781900322942 £6.00 pbAllotment Gardening By Susan Berger 9781903998540 £9.95 pb

An Orchard Odyssey By Naomi Slade, Foreword by James Wong 9780857843265 £24.99 hb

Animate Earth By Stephan Harding 9781903998755 £10.95 pbAnimate Earth By Stephan Harding 9781900322546 £14.99 pb

Arbed Ailddefnyddio Ailgylchu By Nicky Scott, Illustrated by Axel Scheffler 9781903998618 £3.95 pb

At Home on the Earth Selected by Jeremy Hooker 9781903998021 £9.95 pb

Battling Big BusinessEdited by Eveline Lub-bers, Foreword by Naomi Klein

9781903998144 £10.95 pb

Best of Didymus By John Moat 9781900322225 £7.99 pbBeyond Flying By Chris Watson, 9780857842091 £4.99 pbBeyond the Classroom By Mark Kidel 9781870098199 £11.95 hbBiopiracy By Vandana Shiva 9781870098748 £7.95 pb

Bioregional SolutionsBy Pooran Desai, By Sue Rid-dlestone, Foreword by HRH The Prince of Wales

9781903998076 £7.00 pb

Breaking Through By Walter Schwarz, By Doro-thy Schwarz 9781870098052 £3.25 pb

Building with Cob By Adam Weismann, By Katy Bryce 9781903998724 £24.99 pb

Building with Heart By Christopher Day 9781870098083 £9.95 pbBuilding with Straw Bales By Barbara Jones 9780857842275 £39.99 hbBuilding with Straw Bales By Barbara Jones 9781903998137 £10.95 pbBuilding with Straw Bales By Barbara Jones 9781900322515 £14.95 pbBuilding with Straw Bales By Barbara Jones 9780857842282 £21.99 pbCar Sick By Lynn Sloman 9781903998762 £10.95 pbChangeology By Les Robinson 9780857840615 £14.95 pbChicken Nuggets By David Squire 9780857840929 £5.00 hbClay and lime renders, plasters and paints

By Adam Weismann, By Katy Bryce 9780857842688 £49.99 hb

Clay and lime renders, plasters and paints

By Adam Weismann, By Katy Bryce 9780857842695 £24.99 pb

Climate ChangeBy Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781900322249£4.95 pb

Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormCommunity Energy By Gordon Cowtan 9780857842497 £19.99 pb

Community Orchards HandbookBy Sue Clifford, By Angela King

9781900322928£7.00 pb

Community, Empowerment and Sustainable Development Edited by John Blewitt

9781900322317£14.95 pb

Composting By Nicky Scott 9781903998786 £4.95 pb

Composting for AllBy Nicky Scott, Illustrated by Bob Gale

9781903998236£1.95 pb

Contraction and Convergence By Aubrey Meyer 9781870098946 £8.00 pbConvergence with Nature By David E. Cooper 9780857840233 £10.95 pb

Converging WorldBy John Pontin, By Ian Rod-erick

9781903998922£8.00 pb

Creating a Forest GardenBy Martin Crawford, Photo-graphs by Joanna Brown

9781900322621£30.00 hb

Creating Sustainable Cities By Herbert Girardet 9781870098779 £7.00 pbCreating the World Future Council

By Jakob Von Uexkull, By Her-bert Girardet

9781903998465£4.95 pb

Crystal and Dragon By David Wade 9781870098076 £12.95 pb

Cutting Your Car Use

By Anna Semlyen, Illustrated by Axel Scheffler, Illustrated by Andy Singer

9781870098878

£4.95 pb

Cutting Your Car Use

By Anna Semlyen, Illustrated by Axel Scheffler, Illustrated by Andy Singer

9781903998328

£3.95 pb

Cutting Your Car UseBy Anna Semlyen, Illustrated by Axel Scheffler

9781900322157£4.95 pb

Cycling to Work By Rory McMullan 9781900322126 £4.95 pbDartmoor National Park By Andrew Cooper 9781900322836 £10.95 pb

Devon’s ChurchesBy John Lane, By Harland Walshaw

9781903998960£20.00 hb

Diary of an Eco-builder By Will Anderson 9781903998793 £14.95 pbDiscovering Green Lanes By Valerie Belsey 9781870098960 £6.95 pbDo We Need Pandas? By Ken Thompson 9781900322867 £9.95 pb

