Small Garden

On the rebound from being dumped after 10 years with the man she'd hoped would be the father of her children, Maggie Ellis buys a neglected cottage in Tingara on acreage to start her life over and fulfil her dream of owning a garden nursery. Divorced truck driver and single dad Nick Logan has his hands full enough raising three sons alone without getting distracted by his new neighbour.

Dream of plucking fresh herbs steps from your kitchen? Think you don’t have enough space to grow a meaningful garden? Your solution is here! Discover Raised Bed and Container Gardening – a guide to growing vegetables, herbs, and flowers in small spaces, while enhancing your well-being and connection to nature.

Secrets shared can bind hearts, but secrets concealed? That's a tale of its own. The year is 1884. Robert Cooke and his pregnant wife Freya tragically lose their two sons to scarlet fever, sending Freya into self-imposed isolation for the safety of their unborn child. Cut off from each other, their shared grief becomes a silent, destructive foe. A decade later and now a successful businessman, Robert conceives a poignant tribute to his lost sons - a pleasure garden. But in withholding his vision from Freya, he widens the gulf between them.

A family secret. A new romance. And a summer she will never forget. When Caroline left Lake Summers thirty years ago, she thought she’d never return to the place where she lost her parents. But when she finds out that the town’s lily garden lovingly built by her mother is going to be destroyed, she knows fate is calling. Dropping everything at her office in Chicago, she knows she is the only person who can save the garden. Caroline and her daughter Lee are welcomed home by the warm smile of her mother’s best friend Maxine, and piles of pancakes at her cozy little restaurant in town.

In Amith Nagarajan’s The Open Garden Organization, listeners will learn how to experiment in new ways and drive progress forward within their organizations. The backbone of Amith’s method lies in the “Open Garden Model”, which focuses on three main principles: purpose, culture, and inclusivity.

The tiny house movement is an emerging and growing trend in architecture and home design. It has been present in the real estate market for years but has only now grown to become the latest craze in the architectural world. Many people have decided that less is actually more, and even more are beginning to downsize their living to create a more suitable and much more affordable lifestyle.

One of the most significant benefits of decluttering is reducing stress and anxiety. Clutter can be overwhelming, particularly for parents juggling multiple responsibilities. A tidy, organized space provides a sense of control and tranquility, enabling family members to feel more relaxed and at ease. This emotional clarity can lead to improved interactions among family members, as everyone is less likely to feel frustrated or distracted by the chaos surrounding them. By creating a serene home environment, families can cultivate a sense of calm that permeates their daily lives.

Based on extensive archival research as well as interviews with the movement's key players going back to the 1960s, this acclaimed book is the most comprehensive chronicle yet of one of the most interesting and lucrative culinary trends in the US since World War II. Acitelli weaves the story of the rise of American craft beer into the tales of trends like Slow Food and the rebirth of America's urban areas, and paints an unforgettable portrait of plucky entrepreneurial triumph.

Tiny homes used to get a bad rep when they first appeared. Many people used to question their livability and if it was worth downsizing. Now through the influence of being featured on popular home improvement shows, tiny homes are growing in numbers and for good reason. Tiny homes offer a simple approach to getting rid of many of the common disadvantages that traditional homeowners face and are just plain neat!

Discover the secret to a thriving, sustainable garden in just weeks, even if you have no yard and little experience! Are you dreaming of harvesting fresh vegetables from your very own garden but feel limited by space and lack of sunlight? Do you wish you could enjoy homegrown meals that are both delicious and cost-effective? Or perhaps you're eager to embrace a more sustainable lifestyle but don't know where to start?

Many businesses are in the dark about how to actually do better for the planet and the people in their company and their supply chain while also growing their margin. Some believe it can't be done. But it can. Maisie Ganzler has done it, and now she's going to show you how to build sustainability into your business, too. Her five big lessons come from three decades of successes and failures leading a $1.7 billion corporation toward a more sustainable future.

