The NetherlandsMay 19, 2020, by Imara Milatz

Sustainable Handbook for the Lazy Gardener

The Netherlands, May 19, 2020, by Imara Milatz

Sustainable Handbook for the Lazy Gardener

Hop, jump onto that balcony and dive into the garden. Because if you are an old lucky guy and have... outer space around your house, nature may be closer to home than you think. By creating your own piece of nature, no matter how big or small it may be, you transform your own environment into a more sustainable, cleaner, (nicer too) and greener Valhalla! Good news in the making, gardening doesn't seem to have to be the biggest effort at all (for that, read the whole article). Barts Outside innerOutside). Because with this book 'Sustainable Handbook for the Lazy Gardener', you don't need green fingers, you just have to implement what the book tells you. It's not rocket science, all it takes is someone kind enough to explain it (pre-chewing is also allowed, even if you would like).

Sustainable Handbook for the Lazy Gardener

Sustainable Handbook for the Lazy Gardener

We almost breathe a sigh of relief. It's so easy in fact that you book in 10 (is that even possible?) takes steps in creating your own lush flower garden. And that's nice, because it fits exactly with what we hope our garden will one day become. A perfectly tamed, but wild (but not too), little garden. A garden after the heart, that is. Loethe Olthuis is not the most difficult and explains in Jip and Janneke language how to make the garden climate-proof, how to create a natural meeting between the (right) flowers and the bees and how to provide color in the garden all year round.

Did we mention that Loethe isn't the most difficult? The journalist and garden enthusiast par excellence even reveals where you can get greenery free of charge. And as if that weren't enough, she opens a book about the fact that the natural garden is best made beautiful by a lazy gardener. Lazy is nice for all hedgehogs, birds, insects and other creatures to create a nice home atmosphere in your created piece of nature. Then we're not there, because Loethe shows how you can create your own dining garden or tasty balcony with fruit and vegetables. Because, you probably didn't know, herbs in pots are already a good start. In short, this book is your most practical nature garden step-by-step plan, with an eye for busy agendas. We like to be lazy. Bring on that natural garden.

Sustainable Handbook for the Lazy Gardener

And and and, we're still not quite there yet, in the book you will also find nice recipes to put together with products from your own garden. How cool is that! Well, for those who haven't noticed yet, we are fans here.