Earth PilgrimBy Satish Kumar, Foreword by Rupert Sheldrake

9781900322577£10.95 hb

Earth Songs Edited by Peter Abbs 9781903998175 £9.95 pbEarthdream By Robert Hamilton 9781870098113 £7.95 pbEat Well, Waste Less By Bish Muir 9781900322379 £4.95 pbEco Baby By Sally Jane Hall 9781903998953 £7.95 pbEco-centres and Courses By Terena Plowright 9781903998908 £12.95 pb

Ecology Begins at HomeBy Archie Duncanson, Illus-trated by Roy Chadwick

9781903998458£4.95 pb

Ecology Begins at Home By Archie Duncanson 9781900322331 £4.95 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormEcology into Economics Won’t Go By Stuart McBurney

9781870098281£9.95 pb

Economic Renaissance By Colin Tudge 9781900322348 £5.00 pb

Economics UnmaskedBy Manfred Max-Neef, By Philip B. Smith

9781900322706£12.95 pb

Ecovillage LivingBy Hildur Jackson, By Karen Svensson

9781903998168£17.50 pb

Ecovillages By Jonathan Dawson 9781903998779 £6.00 pbEdible Mushrooms By Geoff Dann 9780857843975 £24.99 pbEmpowering the Earth By Alex Begg 9781870098922 £10.95 pb

EnergyBy Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781903998885£4.95 pb

Exploring Green Lanes and the Stories They Tell - South and South-East Devon By Valerie Belsey

9781900322294

£9.95 pbExploring Green Lanes in North and North-West Devon By Valerie Belsey

9781900322218£9.95 pb

Exploring Green Lanes in the South Hams By Valerie Belsey

9781903998243£4.95 pb

Fair Economics By Irene Schoene 9780857843098 £29.99 hbFarm Digesters By Jonathan Letcher 9780857842329 £19.99 pb

Field Days

Edited by Angela King, Edited by Susan Clifford, Foreword by Adam Nicolson

9781870098731

£8.95 pbFighting Like the Flowers By Lawrence D. Hills 9781870098298 £12.95 hbFighting Like the Flowers By Lawrence D. Hills 9781870098304 £3.95 pbFinding Earth, Finding Soul By Tim Macartney 9781903998991 £12.50 pb

Food from your Forest GardenBy Martin Crawford, By Caro-line Aitken

9780857841124£19.99 pb

Francis of AssisiBy Greg Tricker, By Johannes Steuck

9781903998663£25.00 hb

Free to be Human By David Edwards 9781870098564 £9.95 pbFree to be Human By David Edwards 9781870098885 £10.95 pbFuture Money By James Robertson 9781900322980 £14.95 pbFuture Scenarios By David Holmgren 9781900322508 £9.95 pb

Gaia’s FeastsBy Julia Ponsonby, Photo-graphs by Joanna Brown

9780857840523£19.99 pb

Gaia’s Kitchen By Julia Ponsonby 9781870098939 £12.95 pbGaia’s Kitchen By Julia Ponsonby pbGaia’s Kitchen By Julia Ponsonby 9781900322256 £14.95 pb

Gaian DemocraciesBy Roy Madron, By John Jopling

9781903998281£12.95 pb

Gardening for Profit By Kate Collyns 9780857841308 £9.99 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormGardening Myths and Miscon-ceptions By Charles Dowding

9780857842046£9.99 hb

Genetic Engineering, Food and Our Environment By Luke Anderson

9781870098786£3.95 pb

Global Spin By Sharon Beder 9781870098670 £10.95 pbGlobal Spin By Sharon Beder 9781903998090 £12.95 pbGood Neighbours By Walter Rose 9781870098168 £3.25 pb

Green Holiday Guide: Great Britain and Ireland

Edited by European Centre for Ecological & Agricultural Tourism

9781903998083

£9.95 pbGreen Holiday Guide: Spain and Portugal

By European Centre for Eco-logical & Agricultural Tourism

9781903998151£7.95 pb

Green Imperative

Edited by Lorna How-arth, By Satish Kumar, By So-phie Poklewski

9781900322232

£8.99 pbGreen Living in the Urban Jun-gle By Lucy Siegle

9781903998045£7.95 pb

Green Up! By Will Anderson 9781903998946 £7.95 pb

Greening Your OfficeBy Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781900322140£4.95 pb