Transform Any Small Space into a Lush Garden Paradise—No Yard Required! With The Container Garden Blueprint, you'll uncover the secrets to growing vibrant flowers, fresh herbs, and delicious veggies—right on your balcony, patio, or windowsill. Imagine stepping onto your patio and plucking fragrant basil for your pasta or cutting fresh flowers for the dinner table. Whether you have a small apartment, a tiny patio, or no outdoor space at all, this guide will show you exactly how to create a thriving container garden that reflects your unique style.

In "Green Profits: The Budding Entrepreneur’s Guide to a Houseplant Side Hustle," the entrepreneurial spirit of a side hustler is introduced to the world of houseplants. This book is a guide for anyone who wants to turn a love of houseplants into a successful business venture.

If you are thinking of starting a green growing venture in a small urban environment and are looking for some ideas, info, and inspiration to get you started, then look no further. Kickstarting your own green pot to plate urban idyll is a within reach idea, and like an onion, has plenty of tasty layers to enjoy and get to know.

Eine kleine Straße, in der die Herzen höher schlagen. Louisa reist an die Ostsee, um in der Schneiderei ihrer Oma auszuhelfen. Doch das Geschäft im Sanddornweg steckt in finanziellen Schwierigkeiten, und es droht das Aus. Das will Louisa auf jeden Fall verhindern. Und sie hat auch schon eine zündende Idee: Die Schneiderei soll eine kleine Strandboutique werden. Mit Feuereifer stürzen Louisa und ihre Oma sich in den Umbau - natürlich mit der tatkräftigen Unterstützung der Sanddornweg-Bewohner und nicht ohne kleinere und größere Probleme.

Eine kleine Straße, in der verlorene Herzen zueinanderfinden. Seit ihrer Jugend hilft Hannah in Irmchens Souvenirladen im Sanddornweg aus. Hier findet jeder genau das Souvenir, das für ihn bestimmt ist. Doch leider macht Irmchen ihre Gesundheit seit einiger Zeit sehr zu schaffen. Kurzum entschließt sie, den Souvenirladen an ihren Neffen Tristan zu übergeben, um etwas zur Ruhe zu kommen. Doch der will aus dem gemütlichen kleinen Geschäft ausgerechnet einen Surfshop machen. Das kann Hannah auf gar keinen Fall zulassen.

Die kleine Straße der großen Herzen. Eigentlich müsste die junge Köchin Pauline sich auf ein Probekochen in einem Sternerestaurant vorbereiten. Aber als sie erfährt, dass das kleine Bistro ihrer Freundin Gina im Sanddornweg kurz vor dem Aus steht, fackelt sie nicht lange: Sofort schmieden die beiden Frauen einen Plan, um endlich wieder Kunden ins "Krabbenstübchen" zu locken. Natürlich können sie auf die Hilfe der Sanddornweg-Bewohner zählen! Wäre da nur nicht die schlechte Restaurantkritik, die den beiden Frauen die Suppe versalzt.

People often think that when you live in a small house, it's because you don't have the means to live in a larger home. In most cases this couldn't be further from the truth. The fact is that small house living typically equates to a much more fulfilling life. Through the process of downsizing your life in regards to material possessions, clutter, and the size of your dwelling, you come to understand a new ideal in which freedom is the name of the game.

Discover the underdog story of the improbable rise of small-batch distilling in America. This bracingly written, fast-paced work traces the relationship of Americans to spirits such as bourbon, scotch, vodka, gin, and rum. And it presents the full story of a plucky band of entrepreneurs who disrupted the nation's conception of how those libations could appear and taste - and how much they could cost.

Is your child repeatedly asking to go to their friend’s house so they can play in their garden? Do they constantly complain and ask why you don't have more space for them to play in the dirt and decorate a beautiful garden? Just because you don't have a huge yard with a ton of extra space doesn't mean you can’t teach your kids about gardening and self-sufficiency. It’s an effective money management strategy for the whole family and will keep your kids busy and having fun, no matter what time of year it is.