Grow Your Food for Free (well almost) By Dave Hamilton

9781900322898£14.95 pb

Grow your own Wedding Flow-ers By Georgie Newbery

9780857842534£19.99 hb

Growing Self-Sufficiency By Sally Nex 9780857843173 £17.99 pbGrowing Up the Wall By Sue Fisher 9780857841094 £5.00 pbHealth of the Nations By Robert Van De Weyer 9781870098397 £5.95 pbHerbs for Home Treatment By Anna Newton 9781900322423 £14.95 pbHigh Horse Riderless By L.T.C. Rolt 9781870098144 £6.50 pbHolistic Education By Anne Phillips 9781900322362 £9.95 pbHomes for a Changing Climate By Will Anderson 9781900322478 £10.00 pbHot Beds By Jack First 9780857841063 £9.95 pbHow the Rich are Destroying the Earth By Herve Kempf

9781900322416£7.95 pb

How to be a Student and Not Destroy Planet Earth!

By Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781900322713£6.95 pb

How to be an Everyday Kitchen Magician By Richard Fox

9780857840271£5.00 pb

How to create a New Vegetable Garden By Charles Dowding

9780857842442£19.99 hb

How to Grow Food in Your Polytunnel

By Mark Gatter, By Andy McKee

9781900322720£10.95 pb

How to Grow Perennial Vegeta-bles By Martin Crawford

9781900322843£14.95 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormHow to Grow Winter Vegetables By Charles Dowding 9781900322881 £14.95 pb

How to Grow Your FoodBy Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781900322683£6.95 pb

How to Grow Your Own NutsBy Martin Crawford, Photo-graphs by Joanna Brown

9780857843937£24.99 hb

How to Make and Use Compost By Nicky Scott 9781900322591 £9.95 pbHow to Store Your Garden Pro-duce

By Piers Warren, Illustrated by Tessa Pettingell

9781903998250£4.95 pb

How to Store Your Garden Pro-duce

By Piers Warren, Illustrated by Tessa Pettingell

9781900322171£7.95 pb

Images of Earth and SpiritEdited by John Lane, Edited by Satish Kumar

9781903998298£19.99 hb

In Praise of Devon By John Lane 9781870098755 £9.95 pbIndia Seen Afar By Kathleen Raine 9781870098267 £7.50 hbInfluences By Colin Ward 9781870098434 £3.95 pbJourney into the Eye of a Needle By Maurice Ash 9781870098359 £7.95 hbJust Work: The Ethical Careers Guide Edited by Gideon Burrows

9781903998533£4.95 pb

Landscape into Literature Edited by Kay Dunbar 9781903998557 £10.00 pb

Learning with NatureBy Marina Robb, By Victoria Mew, By Anna Richardson

9780857842381£25.99 hb

Learning with NatureBy Marina Robb, By Victoria Mew, By Anna Richardson

9780857842398£17.99 pb

Liquid GoldBy Carol Steinfeld, Illustrated by Malcolm Wells

9781903998489£7.99 pb

Living Green By Charles Hoult 9781870098403 £2.95 pbLiving on One Acre or Less By Sally Morgan 9780857843302 £17.99 pbMaking the most of your Glori-ous Glut By Jackie Sherman

9781900322966£12.95 pb

Media, Ecology and Conserva-tion

By John Blewitt, Foreword by Sir David Attenbor-ough, Foreword by Harriet Nimmo

9781900322638

£14.95 pbMeeting Environmental Chal-lenges

By Tom Crompton, By Tim Kasser

9781900322645£8.00 pb

Mirror of EnglandBy H.J. Massingham, Volume editor Edward Abelson

9781870098175£3.25 pb

Modern Life By Richard Docwra 9781903998977 £10.95 pb

Money and SoulBy Per Espen Stoknes, Trans-lated by Susan M. Davies

9781900322461£12.95 pb

New Renaissance By Maurice Ash 9781870098007 £5.95 pbNo Destination By Satish Kumar 9780857842619 £17.99 hbNo Destination By Satish Kumar 9781870098465 £9.95 pbNo Destination By Satish Kumar 9781870098892 £10.95 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormNo Man’s Land By George Monbiot 9781903998267 £12.95 pbOccupy World Street By Ross Jackson 9780857840585 £14.95 pbOff the Map By Jane Fitzgerald 9781870098830 £6.95 pb

Off the Map

By Jane Fitzgerald, By Trudy Turrell, Illustrated by Kate Mount

9781903998564

£7.95 pbOff the Map: Around the Kings-bridge, Salcombe and Dart Estuaries By Jane Fitzgerald

9781903998113

£7.95 pbOne Magic Square By Lolo Houbein 9780857842800 £19.99 hb

Only ConnectEdited by John Lane, Edited by Maya Kumar Mitchell

9781870098908£12.95 pb

Organic Futures By Adrian Myers 9781903998694 £12.95 pbOrganic Gardening By Charles Dowding 9781903998915 £10.95 pbOrganic Gardening By Charles Dowding 9781900322812 £12.95 pbOrganic Gardening By Charles Dowding 9780857840899 £14.95 pbOrganic Places to Stay By Linda Moss 9781900322447 £12.95 pbOrganic Places to Stay in the UK By Linda Moss 9781903998823 £10.95 pbOrganic Places to Stay in the UK By Linda Moss 9781900322195 £10.95 pbOur Fragmented World By Ronald Harvey 9781870098106 £3.75 pbPeople and Planet Edited by Tom Woodhouse 9781870098021 £3.25 pb

Pigs Must Eat on SundaysBy Bernard Samuels, Illustrat-ed by Ben Hartley

9781903998687£9.95 hb

Poetry on the BusesEdited by Valerie Belsey, Edit-ed by Candy Neubert

9781903998038£4.95 pb

Poisoned Arrows By George Monbiot 9781903998274 £12.95 pb

Reduce, Reuse, RecycleBy Nicky Scott, Illustrated by Axel Scheffler

9781903998939£4.95 pb

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!By Nicky Scott, Illustrated by Axel Schiffler

9781903998403£3.95 pb

Rekindling Community By Alastair McIntosh 9781900322386 £8.00 pbReplenishing the Earth Edited by Tom Woodhouse 9781870098380 £8.95 pbSalad Leaves for All Seasons By Charles Dowding 9781900322201 £12.95 pbSchools of Tomorrow By Richard North 9781870098069 £6.50 pbSecret Nature of Devon By Andrew Cooper 9781903998502 £12.95 pbSecret Nature of the Isles of Scilly By Andrew Cooper

9781903998519£10.95 pb

Seeds of Deception By Jeffrey M. Smith 9781903998410 £14.95 pb

Shaping Our FutureBy Jakob Von Uexkull, By Her-bert Girardet

9781903998656£5.00 pb

Short Circuit By Richard Douthwaite 9781870098649 £14.95 pbSix Steps Back to the Land By Colin Tudge 9780857841230 £17.99 hbSmall is Beautiful in the 21st Century By Diana Schumacher

9781900322751£8.00 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormSmart Growth By Jon Reeds 9781900322829 £14.95 pbSolar World By David Elliott 9781903998311 £6.00 pb

Spiritual ActivismBy Alastair McIntosh, By Matt Carmichael

9780857843005£19.99 hb

Spiritual ActivismBy Alastair McIntosh, By Matt Carmichael

9780857844149£11.99 pb

Spiritual Compass By Satish Kumar 9781903998892 £9.95 hbSpiritual Compass By Satish Kumar 9780857844163 £8.95 pb

Strangely Like WarBy Derrick Jensen, By George Draffan

9781903998380£9.95 pb

Surviving and Thriving on the Land By Rebecca Laughton

9781900322287£12.95 pb

SustainabilityBy Ulrich Grober, Translated by Ray Cunningham

9780857840455£14.95 pb

Sustainable EducationBy Stephen Sterling, Fore-word by David Orr

9781870098991£5.00 pb

Sustainable Land Use Edited by Philip Conford 9781870098458 £27.95 hbSweetstone By Jacqueline Sarsby 9781903998441 £14.95 hbThe Apocalypedia By Darren Allen 9780857844057 £14.99 hbThe Art of Ageing By John Lane 9781900322737 £10.95 hb

The Beauty of CraftEdited by Sandy Brown, Edit-ed by Maya Kumar Mitchell

9781903998427£20.00 hb

The Bee-Kind Garden By David Squire 9780857840240 £9.99 hbThe Best of Resurgence Edited by John Button 9781870098274 £11.95 pbThe Biochar Debate By James Bruges 9781900322676 £8.00 pb

The Breakdown of Nations

By Leopold Kohr, Foreword by Richard Body, Foreword by Neil Ascherson

9781870098984

£12.95 pb

The Breakdown of Nations

By Leopold Kohr, Foreword by Richard Body, Foreword by Neil Ascherson

9780857844309

9.999.99 pb

The Buddha and the TerroristBy Satish Kumar, Illustrated by Clifford Harper

9781903998434£4.95 pb

The Buddha and the TerroristBy Satish Kumar, Illustrated by Clifford Harper

9781903998632£2.50 pb

The Compassionate Revolution By David Edwards 9781870098700 £14.95 pb

The Countryside We Want

Edited by Charlie Pye-Smith, Edited by Christopher Hall

9781870098045

£6.50 pb

The Eco-Home Design Guide

By Christopher Day, Fore-word by HRH The Prince of Wales

9780857843043

£39.99 hb

The Eco-Home Design Guide

By Christopher Day, Fore-word by HRH The Prince of Wales

9780857843050

£24.99 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormThe Ecology of Health By Robin Stott 9781870098809 £5.00 pbThe Ecology of Money By Richard Douthwaite 9781870098816 £7.00 pbThe English Meadow By Yvette Verner 9781903998670 £12.95 hbThe Fabric of the World By Maurice Ash 9781870098427 £8.95 hbThe Flower Farmer’s Winter By Georgie Newbery 9780857844170 hbThe Flower Farmer’s Year By Georgie Newbery 9780857842336 £19.99 hbThe Fruit Tree Handbook By Ben Pike 9781900322744 £16.95 pbThe Garden Awakening By Mary Reynolds 9780857843135 £19.99 hbThe Gendered Atom By Theodore Roszak 9781870098915 £8.95 pbThe Great U-turn By Edward Goldsmith 9781870098014 £7.74 pb

The Green Lanes of EnglandBy Valerie Belsey, Foreword by Michael Dower

9781870098694£12.95 pb

The Green Self-build Book By Jon Broome 9781903998731 £25.00 pbThe Growth Illusion By Richard Douthwaite 9781870098410 £14.95 hbThe Growth Illusion By Richard Douthwaite 9781870098472 £14.95 pbThe Growth Illusion By Richard Douthwaite 9781870098762 £12.95 pbThe Handbook of Sustainability Literacy Edited by Arran Stibbe

9781900322607£14.95 pb

The Hempcrete BookBy William Stanwix, By Alex Sparrow

9780857842244£50.00 hb

The Hempcrete BookBy William Stanwix, By Alex Sparrow

9780857841209£24.99 pb

The Holistic Beauty Book By Star Khechara 9781900322270 £14.95 pb

The Intimate and the UltimateBy Vinoba Bhave, Edited by Satish Kumar

9781903998397£7.95 pb

The Living Tree By John Lane 9781870098151 £12.50 pbThe Missing Moon By John Moat 9781870098137 £7.50 pbThe Moneyless Manifesto By Mark Boyle 9780857840868 £1.00 pbThe Myth of the Market By Jeremy Seabrook 9781870098366 £6.50 pb

The Natural Baby

By Samantha Quinn, By Holly Daffurn, Foreword by Melissa Corkhill

9780857844019

£14.99 pbThe Natural Step By David Cook 9781903998472 £8.00 pbThe Nature of Business By Giles Hutchins 9780857840486 £14.95 pb

The New DiplomatsBy Jim Garri-son, By John-Francis Phipps

9781870098205£5.95 pb

The No-Nonsense Guide to Green Parenting

By Kate Blincoe, Foreword by Nikki Duffy

9780857842541£7.00 pb

The Organic Baby and Toddler Cookbook

By Daphne Lambert, By Tany-ia Maxted-Frost

9781870098861£6.95 pb

The Organic Baby Book By Tanyia Maxted-Frost 9781870098793 £7.95 pbThe Organic Baby Book By Tanyia Maxted-Frost 9781903998212 £7.95 pbThe Organic Directory Edited by Clive Litchfield 9781903998366 £6.95 pb

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Title Contributors ISBN13 UK Price FormThe Organic Directory Edited by Clive Litchfield 9781903998649 £8.95 pbThe Organic Directory 2000 / 2001 Edited by Clive Litchfield

9781870098854£47.70 pb

The Organic Directory 2007/8 Edited by Clive Litchfield 9781903998830 £8.95 pbThe Organic Directory: 2000-2001 Edited by Clive Litchfield

9781870098847£7.95 pb

The Organic Directory: Your Guide to Buying Local Organic Produce Edited by Clive Litchfield

9781903998106

£4.95 pbThe Organic Tradition By Philip Conford 9781870098090 £3.25 pb

The Passivhaus HandbookBy Adam Dadeby, By Janet Cotterell

9780857843210£50.00 hb

The Passivhaus HandbookBy Janet Cotterell, By Adam Dadeby

9780857840196£35.00 pb

The Passivhaus HandbookBy Adam Dadeby, By Janet Cotterell

9780857843227£35.00 pb

The Polytunnel HandbookBy Andy McKee, By Mark Gatter

9781900322454£10.95 pb

The Power of Just Doing Stuff By Rob Hopkins 9780857841179 £8.99 pb

The River’s VoiceEdited by Angela King, Edited by Susan Clifford

9781870098823£9.95 pb

The Roots of HealthBy Romy Fraser, By Sandra Hill

9781903998052£5.00 pb

The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating By Elisabeth Tova Bailey 9781900322911 £6.00 hbThe Spirit of Silence By John Lane 9781903998748 £9.95 pb

The Story of My HeartBy Richard Jefferies, Intro-duction by Jeremy Hooker

9781903998199£13.99 pb

The Sufficient Community By Christopher Wright 9781870098687 £7.95 pbThe Ultimate Heresy By John Seymour 9781870098243 £3.25 pbThe Use-it-all Cookbook By Bish Muir 9781900322300 £6.00 pbThe Weeder’s Digest By Gail Harland 9781900322997 £6.00 pbTime’s Up! By Keith Farnish 9781900322485 £9.95 pbTimeless Beauty By John Lane 9781903998335 £9.95 pbTimeless Simplicity By John Lane 9781903998007 £8.95 pbTongues in Trees By Kim Taplin 9781870098229 £4.95 pbTransforming Economic Life By James Robertson 9781870098724 £5.00 pb

Transition CommunitiesBy Rob Hopkins, By Mike Grenville, By Ben Brangwyn

9781900322690£6.95 pb

Trees be CompanyEdited by Angela King, Edited by Susan Clifford

9781870098977£9.95 pb

Trees, Rivers and FieldsEdited by Angela King, Edited by Sue Clifford

9781903998014£25.00 hb

Using Natural FinishesBy Adam Weismann, By Katy Bryce

9781900322164£25.00 pb

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Visionaries of the 20th CenturyEdited by Satish Kumar, Edit-ed by Freddie Whitefield

9781903998861£14.95 pb

WaterBy Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781903998878£4.95 pb

Way of the Sea By Richard Gwynn 9781870098038 £6.50 pb

What Then Must We Do?By L.N. Tolstoy, Translated by A. Maude

9781870098335£8.95 pb

Where Division EndsBy Maurice Ash, Foreword by Satish Kumar

9781903998069£7.95 pb

Where Earwigs DareBy Matt Harvey, Illustrated by David Hughes

9781900322874£9.95 pb

Wild FlowersBy Tracy Dickinson, Photo-graphs by Andrew Gagg

9781903998205£7.95 pb

Wild Law By Cormac Cullinan 9781903998359 £9.95 pbWild Law By Cormac Cullinan 9781900322904 £19.99 pb

William Morris and News from Nowhere

Edited by Stephen Cole-man, Edited by Paddy O’Sul-livan

9781870098373

£9.95 pbWorking with the Curlew By Trevor Robinson 9781903998342 £7.95 pbYou are Therefore I am By Satish Kumar 9781903998182 £10.95 pbYour Health in Your Hands By E.K. Ledermann 9781870098120 £5.00 pb

Your MoneyBy Jon Clift, By Amanda Cuthbert

9781900322539£4.95 pb

Youth-Led Development

By David Woolcombe, Fore-word by Kofi An-nan, By Peace Child Interna-tional

9781903998984

£8.00 pb

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